BS1433-1434

Conveyance (Lease and Release), £186 13s 4d: (i) Jonathan Eade, late of St John Wapping now of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, esquire, and wife Margaret (granddaughter and devisee of Joseph Field, late of Hitchin, deceased), Henry Carrington Bowles of St Paul's churchyard, London, printseller (grandson of Joseph Field) (ii) Thomas Skelton of Kimbolton, innholder, Thomas Lawrence of Kimbolton, tanner, trustee of Skelton. Recites Will of Joseph Field [WY 377], also WY 379 and 380-381. Two undivided third parts of a messuage, dovehouse and close in Tempsford [details given]. Witnesses: John Bowles, barrister at law, John Jackson, Samuel Carver, at Mr Bowles, J W Hogarth, Staple Inn, Richard Tristam, William Wilshere junior

17,18 Dec 1784

From: 1784 To: 1784

Details given: Property formerly occupied by Widow Ingram, Thomas Fidd, Ann Field, Jeremiah Lee, Mrs York, now by John Livelong, fronting the Great North Road leading through Tempsford to the West, adjoining the Drove leading from Tempsford to Everton, south land of Sir Gillies Payne, east land of Jonathan Eade and wife Margaret and Henry Carrington Bowles, purchased by Joseph Field of James Hatley.

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Eade, Jonathan,
Eade, Margaret,
Field, Joseph,
Bowles, Henry Carrington,
Skelton, Thomas,
Lawrence, Thomas,
Bowles, John,
Jackson, John,
Carver, Samuel,
Hogarth, J W,
Tristam, Richard,
Wilshere, William,
Ingram,
Fidd, Thomas,
Field, Ann,
Lee, Jeremiah,
York,
Livelong, John,
Payne, Gillies,
Hatley, James

deed, print, dealer in works of art, innholder, tanner, will, barrister, Great North Road, Wapping, Stoke Newington, Hitchin, St Paul Covent Garden, Kimbolton, TEMPSFORD, Staple Inn