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GA590
Title
Deed to lead the Uses of a Recovery, (copy), 10/-.
Date free text
14 Jun 1805
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From: 1805 To: 1805
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(i) William Essex Hannah of Felmersham yeoman, son and heir of William Hannah of Felmersham deceased.
(ii) Samuel Taylor of Chancery Lane, gentleman.
(iii) John Eyles of Chellington, butcher.
[Recites feoffment 17 March 1724, Thomas Chadriton of Carlton clerk and John Hannah of Carlton, carpenter, father of William Hannah deceased].
-- A messuage in Chellington late occupied by Joseph Hill, now John Eyles, with 1 acre of land adjoining; 1/2acre in the common field, late occupied by Benjamin Rogers, now by John Eyles;
house or barn called Gutterbarn in Felmersham, late occupied by William Boddington, now by William Essex Hannah, abutting south the common street, north tenancy of M. Essex, west, the common way to Samwell;
messuage in Felmersham occupied by John Lord, adjoining north and east orchard of Mrs Bletsoe;
Messuage in Felmersham, with 1 acre of land adjoining, occupied by Thomas Allen, abutting south the common street, east Lees Alley, north Corn close and west tenancy of Nathaniel Wood.
Messuage called Cooper's in Felmersham, late occupied by William Davey, John Berry, widow Marriot, Richard Brown and Richard Brooks and now by William East Hannah, abutting south the common street, north orchard of Mrs Judith Orlebar, and the Little lane and Mrs Orlebar's rickyard.
Witnesses: John Garrard, Elin Garrard of Olney, William Robert James of Holborn.
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