Reference
WE277
Title
Deed to lead the uses of a Fine (Covenant to levy a Fine)
Date free text
25 Mar 1754
Production date
From: 1754 To: 1754
Scope and Content
i) Edward Mold of Rotherhithe in Southwark (county Surrey), carpenter and wife Elizabeth (a devisee of John Dickason),
ii) Richard Fells of Harlington, yeoman (a devisee of John Dickason, and the eldest son of Mary, late the wife of Richard Fells, who was one of the two daughters and co-heirs of John Dickason), and wife Elizabeth;
iii) Thomas Hudson of Wootton, labourer and wife Ann (the other daughter and co-heir of John Dickason, who was before her 2nd marriage the widow of William Collings, by whom she had the said Elizabeth, wife of Edward Mold); and iv) Richard Medcraft.
[Recites Will of John Dickason, dated 1729 [see abstract of title (WE281)]
...A cottage in Westoning in occupation of Leonard Cotching, tailor, between a cottage in occupation of William Morris SE., and of Mary Osborn, widow NW.; and 2¾ acres in the fields of Westoning.
Place names: South Field alias Field alias Mill Field alias Middle Field, Hitch Furlong alias Street Furlong alias Townsend Furlong alias Cross Furlong, the highway from Ampthill to Toddington, the Town land, the Vicaridge land, Sheeps Mead Furlong, Graves Furlong; Windmill Field alias Mill Field, Hollington Furlong, a place called the Innings, the highway from Westoning to Greenfield called Shefford Way, a Furzen Hedge; Lee or Hither Lee Field or Furlong above a place or endship called Sampsills, estate called Gunnel Hall, Welling Close, a piece of land called Upwells in Harlington Common Field.
Personal names: late John Wingate, now Richard Medcraft, late Lord Lempster, John Betts, Abraham Dix, Thomas Sear. John Adkins, late Shrieve’s now Turner’s.
And also 1 acre in the parish of Harlington [no details]
Witnesses: Richard Ward (of Leighton Buzzard, attorney-at-law), Peregrine Woods (of Ampthill, tailor), and John Sandon (of Ivinghoe Aston, county Buckinghamshire, scrivener)
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