Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    LL17/135
  • Title
    (Copy) Marriage Settlement (Release only).
  • Date free text
    30 Jul 1728
  • Production date
    From: 1728 To: 1728
  • Scope and Content
    (i) Isaac Eeles of Marylebone, timber merchant. (i) Martha Warburton of Holborn (daughter of Rebecca Stoughton late of Marston Moretaine), (iii) Henry Stevens of London, cheesemonger, Peter Warburton of Carvington (Hertfordshire), gentleman. (iv) Thomas Moore of London, apothecary. -On marriage of (i) and (ii) : Conveyance by (ii) to (iii). Messuage in Marston Moretaine; 6closes in same, viz: Home close (8acres 7poles), Roe Mead (1 acre 3roods 32poles), Corn close (11 acres), Foggy close (19 acres 11 poles), Coltimoreland (11 acres 2 roods 25 poles), Barn pightle (4acres 2 roods 18 poles), 5 acres 1 rood 15 poles in Little More mead; 1/2 acre meadow called Wren Park; 24poles meadow in Great Normead; 36 acres 1 rood 21 poles arable in Shawfield; 34acres 2roods 13 poles in Brook field; 25 acres 1rood 28 poles in Churchfield; all occupied Thomas Bonest : Devised to (ii) by will of aunt Elizabeth Fairy. - 1/3 farm at Denel End, Flitwick, occupied Foster Green. - 1/3 cottage in Flitwick occupied Ann Osborne. -1/3 Belferces farm in Sharpenhoe, occupied Thomas Robinson. - 1/3 messuage and farm in Chalton, parish Toddington, occupied John Surry. - 1/3 cottage and 1 acre in same, occupied Edward Atkins. To hold (A) property in Marston Moretaine to use of (iv) for 500 years to preserve contingent remainders; £1,000 to be reserved on security of this, to be paid to (ii) on death of (i). (B) other property to use of (i). Witnesses: Walter Gibbons, Peter Warburton.
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