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i) William Cranfield, South Orkington, Essex, labourer (only surviving child of Elizabeth Cranfield one of the three children of Elizabeth Strange) ii) Robert Harwood, Preston, Hitchin, yeoman CONVEYANCE (Assignment) by i) to ii) for £60 of a twentyfirst share of monies and freehold property.

23 Mar 1811

From: 1787 To: 1795

reciting that Elizabeth Cranfield and William Strange the elder and Mary wife of George Nash were the only children of Elizabeth Strange, and all died in lifetime of testator, and that Rachael Emmerton, Mary Goodman wife of John Goodman, were the only children of Joanna Emmerton, and both died in lifetime of testator, and that Elizabeth Cranfield left i), Mary Nash left 10 children, William Strange left 7 children, and Mary Goodman left 3 children making in all 21 grandchildren, and reciting suit in Chancery 11 February 1796 instituted against William Brown and Ann Pearse, in consequence of which the leasehold estate of testator was sold to John Everitt, and, with other monies, £2200..4s..1d Bank Annuities remain in trust, and that the freehold estate consists of ...messuage and closes at Westoning Wood End reciting William Brown is now 79 years old, and Ann Pearce 75 CONVEYANCE (Assignment) by i) to ii) for £60 of a twentyfirst share of monies and freehold property. executed by both parties Witnesses: John Hawkins, R Dimsey, clerks to Mr Eade

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Cranfield, William,
Cranfield, Elizabeth,
Strange, Elizabeth,
Strange, William,
Harwood, Robert,
Nash, Mary,
Nash, George,
Emmerton, Rachel,
Goodman, Mary,
Goodman, John,
Emmerton, Joanna,
Brown, William,
Pearse, Ann,
Everitt, John,
Hawkins, John,
Dimsey, R.,
Eade

DEEDS, legal papers, WESTONING, Westoning Wood End, Chancery, annuities