Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X336/8-9
  • Title
    Mortgage (Lease and Release) by i) to ii) to secure £1,400
  • Date free text
    15, 16 Jan 1759
  • Production date
    From: 1729 To: 1770
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    ia) John Orlebar ib) Richard Orlebar ii) John Swale, Hatton Garden, St Andrew, Holborn, Middlesex, gentleman Mortgage (Lease and Release) by i) to ii) to secure £1,400 … capital messuage called Henwick House in Henwick where Richard Orlebar, esquire, deceased, once lived and where ia) now lives, with gardens etc. which Richard Orlebar, deceased, purchased of Elizabeth Orlebar, widow, or her trustees … manor of Podington and advowson of vicarage of Podington … messuage or Manor House of Podington called the Bury Steed sometime in tenure or occupation of the widow Mason and John Mason her son … ground called Hents Mead 3 acres now in occupation of John Rappit … ground called Foxleys 4 acres in occupation of William Manning … pightle where a cottage once stood, late in occupation of widow Sanders, deceased, and now or late of John Mason … farm in Podington formerly in tenure of Daniel Brown, now or late of Richard Brown … messuage or farm in Podington formerly in tenure of Edward Yeoman(s) and since of Richard Yeomans now of Richard Wilkins … ground in Podington called an orchard formerly in occupation of John Lovell and now of Richard Wilkins … tithes of corn and hay in Podington once in possession of William Bradley now let to occupiers of land … messuage with lands and appurtenances sometime in possession of Thomas Hawkes and now or late of Richard Perkins … messuage in Podington once in occupation of Jonathan Finney senior, now or late Henry Finney and Mercy Ashby, widow … messuage in Podington now in occupation of widow James (lately a barn belonging to the last-mentioned messuage) … messuage with appurtenances in Podington formerly in occupation of William Bradley now or late Henry Finney … Yellnowe Wood 80 acres in Podington … Great Hayes and Little Hayes woods in all 25 acres … cottage with land in Podington late in occupation of George Hawkes now William Knowles … messuage and land in Podington late in occupation of Thomas Sibley now John Bateman … cottage and land in Podington formerly Martin Cole senior since Martin Cole his son, now Thomas Cole … cottage and lands late John Lovell now widow Sturgiss … messuage in Podington now or late James Green … cottage with lands in Podington late in occupation of Jonathan Finney now John Reynolds … cottage in Podington late in occupation of William Eyre now widow Eyre … cottage in Podington now or late Anthony King … cottages in Podington formerly in several occupations of John Denton, Richard Cox, John Eyre, Samuel Berrell, Joseph Ives, Edward Dippup, William Harris, William Durdon and the widow Boney, now in occupations of John Tindall, Richard Coxe, William Durdon, Daniel Abbott, John Curtis, Joseph Ives, John Perkins, John Dunckley and Ann Bolney, widow … 4 acres by estimate of wood in Hinwick now in occupation of ia) formerly two closes of pasture called Great Gorewrong and Little Gorewrong … close of pasture called Goose close 6 acres, and Little Cottagers close 1 acre, both formerly in occupation of John Sturgis, now John Clarke … pasture close Goose close 6 acres, Great Cottagers close 4 acres, both also formerly in occupation of Richard Turland senior deceased and now Richard Turland his son and John Orlebar which last 4 mentioned closes are in Hinwick … cottage with Little Close adjoining and 3 acres 1 rood arable, 1 acre ley and mowing ground with appurtenances, sometime in tenure of John Whitwick or his assigns late John Brookes now John Denton … cottage with little pightle adjoining and 3 acres arable with appurtenances sometime in tenure of John Freeman late in occupation of widow Ratcliffe now Richard Brown, shepherd … cottage and 3 acres arable with appurtenances formerly in tenure of Thomas Colegrave and late John Cooke now Richard Cooke his son … cottage with appurtenances sometime in tenure of Robert Abbot since of William Watts and Samuel Clifton or one of them, now Richard Ratcliffe and William Watts all in Hinwick and Podington … Cockhill Spinney containing by estimate 2 acres with timber trees in Hinwick … Newhall Bushes spinney containing 1 acre in common fields of Hinwick, now in occupation of John Orlebar, and tithes … messuage or tenement in Hinwick formerly in occupation of Richard and John Marshall, brothers, and now or late James Hine … outhouse called the Old Kitchen adjoining near the said messuage and let with the same … 2 pightles of pasture near the messuage … 15 acres open field land in Podington and Hinwick, of which 3½ were late in occupation of James Hine and the rest of John Sturgis, and are now in occupation of John Clarke … all other property formerly the inheritance of John Marshall and purchased by Richard Orlebar, deceased, of Richard Marshall, William Woodward and wife Elizabeth, and John Woodward and wife Margaret … all other property in Hinwick and Podington (except Rames House) settled by Richard Orlebar, deceased, by indentures of Lease and Release 16, 17 December 1729 to the use of ia) for life then to heirs male by wife Mary Rolt (excepting always tithes on lands belonging to Henwick Hall and Edmonds Cottage late in possession of John Livesey, esquire, now of St Andrew Livesey, esquire and Thomas Clarke, and except 3 acres arable in Podington now in occupation of John Bateman, formerly parcel of farm heretofore in occupation of Thomas E[l]kins, now John Rappit) all of which are comprised in indentures of Lease and Release 7, 8 November 1757 between i) of the first part, Henry Barnes, Middle Temple, gentleman of the second, Samuel Marriott, Excise Office, London, gentleman of the third part, and a subsequent recovery to uses of ia) for life, then ib), subject to annuity by way of jointure on Mary wife of John Orlebar … all the Bromsall property as in marriage settlement X336/1-2, in Blunham, Mogerhanger, Streatley and Wrestlingworth and Cockayne Hatley various covenants 15, 16 Jan 1759 [examined 4 December 1770 by James Clark and John Cooch]
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