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Morteynes alias Reynes Manor, Stanbridge. Conveyance (Lease and Release): £1,000 i) Brandreth Duncombe late of St Dunstan in the West, London, now of Berkhampstead St Peter, Hertfordshire, esquire ii) J Franklin of Rush Mear, Leighton Buzzard, gentleman

5, 6 Oct 1786; 31 Oct 1843

From: 1786 To: 1843

- Messuage or farmhouse in Stanbridge, heretofore in occupation James Grant, since Arthur Ellingham, late Daniel Ellingham, now Joseph Eames - 3 closes of pasture, 8 acres called Jacks alias Jacksons, Butchers Wick and Germans - 2 closes of ley, 4½ acres called the Nine Leys lying on south of the dwelling house - Close of pasture, 3 acres called East End Close, lying next Fishwells east, abutting south on road leading to Tilsworth - 2 closes of pasture and meadow, 6 acres called the Four Leys or Little Fishwell, and Great Fishwell alias Fishwire, lying on west side of Tilsworth Enclosures - 93 acres open field land (detailed) (including 4 roods in Gosdell entitling owner to 8 cow commons) 5, 6 Oct 1786 Endorsed: Note of covenant to produce above deed and subsequent deeds on sale of a large portion of above property to Messrs James Warner and Thomas Eames 31 Oct 1843

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Duncombe, Brandreth,
Franklin, J,
Grant, James,
Ellingham, Arthur,
Ellingham, Daniel,
Eames, Joseph,
Warner, James,
Eames, Thomas

legal papers, DEEDS, STANBRIDGE, Stanbridge Morteynes alias Reynes Manor