HF40/4/5/1

Abstract of Title

22 Aug 1896

From: 1850 To: 1896

a) Admission of Richard Swan recites: surrender 1) James Lofts 2) Richard Swan of Hildersham, carrier copyhold messuage (held of Manor of Hildersham with Little Abington) + small garden + Pump late in occupation of John Weeden, John Perkis and Wiltshire; And then of John Purkis, Thomas Rook, Widow Scotcher (Lofts admitted 17 September 1850) 16 January 1861 Date of present admission 17 April 1863 b) Will of Richard Swan (died 17 May 1872) to Mary Ann (daughter) wife of Robert Glasscock proved 12 Jun 1879 c) Will of Mary Ann Glasscock, widow (died 16 December 1893) appointed sons Joseph and Richard Swan Glasscock trustees and executors 5 Jan 1894 d) 1) Richard Swan Glasscock of Hildersham, gardener 2) Samuel Conder of same, carpenter (purchaser) 3) William Conder of same, carpenter Cottage and garden, Hildersham abutting S.and E. Hildersham Street N. next way for 54 ft then breaking back 6 ft 6 inches for a 7 ft next garden in which well is situated W. cottages etc. formerly property now contracted for sale to William Henry Howlett, clauses regarding well 1 Mar 1894 e) Admission of William Conder 28 Apr 1894 f) Board of Agriculture Award under Copyhold Act 1894 Consideration £11..8s..2d 22 Aug 1896 made 1896

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Hudsons Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited,
Swan, Richard,
Lofts, James,
Weeden, John,
Perkis, John,
Wiltshire,
Purkis, John,
Rook, Thomas,
Scotcher,
Swan, Mary Ann,
Glasscock, Robert,
Glasscock, Mary Ann,
Glasscock, Joseph,
Glasscock, Richard Swan,
Conder, Samuel,
Conder, William,
Howlett, William Henry,
Board of Agriculture

Hooper & Fletcher, out-county breweries, buildings and land use, Hudsons Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited, DEEDS, MANORS & MANORIAL, surrenders, Hildersham, carrier, copyhold, gardens, pumps, wills, trustees, gardener, carpenter, cottages, WELLS, water supply, Board of Agriculture, Copyhold Act 1894