WE159

Lease for 21 years; at annual rent of £95: Frances Eagles of Ampthill, widow, to Reverend John William Coventry Campion of Westoning House.

10 Sep 1863

From: 1863 To: 1863

[Recites Marriage Settlement (Lease and Release), dated 13 and 14 September 1836: i) John Eagles of Ampthill, gentleman; ii) the said Frances Eagles (then Frances Arrowsmith of Highgate (county Middlesex), spinster; and iii) Edward Chapman and Charles Arrowsmith junior. On marriage of i) and ii)] ...A farmhouse at Sampshill in Westoning, late in occupation of George Olney, and now of Reverend Campion; a close adjoining containing 40 acres 1 rood 18 perches (formerly divided into several smaller closes called: The Two Acres Close, Pear Tree Hill, Wheat Close, the Pightle, The Ten Acres Close, the Eight Acres Spinney, Eight Acres Close, Lower Abrams Close and Spinney, Upper Abrams and Home Hill); also closes called Clarks Close and Spinney (11acres 1 rood 16 perches), and the Potters Close (4 acres 2 roods 12 perches), lying SW. and NW. of the first close, respectively; and also 1¾ acres in Mill Field in Westoning (allotted to J Eagles deceased, under Enclosure Award [1842]). [No details] Various husbandry covenants Witness: Thomas Morris (clerk to Mr Wright, solicitor, Ampthill).

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Eagles, Frances,
Campion, John William Coventry,
Eagles, John,
Arrowsmith, Frances,
Chapman, Edward,
Arrowsmith, Charles,
Olney, George,
Morris, Thomas,
Wright

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