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Covenant to levy and fine and Deed to lead the uses to cut entail ia) Elizabeth Skevington, Newton Blossomville, Buckinghamshire, widow ib) John Peers, Astwood, Buckinghamshire, gentleman and wife Ann, Ann and Elizabeth being two of daughters and coheirs of William Carter late of Turvey, esquire deceased by his wife Elizabeth late Elizabeth Boddington ii) William Lowndes, Inner Temple, esquire

3 Jun 1749

From: 1749 To: 1749

Kempston ...capital messuage or Manor house formerly in occupation William Carter deceased ...cottage opposite on other side of way in occupation John Jackson ...close of pasture formerly two adjoining Manor House ...2 little pightles. 1 acre, adjoining cottage ...60 acres arable and 11 acres meadow in Box Mead ...cottage with pasture pightle and 7 acres 1 ley arable called Hawe or Chaw Croft ...cottage and close of pasture called Little Illens all in occupation William White Felmersham ...farm house with appurtenances ...1 toft, 80 acres arable and ley, 10 acres meadow, 12 acres pasture, formerly in tenure Elizabeth Boddington widow now Jasper Wagstaff Uses: one fourth part to ia) for ever, one fourth to use John Peers for life then to wife Ann, then to daughters Catherine and Elizabeth Peers and their heirs. Witnesses: John Hurst, Patrick Glass

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Skevington, Elizabeth,
Peers, John,
Peers, Ann,
Carter, William,
Carter, Elizabeth,
Boddington, Elizabeth,
Lowndes, William,
Jackson, John,
White, William,
Wagstaff, Jasper,
Peers, Elizabeth,
Peers, Catherine

legal papers, DEEDS, KEMPSTON, FELMERSHAM, Kempston Manor (House), Kempston fields, Felmersham fields