• Reference
    WI/86
  • Title
    Admission of Thomas Doggett, merchant-tailor, on surrender of John Owen Stubbe, doctor of Physic, & wife Sarah, all of Leighton Buzzard, (by David Willis & Thomas Deverell, tenants); for £509.16s.
  • Date free text
    26,27 Oct 1809
  • Production date
    From: 1809 To: 1809
  • Scope and Content
    – Several pieces of land in the Open Fields of Leighton Buzzard, lately belonging to a farm of the said John Owen Stubbe. Place names: Middle Field, Great & Little Mans Mead, the Brook. Bounding owners & occupiers: Thomas Proctor, John Grant, James Proctor, John Stevens, & Mrs Ashwell. [John Owen Stubbe was admitted, 1794 on Surrender of Henry Woodman of Ivinghoe Aston (County Buckinghamshire), yeoman & wife Sarah]. - And also 4 lands & 2 butts containing 3 acres in Oxey Pool Furlong (late Mans Mead Furlong). Shooting to Mrs Flemon’s headland East; To Great Mans Mead brook north; the land of Mrs Ashwell West; shooting to Leek Brook north; & Hatch Close containing 5 acres in Shenley Hill Fields, bounded west by Blooms Hill; east, by the road to the Hatches; north, by the Heath, & south by Leighton Town. [These last premises were purchased with a farm by Edmund Stubbe (Father of John Owen Stubbe) of George Stevens & James Clarke (trustees & devises of Richard Poynton of Leighton Buzzard, shopkeeper, the eldest son & heir of Daniel Proctor), Sarah Proctor (widow of Daniel Proctor) & Mary Proctor (widow of Richard Proctor]. Recites Admission of John Owen Stubbe to the lands & the farm, 1779, and of Edmund Stubbe. 1766. Court of Rev. Thomas Leigh & James Henry Leigh esq. Steward: Thomas Hill Mortimer.
  • Level of description
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