X520/146

Deed to lead the uses of a Fine (Covenant to levy a Fine)

17 Aug 1630

From: 1630 To: 1630

i) William Tompson of Little Stanmore (county Middlesex), yeoman ii) Eustace Nedham of Little Wymondley (county Hertfordshire), esquire iii) Francis Taverner of Hexton, esquire … of the Rectory or Parsonage Impropriate of Wilshamstead, with all tithes in Wilshamstead or within the hamlet or "Inshipp" of Cotton End alias West Cotton in Wilshamstead; and also a messuage in Wilshamstead in occupation of "Raufe" Spenceley and Lawrence Albone called "the Parsonage Howse alias the Burysteed Howse", and Burysteed Close (5 acres) adjoining the said messuage; and the closes called Goldington Field (40 acres) and Crosse Meade (10 acres) [no details]. (to the use of ii) for life, and then to use of Frances now wife of ii) for life in full satisfaction for her dower; (tithes excepted). And the tithes to use of said Francis Taverner for ever) Witnesses: Richard Taverner, Benjamin Langhorne, Thomas Cresswell and J Skynner

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Tompson, William,
Nedham, Eustace,
Taverner, Francis,
Spenceley, Ralph,
Albone, Lawrence,
Nedham, Frances

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Little Stanmore, yeoman, Little Wymondley, Hexton, rectories, parsonages, WILSHAMSTEAD, tithes, Cotton End, HOUSING, Wilstead Burystead, Wilshamstead fields, dower