X520/201-202

Conveyance (Lease and Release); for £140

9, 10 Apr 1765

From: 1765 To: 1765

Richard Brewer of St Sepulchre, London, carver and wife Jane (a daughter and co-heir of Willoughby Johnson, to Richard Lane of Mill End in parish of Hambleden (county Buckinghamshire), esquire [recites that Richard Brewer and wife Jane are entitled to the reversion in fee of after-mentioned premises expectant on determination of life estate of Elizabeth Lea (late Elizabeth Osborne)] … a cottage called the Homestall, with barn and stable, in Wilshamstead; a close of pasture (2 acres), bounded South East by a common way called the Field Way, and tenements of William Tompkins to South West, North East, and in part North West; and also 15½ acres dispersed in the common fields of Wilshamstead, viz: 6¼ acres in Hill Field; 4¾ acres in Mill Field; ½ acre thereof being fenced in abutting on the North corner of Home Close; and 4½ acres in Town Field; all in occupation of Thomas Payne (to hold to Richard Lane for ever) (Covenant to levy a Fine) Witnesses: John Roberts and Richard Brewer junior

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Brewer, Richard,
Brewer, Jane,
Johnson, Jane,
Johnson, Willoughby,
Lane, Richard,
Lee, Elizabeth,
Osborne, Elizabeth,
Tompkins, William,
Payne, Thomas

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, London St.Sepulchre, carver, Hambleden, WILSHAMSTEAD, HOUSING, cottages, Wilshamstead farms, Wilshamstead Farm, agricultural buildings, stables, Wilstead fields