Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X520/177
  • Title
    Copy of Settlement; George Blundell and wife Sarah (born Naylour), to William Naylour and Robert Boothbye of Fryday Hill in Chingford (county Essex), esquire
  • Date free text
    1 Jan 1693/4
  • Production date
    From: 1693 To: 1694
  • Scope and Content
    [recites X520/161] (Covenant to levy a Fine) … of a messuage with appurtenances in Wilshamstead, in occupation of James Brazier; also 10 acres of meadow in Goldington Meadow in Goldington, in occupation of William Crawley; meadow or pasture ground called Barne Close in Cardington, adjoining the Parsonage Orchard, and 8 acres dispersed in the common fields of Cardington, in occupation of William Crawley; also a cottage with orchards and backsides called the "Anchor" in Fenlake in Cardington, in occupation of John Woodward; and the Mannor Woods (140 acres) in Cardington, together with the soil. [no details]. (To the use of George Blundell for natural life; then to use of William Naylour and Robert Boothbye for life of George Blundell to intent to preserve contingent remainders, on trust to permit George Blundell to take rents; then to use of Sarah Blundell (wife of George Blundell) for natural life for her jointure and in full bar of her dower; and then to use of their heirs; and for want of issue, to right heirs of George Blundell for ever). (Covenants by George Blundell to save harmless against all former grants, leases, dower etc. (save a lease by George Blundell of the premises in Wilshamstead to James Brazier for 21 years, whereon annual rent of £16 is reserved; and another lease to William Crawley of the meadow in Goldington, and the close and arable in Cardington, whereon annual rent of £20 is reserved); and that the premises thus settled shall at all times during the natural life of said Sarah remain of the clear yearly value of £80) [copy on paper] [Note in abstract of title (X520/163) to effect that no Fine appears to have been levied]
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