O/21

Valor

26 Nov 1629

From: 1629 To: 1629

i) Sir Robert Naunton; Sir Benjamin Rudyerd, knights, Master & Surveyor of the Court of Wards & Liveries ii) Sir Peter Osborne knight (son and heir of Sir John Osborne knight) VALOR or extent of the Osborn property giving details of field names and occupiers of property in Essex, London and Bedfordshire - Bedfordshire property: - house and site of late monastery of Chicksands with church, steeple and churchyard of said monastery - all messuages, dovehouses, ‘fyshinge’, orchards, ‘appleyeardes’, gardens and land thereto belonging - all demesne lands of late monastery - the ‘dayrie house’ of the late monastery with appurtenances - closes lying with the lordship of Chicksands called Oxe close, Bowe close, Mare close, with three little closes lying by the river in Chicksands between Bedlowe and Cockshott Close; with free warren on all said premises - lordship and manor of Chicksands alias Chixsand and all tithes of the monastery in Chicksands and Dean - woods called Inwood (30 acres), Lordes Wood (40 acres) and Appley Wood (40 acres) [as in O/4]

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Naunton, Robert,
Rudyerd, Benjamin,
Osborn, Peter,
Osborn, John

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Court of Wards and Liveries, land use, fields, Essex, London, CHICKSANDS, monasteries, parish churches, churchyards, HOUSING, dovehouses, fishing, orchards, apples, gardens, Chicksands fields, dairy, River Flit, warrens, Chicksands Manor, tithes, DEAN, woods