NC1263

Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) - £300 i) Richard How of Aspley Guise, gentleman (only brother and heir of Thomas How of Aspley Guise deceased) ii) William Joyce of Boxfeild, Essex, gentleman.

20 Jun 1751; endorsement 26 Apr 1762

From: 1751 To: 1762

Holcot Mill Pasture, 14 acres, in Aspley Guise, formerly in occupation Joseph Wildes, then Edward Cope, now of i). Endorsed: Reorganisation of Mortgage after Aspley Guise Enclosure, and further charge The Enclosure Award for Aspley Guise was dated 19 June 1761. Richard How has borrowed a further £100, and charges the full amount, £400, on the following property:- 3/5 of arable called Roasters Lanefield with 2 acres meadow adjoining in Crabtree Furlong (total 43 acres, 1 rood, 5 perches), Crabtree Furlong and Aspley Road S. and E., Wavendon Field and Roasters Lane W. and N. The above property (43 acres, 1 rood, 5 perches) was allotted in exchange for the following:- 2 closes, Hulcot Mill lying NE., Thomas Vaux, esquire NW., and Fenn or Cow Pasture S:- one contains 12 acres, late in occupation J Walduck, which is the close called Hulcot Mill Pasture in above mortgage. The other contains 8 acres, late in occupation Samuel Wooding. See NC1070-1071 & NC1071a, 8-10 February 1726/7 for purchase and mortgage.

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How, Richard,
How, Thomas,
Joyce, William,
Wildes, Joseph,
Cope, Edward,
Vaux, Thomas,
Walduck, J.,
Wooding, Samuel

legal papers, DEEDS, mortgages, ASPLEY GUISE, ENCLOSURE, Hulcote Mill