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CONVEYANCE (Lease and Release) by i) to ii) for £814..2s i) Right Honourable George Earl of Ashburnham, Sussex, only son and heir of John Earl of Ashburnham ii) John Pulley, Bedford, surgeon iii) Reverend William Pulley, clerk, vicar of Clapham, trustee of ii)

18/19 Mar 1813

From: 1813 To: 1813

reciting indenture 23 March 1812, covenant to levy fine on Ashburnham property, and subsequent public auction at Swan Inn, Bedford, 24/5 November 1812, at which the following was Lot 42, and was bought by ii) for £750, and timber valued at £64..2s CONVEYANCE (Lease and Release) by i) to ii) for £814..2s of: ...close, part of pasture called Turners alias Tyrrils close alias Friars spinney close, containing 6 acres 4 perches, in Bedford St Paul, late part of farm called Friars otherwise Friars Minors in occupation William Sharp abutting N. on land formerly part of Conduit field and Iron well, lately sold to John Trapp, E. on rest of Turners close lately sold to James Gibbon, S. on road from Wells street towards Ford End, W. on land of Leonard Hampson, esquire. The fence on the E. to be responsibility of purchaser. Tithe free Schedule of deeds. 1708-1813 Signed i)

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Pulley, John,
Ashburnham, George, 3rd Earl,
Ashburnham, John, 2nd Earl of,
Pulley, William,
Sharp, William,
Trapp, John,
Gibbon, James,
Hampson, Leonard

legal papers, DEEDS, AUCTION SALES, Bedford Swan Inn, timber, St. Paul Bedford, Friars Minors, Bedford farms, Bedford Wells Street