Scope and Content
(i) George Gibbs, yeoman, of Milton Brian/Bryan, son and heir of late George Gibbs, senior.
(ii) Mary Gibbs, widow, and mother of (i).
(iii) Robert. Lane, dairyman, of Bletchley, Buckinghamshire.
(iv) John Lane, Grocer and tallow chandler, of Leighton Buzzard, brother of (iii).
A messuage in Milton Bryan, known as Harlingtons; an orchard; Homes or Lammas close (9acres); 107 acres in the fields of Milton Bryan; Reddingtons close (12 acres, abutting north on a wood and south on Wood-green Lane;
Fields and Meadows.
Full mead; Broadmead field; Fords field; Dole meadow; Furlongs.
Fords; Upper Baalam; Middle; Redway; Swanbrook; Casington; Woo; Abington hill.
Other Place names.
Hoarn ground, Red Wootell, Lane end, Parsons Platt, Arnolds Hook, Church ground, Fords hedge, the Headland, the Doles, Flexbrook, Hean land, Hobbs croft, Gorill hill, Mill slade, Tillings moors, Honger hill, the Hatch, Battlesden highway, the Townland, London road, Deanswick way, Churchway, Norn lane, Town Sward, New hedge, Hawkeswell;.
Owners or occupiers of neighbouring lands.
Duke of Bedford, Francis Cook, Sir Gregory Page, Harry Johnson, esq, William Cook, Francis Turner, Mr. Cook of Bedford, Mr. Ashwell, Job Arnold, Mr. Turner.
Also all George Gibbs property in Milton Brian/Bryan.
Witnesses: Charles Pyne, Richard Atkins.