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Lease for 12 years: Thomas Lord Trevor, to George Negus and John Negus (brothers) of Bromham, yeomen; for various rents [named]

1721

From: 1721 To: 1721

... the farmhouse called the Grange, in Bromham; several closes of arable containing 108 acres [named] in Bromham; 10 acres of arable lying together in Ten Acres Piece in Stagsden open fields; several closes of meadow and pasture in Bromham containing 18 acres [named]; and a piece of enclosed meadow called Grange Meadow in Bromham containing 19 acres; all which are glebe of Eton College and held by Trevor on lease [occupiers given]; also several closes of arable containing 49 acres in Bromham [named]; and a close of pasture called Brom Close containing 5 acres in Bromham [occupiers given]

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Trevor, Thomas,
Lord Trevor,
Negus, George,
Negus, John,
Eton College

agricultural leases, BROMHAM, yeoman, rentals, Bromham Grange Farm, Bromham fields, arable, Stagsden fields, STAGSDEN, glebe, Eton College, tenancy