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Admission: J Newman of Leighton Buzzard, yeoman (lately called wheelwright) surrendered 3 November 1786 to use of J Field of Leighton Buzzard, yeoman, for life, remainder to William Field of Aspley Guise, glover.

25, 26 Oct 1787

From: 1787 To: 1787

8 acres in Leighton Buzzard: in Grovebury Field: 1 acre being a headland and a fellow, on Ratley Hill, Thomas Waters south, and Kings Mead Furlong north. 1 acre (2 lands) in Clay Furlong, J Owen Stubbe east, J Millard west - to which Newman was admitted on surrender of Thomas Millard and wife. in Middle Field: 1½ acre (3 lands) shooting to Clipson Chain, Edward Ashwell west, land in occupation Joseph Nash east - to which Newman was admitted on surrender of Stephen Perrin. 1½ acres (3 lands) in Upper Furlong, shooting into Hunts Way, land in occupation Joseph Nash west, Edward Ashwell east - to which Newman was admitted on surrender of Thomas Millard and wife. in Shenley Hill Field: 1 acre (2 lands) on the sunny side of Shenley Hill, J Smith on one side and John Millard on the other 1 land and 2 roods on the shady side of the hill, shooting down to Town Swerd west, J Franklin north, land in occupation Joseph Nash south - to which J Newman was admitted on surrender of William Sharp, his wife and father. 1 acre on shady side of the hill in same furlong and on the outside of the said field, highway north, Gabriel Horwood south - to which Newman was admitted on surrender of James Sanders.

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Newman, J,
Field, J,
Field, William,
Waters, Thomas,
Stubbe, J Owen,
Millard, J.,
Millard, Thomas,
Ashwell, Edward,
Nash, Joseph,
Perrin, Stephen,
Smith, J.,
Franklin, J.,
Sharp, William,
Horwood, Gabriel,
Saunders, James

legal papers, DEEDS, LEIGHTON BUZZARD