H/WS834

Mortgage (Conditional Surrender) and Admission on forfeiture J. Birchens surrendered out of court, 21 April 1814, to use of J. Willis, who is now admitted. 39 acres 2 roods 14 perches in Northfield (as in H/WS851 below) to which Birchens was admitted, 27 Feb. 1801 on surrender of Robert Thurgood

31 May 1822

From: 1822 To: 1822

Simons Piece, arable, 20 acres farmyard, cottage, barn etc. erected thereon, in Middlefield, Biggleswade, then occupied Edward Rudd, gent. and then Birchens, adjoining common pasture called New Pasture. Ploughed Pightle, pasture, 8 acres, adjoining New Pasture, North, and land sold by Birchens to J. Forster, merchant, South. New Pasture or the Sheepwalk, and right of common thereon for 170 sheep and other common rights there, 40 acres to which Birchens was 15 July 1811 on surrender of Margaret Rudd. Close of arable, 8 acres 2 roods 30 perches in Town Field, Biggleswade, land late William Knight, then Edward Knight and then Charles Nash East, road leading to Shortmead Farm West, part of piece of arable containing 20 acres 2 roods 30 perches, formerly three or more pieces called Mariners Way, Woland and Fleming Pieces. to which Birchens was admitted 7-8 April 1812, on surrender of Edward Knight.

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Birchens, J,
Willis, J,
Thurgood, Robert,
Rudd, Edward,
Forster, J,
Rudd, Margaret,
Knight, William,
Knight, Edward,
Nash, Charles

Biggleswade Furzen Hall Farm, BIGGLESWADE, mortgages, surrenders, rights of common, sheep, field names, Biggleswade Shortmead Farm