Reference
BS2209
Title
(copy) Release £219
(i) Richard Betham, North Marston, Buckinghamshire, yeoman and wife Sarah
(ii) Michael Mouse.
Date free text
7 April 1687
Production date
From: 1687 To: 1687
Scope and Content
-- messuage in which Richard Mouse junior dwells, and Hanks his Wick Close (1 acre) Totternhoe, Michael Mouse north, Beaks Lane south, street east
-- 10 acres 3 roods arable and meadow in fields of Totternhoe, and Eaton Bray
½ acre North Field in furlong shooting to Beaks Brook, Mr. Huxley both sides in the occupation of Thomas Martin
1 acre same furlong Edmund Cutlett deceased south, Mr. Huxley now Jeffery Brincklow north.
1 acre Ditchlong Field, Hale Furlong, John Ward north, Thomas Martin east
1 acre same field abutting Moote Lane, Late John Harbert deceased north, Michael Mouse south
2 roods together in Quarrey Field, Littney Ford furlong, Rufus Harbertt both sides
1 rood same furlong, John Mouse north
1 acre, same field Sherwell furlong, William Hobbs north, Robert Robins south
1 acre same field Beggars Path furlong John Robins south, Henry Pedder north
2 acres same field Hanging furlong, Thomas Martin south, Rufus Harbert north
1 acre arable, Castle field, Thomas Hensman south
1 head rood Castle field Henry Hobbs south, east of Bridgwater north
½ acre arable Lang Field, furlong above Lang furlong, James Ashwell senior north, Mr. Ashwell southwest.
--- ½ acre meadow, Fenn Mead, vicarage land northeast, Mr. Huxley, now in the occupation of Jeffery Brincklow southwest, abutting Fenn Mead Brook
1 rood meadow in same, James Brincklowe northeast, Fenn Mead Brook
all in the occupation of Richard Mouse.
warranty clause versus Thomas Saunders, North Marston gentleman, Robert Carter, Oving, Buckinghamshire, yeoman, Samuel Harbert (father of Sarah wife of Richard Betham late Buckworth, Huntingdonshire yeoman deceased and heirs) William Harbert deceased grandfather of Sarah, and heirs.
Witnesses: Jacob Pennington, John Betham, Richard Atkins.
Archival history
From the official receiver in bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey Street, W.C.2., via British Records Association
Level of description
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