HF40/2/13/17

Another copy of HF40/2/13/10

3 Nov 1758

From: 1748 To: 1758

Admission of Samuel Marsom recites Will of John Hurst copyhold property to Elizabeth Hurst, his mother in law reversion to Samuel Marsom (except copyhold messuages, cottage or tenements, close or orchard left to my cousin John Hurst) “his brother” for life with reversion to children of Samuel and testator’s sister recites death of Samuel Marsom recites Will of Samuel Marsom appointing to his son Samuel: property at Henlow and also (expectant on death of Elizabeth Tickle – late Elizabeth Hurst of Henlow, widow, mother in law of John Hurst) all copyhold property in Langford made 22 Dec 1748 proved Prerogative Court of Canterbury (no date) death of Elizabeth Tickle proclaimed at Manor Court 21 September 1758 property as described in HF40/2/13/9 3 Nov 1758

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Wells & Co,
Marsom, Samuel,
Hurst, Elizabeth,
Hurst, John,
Tickle, Elizabeth

Hooper & Fletcher, breweries, Wells & Company, buildings and land use, LANGFORD, Manor of Langford, court rolls, wills, John will: Hurst, copyhold, Langford fields, arable, Langford Crown, cottages, orchards, Samuel will: Marsom, HENLOW