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cottages in Backside Road, Biggleswade near Yorkshire Grey

made c. 1899 (documents dated 1886, 1899)

From: 1886 To: 1904

a) Copy of Court Roll of Manor of Biggleswade death of William Hogge 7 July 1862 admission of Frederick Archdale recites that William Hogge had been admitted on forfeited conditional surrender of William Farrington plot of land, Biggleswade adjoining Yorkshire Grey then or late in occupation of William Studman, E.-W. 68 ft, N.-S. 14 ft abutting E. premises of William Studman S. road called the Backside W. land late of Samuel Wells And 4 messuages, cottages or dwellinghouses, sometime since erected and built by William Farrington and standing on above piece of ground, formerly in occupation of Samuel Green, Thomas White, John Garden and Thomas Breed and then of Thomas Gorge, George Cole, George Bone and Robert Webb rent 2d fine ½d 27 Apr 1886 b) Deed of enfranchisement 1) Francis Frederick Lovell of Hinchelsea, Brockenhurst, Hampshire esquire, Lord of the Manor of Biggleswade 2) Frederick Archdale of Woodlands Bassett, Hampshire copyhold lands, Biggleswade (presumably those above) consideration £105 29 Apr 1899

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Wells & Co,
Hogg, William,
Archdale, Frederick,
Farrington, William,
Studman, William,
Wells, Samuel,
Green, Samuel,
White, Thomas,
Garden, John,
Breed, Thomas,
Gorge, Thomas,
Cole, George,
Bone, George,
Webb, Robert,
Lovell, Francis Frederick

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