WW66

Conveyance (Feoffment): Robert Butcher of Kempston, yeoman, to Henry Staynes of Bromham, yeoman; for £128 ... [as in WW65] [armorial seal]

1714/5

From: 1714 To: 1715

... a close of pasture in Boxend on Box hill near the Bridge End called Challey (lately divided into three closes) containing 4 acres, bounded North by a close of Peter Carey, labourer, South, by land late Sir Edward Cater; and 2 parcels of arable on the Box hill near Bridge End lane, containing 3 acres; whereof the lower piece (being 10 selions with a "hadeland" at the North end) contains 2 acres, the land of Sir Edward Cater and that of Robert Carey, East, the land late of William Sheppard called Moreland Slade, and the meadow plot of said Robert Carie, South; and the other piece of the 3 acres (being 7 selions and lying at the upper end of the 10 selions) containing 1 acre, the land of Henry Randall, clerk, North, that of Robert Carie and that late of Sir Edward Cater, South, and abutting on a highway leading to Bromham Grange, West

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Butcher, Robert,
Staynes, Henry

feoffment, KEMPSTON, yeoman, BROMHAM, Kempston fields, Kempston Box End, Kempston Bridge End, arable, Kempston Box Hill, Bromham Northampton Road, SEALS & COATS OF ARMS