X440/45

Admission of Richard Foster junior as heir of Richard Foster senior, 1790

22, 23 & 27 Oct 1790

From: 1790 To: 1790

Copy of Court Roll, Manor of Biggleswade Admission Richard Foster as eldest son & heir of Richard Foster senior - cottage with stable, sheds, yard & garden ground adjacent [later the Baptist manse, see X440/769] : South Meeting House Walk : North Langford Street : West cottage & garden of Samuel Barber : East yard & ground fronting the Meeting House now in occupation James Bowers, at rent of 1s 2d per annum to which Richard Foster senior was admitted on surrender of Elizabeth Brittain - parcel of pasture in Biggleswade adjacent to river there, 1 acre, formerly in occupation of William Whitehouse at rent of 1s per annum to which Richard Foster senior was admitted on surrender of Turner Boston - 2 dwelling houses lately built by Thomas Watts in Biggleswade in the Backside : North land of Mr Rudd - parcel of ground behind said tenements adjacent to Saffron Ground at one end at the two rents of 1½d & 3d to which Richard Foster senior was admitted on forfeited conditional surrender of Thomas Watts fines: 4s½ & a third of 1d 4d ½d 1d

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Foster, Richard,
Barber, Samuel,
Bowers, James,
Brittain, Elizabeth,
Whitehouse, William,
Boston, Turner,
Watts, Thomas,
Rudd

court rolls, Manor of Biggleswade, BUILDINGS & LAND USE, BIGGLESWADE, DEEDS, HOUSING, cottages, stables, agricultural buildings, gardens, Baptist buildings, Biggleswade Meeting House Walk, Biggleswade Langford Street, rentals, surrenders, Biggleswade fields, Ivel, building work, Biggleswade Backside, fines