X363/1/178

Counterpart of [first part of] X363/1/177

6 Apr 1753

From: 1753 To: 1753

i) Letitia Battisson of Bedford, widow ii) William Litchfield of Snellshall, Lavendon, Buckinghamshire, grazier recites: Articles of Agreement (i) ii) (ii) John Marsh X363/1/175 Now: • Messuage in Lavendon formerly occupied by William Gabell, see X363/1/156, with barns, stables, malting and outhouses • 3 cottages with appurtenances, see X363/1/156, formerly occupied by Jane Peacock, widow, Henry Marty and Luke Sibthorpe, alias Butcher • Close of pasture with appurtenances and spinney in Lavendon called Bird Close, containing 2 acres, see X363/1/156 • Close of pasture in Lavendon containing 1 acre, 3 roods, see X363/1/156 • 127 acres 3 roods arable: • 6 acres in Brafield Field • 8 acres 2 roods in Abbington Field • 31 acres 2 roods in Cansley Field • 33 acres 2 roods in Tunnick Field • 16 acres 3 roods in Windmill Field • 16 acres 3 roods in Lower Field • 15 acres 1 rood in Clifton Field in Cross Furlong All in Lavendon, Clifton Reynes and Brayfield, Buckinghamshire [as in X363/1/175] To secure payment to ii) of £400 on deaths of Elizabeth Litchfield and Mary Foster Interest on £400 to pay annuities of £10 per annum to Elizabeth Litchfield and Mary Foster Signed: i) Witnesses: John Marsh John Hall

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Battison, Letitia,
Litchfield, William,
Marsh, John,
Litchfield, Elizabeth,
Foster, Mary,
Forster, Mary

buildings and land use, DEEDS, mortgages, annuities, BEDFORD, Snelshall, Snelson, grazier, HOUSING, cottages, fields, spinney, Lavendon, Clifton Reynes, Cold Brayfield, Cold Brayfield