HF40/2/13/34

Attested copy of Release

examined 1 Dec 1830

From: 1806 To: 1830

1) Elizabeth Bonsall of Glan Rheidoll, Cardigan, widow (formerly Elizabeth Davis, spinster) 2) Ann Hickson of Langford, widow of Joseph John Hickson of Langford, farrier (elder son and heir of Joseph) 3) Samuel Willson of Holme, Biggleswade, esquire recites Mortgage? 1) Charles Dilly of Clophill esquire (brother in law of John Dilly, late of Southill, gentleman, deceased) 2) Joseph Hickson 14 Jul 1806 doubt as to whether Elizabeth Bonsall has rights on property release a) property as in HF40/2/13/33 b) one acre of pasture held of the Manor of Langford with Holme lying in a close formerly called Home Close or Bottom Close near the river there and adjoining to 3 acres of meadow ground held of the Manor of Langford. Making together two closes or pieces of meadow called Great Meadow and Little Meadow (late in occupation of William Edwards, since then of Joseph Hickson) consideration 5s paid by 3) to 1) 13 Sep 1824 Examined by Edmund Reeve and William Francis Kerr (clerk to Mr Lindsell) 1 Dec 1830

item

Hooper & Fletcher,
Wells & Co,
Bonsall, Elizabeth,
Davis, Elizabeth,
Davies, Elizabeth,
Hickson, Ann,
Hickson, Joseph,
Hickson, John,
Willson, Samuel,
Wilson, Samuel,
Dilly, Charles,
Dilly, John,
Edwards, William,
Reeve, Edmund,
Kerr, William Francis,
Lindsell, Robert

Hooper & Fletcher, breweries, Wells & Company, DEEDS, Aberystwyth, LANGFORD, farrier, Biggleswade Holme, CLOPHILL, SOUTHILL, buildings and land use, Langford fields, Holme with Langford Manor, Ivel, Manor of Langford, solicitor's clerk, general legal process