BS1597

Mortgage (Second), £200: (i) Daniel Berry of Felmersham, gentleman (nephew and devisee named in the last will of John Berry, late of Felmersham, gentleman, deceased) and his wife Mary (only child and heir-at-law of Daniel Berry, of Colchester Street, Whitechapel, Distiller, deceased, only son and heir of John) (ii) William Staines of Biddenham, gentleman. A messuage or farmhouse and other property in Felmersham and London [as in BS 1589, which is recited]. Recites: That commons in Felmersham have since been enclosed by act of Parliament; that in lieu of the lands mortgaged the Commissioners have assigned a parcel of land in the south Field of Felmersham (63 acres 1 rood 16 perches); Occupiers of lands adjoining: Daniel Berry, William Beal, poor widows of Felmersham, Sir Thomas Alston, Richard Brooks, Elizabeth Brooks, Elizabeth Woolston, the Master Fellows and Scholars of Trinity College Cambridge. That the £200 is needed to defray the costs incurred. Witnesses: John Marsh, Ursula Marsh

31 Mar 1766, reciting from 1765

From: 1765 To: 1766

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Berry, Daniel,
Berry, John,
Berry, Mary,
Staines, William,
Beal, William,
Alston, Thomas,
Brooks, Richard,
Brooks, Elizabeth,
Woolston, Elizabeth,
Marsh, John,
Marsh, Ursula,
Hewlett, Thomas,
Pain,
Webster, Daniel,
Holland, William,
Boddington, Thomas,
Lilly, John,
Warner, Robert,
Kingshill,
Buck, Peter,
Mowbray, Michael,
Benham, Theophilus

mortgages, gentleman, distiller, field names, baker, basket maker, parliamentary enclosure, FELMERSHAM, Whitechapel, BIDDENHAM, Radwell, Bread Street Allhallows, London, City of London Dowgate Hill, Cambridge Trinity College