RY69

paper booklet endorsed: "To Go with Me to Ekinggton"

1738

From: 1738 To: 1738

p.1. "An Account of Timber Trees Standing at Mr Calfes Farm at Eggington ... taken by Mr Ivory of Hempstead May 1 1738" 449 beside some box trees pp.2, 4.,6.,13. and 15 blank p.3. "Memorandum of Damage Done by Mr Beale All put in Good In Repair When he came In" mainly fences, gates, trees, hedges cut down. Trees mentioned include apple, holly, maple, ash. box, high elms, bullace, pears and damsons p.5. terrier of copyhold from original writing, together with 5 acres arable pp.7-12 terrier of Mr John Calfes farm at Eggington, of which he took possession 6 and 7 March 1737/8 from Mr John Meacham, Luton, officer to the sheriff, by virtue of writ of possession: messuage in possession William Beale; 2 tenements adjoining in possession John Mann; 3 barns, 1 woodhouse, 2 stables, 3 hogsties and cowhouse; closes and open field land p.14 note of total acreages

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Calfe, John,
Ivory,
Beale, William,
Meacham, John,
Man, John

booklets, ESTATES (LANDED), Eggington Manor, EGGINGTON, timber, trees, surveys, Eggington farms, Hemel Hempstead, fencing, hedging, orchards, fruit trees, terriers, copyhold, Eggington fields, arable, LUTON, sheriff's officer, HOUSING, agricultural buildings, stables, pigs, cattle