X363/1/51

Assignment of Mortgage with Further Borrowing

12 May 1727

From: 1724 To: 1727

i) Thomas Sparrow of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, whitesmith ii) Richard Crow of Nether Staploe, yeoman, son and heir of James Crow, deceased iii) William Crow of Honeydon, Eaton Socon, yeoman recites: Mortgage (demise 500 years) 24 Aug 1724 i) Richard Crow ii) Thomas Sparrow Consideration: £100 • 1 piece, being 5 lands, containing 1½ acres in Home Field on Riddey Furlong; 1 piece, being 4 lands, containing 2 acres in Seabush Field on Threebushway Furlong; 1 piece, being 5 lands, containing 2 ½ acres in Wineyard Field [As in X363/1/50] • ½ acre ley ground now enclosed with hedge and ditch in Seabush Field on west side of Whitleather Furlong [As in X363/1/49] • 2 acres in Duloe Stocking; 2 sellions containing 1 acre in Seabush Field on Butt Furlong [As in X363/1/48] • 3 acres arable in common fields of Duloe and Staploe: 1 acre on Hempland Meadow called Butt Furlong now occupied by William Rule; 3 sellions and 1 headland containing 1 acre on Allwigge; ½ acre in Staploe Field abutting on Little Pettitts; 1 sellion containing ½ acre in Staploe Field. 2 acres in Duloe Stocking under wood called Fruntes Wood; 1 sellion containing 1 rood in Duloe Field on Allwick Furlong; 1 sellion containing 1 rood on Townsend Furlong in same field. 1 sellion arable with appurtenances containing ½ acre in Sevenbush Field on Lullway Furlong. 5 sellions and gores arable containing 1 acre in Duloe Field on backside of Duloe; 1 sellion containing ½ acre arable in same furlong; 5 sellions arable containing 1½ acres in Seabush Field on Whitleather Furlong; 1 sellion containing ½ acre in same furlong. 1 sellion arable with appurtenances containing ½ acre in Seabush Field on Whitleather Furlong; 1 sellion in Seabush Field on Lullway Furlong; 1 sellion in Staploe Field. [As in X363/1/37 – 43] • 3 sellions arable with appurtenances containing 1 acre, ½ rood in Duloe Field on Brach Furlong [As in X373/1/45] • 2 sellions containing 1 acre in Seabush Field on Whitleather Furlong, purchased with other lands of William Savage • In Duloe Field: 2 sellions containing 3 rood on Langlands Furlong; One piece with headland called Gore Piece containing 2½ acres; 1 sellion containing 1½ roods; 1 ley containing 1 rood. In Seabush Field: 1 sellion containing 1 rood at Paddock Balk; 1 sellion containing 1 rood in Seebrook Furlong; 1 sellion containing ½ acre on same furlong; 2 sellions containing ½ acre on Hillway Furlong; 1 sellion on Whitleather Furlong containing ½ acre; 1 sellion on same furlong containing ½ acre [As X363/1/44] now: Consideration: £100 to i) by iii) £100 to ii) by iii) Above property assigned to iii) for remainder of 500 year term Signatures of i) ii) Witnesses: Philip Dixie Thomas Berkeley Endorsement: Memorandum that 3½ acres in Great Staughton Field, part of 8½ acres late Simon Oldam’s (see X363/1/47) sold to William Emery and William Crow took £10 Signed by: William Crow 1728 Enclosure: list of total lands in conveyance, totalling 28 acres.

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Sparrow, Thomas,
Crow, Richard,
Crowe, Richard,
Crow, James,
Crowe, James,
Crow, William,
Crowe, William,
Oldam, Simon,
Oldham, Simon,
Emery, William

deeds, BUILDINGS & LAND USE, mortgages, St Neots, whitesmiths, Nether Staploe, Nether Staploe, yeoman, Honeydon, Eaton Socon fields, Staploe fields, Duloe, STAPLOE, EATON SOCON, money