X440/91

Copy of Court Roll, Manor of Biggleswade

15, 18 & 19 May 1717

From: 1717 To: 1717

Admission i) Edward Rudd on surrender of: ii) Richard Lee gentleman, son & heir of Mathew Lee of Clifton - close, called Le Delves, 5 acres, late in occupation of Edward Griggs, now Edward Rudd, fine: ½d - 17 acres arable in Biggleswade in occupation William Hancock - 1 acre pasture in Longmead in occupation William Hancock purchased of Christopher Challice - 2 acres arable in Northfield in occupation William Hancock, formerly of Thomas Goodchild purchased by Richard Lee from William Young, fine: [Three preceding entries] 1s - 2 parcels arable, 18 acres, one in Southfield over Hungerhill Peece, other in Home Side to South of London Road, in occupation of Edward Rudd, fine: 7d - all customary lands recently of Mark Mott in Biggleswade, fine 3d except: close of pasture called Le Bishopps, 5 acres, now occupied by Edward Oxenbridge & close adjacent it, 1½ acres in occupation of Thomas Pope & all common rights purchased from Mark Mott by Richard Lee

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Rudd, Edward,
Lee, Richard,
Lee, Matthew,
Griggs, Edward,
Hancock, William,
Challis, Christopher,
Goodchild, Thomas,
Young, William,
Mott, Mark,
Oxenbridge, Edward,
Pope, Thomas

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Manor of Biggleswade, court rolls, BIGGLESWADE, DEEDS, surrenders, CLIFTON, copyhold, Biggleswade fields, arable, fines, Biggleswade London Road, rights of common