NC67-68

Appointment and Release: i) John Mellor, late of Houghton Regis, draper, now of Dunstable, auctioneer ii) William Twidell of Stanbridge, farmer iii) Thomas Twidell of Edlesborough, farmer

20, 21 Oct 1836

From: 1836 To: 1836

- property as in NC57-58, late in occupation Joseph Goss, now Thomas Gurney; also pieces of arable (3 acres) late in occupation Thomas Standbridge, then Thomas Stevens, now Thomas Gurney. Note by Mr F G Gurney of Claridge's, Eggington 15 July 46, on Bletchwell (NC57-58; NC67-68): "Bletchwell must be the very large (and formerly open) field in which the very curious spring now called Brettch'll (? Breach Well) exists - far from any house, old or new, and just below the Romano-British site upon Harlington Hill, west of the village. It formed the water-supply of the Roman site. All the property named was in Gurney's hands in 1842, but belonged to Thomas Twidell, presumably successor of William Twidell"

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Twidell, William,
Mellor, John,
Twidell, John,
Goss, Joseph,
Gurney, Thomas,
Stanbridge, Thomas,
Stevens, Thomas,
Gurney, Thomas

DEEDS, legal papers, STANBRIDGE