WE494

Deed to lead the uses of a Fine (Covenant to levy a Fine): Edward Wyngate of Cannons in parish of Shenley (county Hertfordshire), esquire and wife Mary, to Francis Taverner of Hexton (county Hertfordshire), esquire, and Richard Taverner, gentleman (son and heir apparent).

2 Jan 1632/3

From: 1632 To: 1633

...A messuage in Leagrave in parish of Luton, in occupation of Francis Crawley; 280 acres land belonging in Leagrave and Limbury; and a messuage with a smith’s forge, in Leagrave, in occupation of [blank] Marham. Also a messuage in Maulden, with 64 acres land belonging; 3 acres meadow in Greens End, in occupation of Henry Tilcock; a cottage in occupation of William Tappes; a cottage in occupation of William Smart; and a cottage and close) 5 acres; late divided into 2 parcels), in occupation of Henry Webb; and a wick called a hempland (1 rood); all in Maulden. Also a messuage called the “Sign of the Bell” in Ampthill (formerly called “Snowes Place”). And also 4¾ acres in the Fields of Ampthill and Maulden, in occupation of Ralph Saye.

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Wyngate, Edward,
Wyngate, Mary,
Taverner, Francis,
Taverner, Richard,
Crawley, Francis,
Marham,
Tilcock, Henry,
Tappes, William,
Smart, William,
Webb, Henry,
Saye, Ralph

DEEDS, legal papers, LEAGRAVE, LIMBURY, Leagrave fields, Limbury fields, blacksmiths, MAULDEN, Maulden fields, AMPTHILL, Ampthill Bell, Ampthill fields