X732/110

Release [lease missing]

9 Nov 1813

From: 1813 To: 1813

i) John Lilley, Bedford, ironmonger William Lilley, Kempston, farmer John Burr, Kempston, farmer (devisees in trust under will of John Lilley, deceased) ii) George Josiah Pinchard, Bedford, gentleman iii) Peregrine Nash, Bedford, gentleman, a trustee for ii) reciting death of John Lilley on 5 March 1813, will proved (Bedford) on 7 April 1813 reciting the admission of i) to the copyhold property late of John Lilley and held of the Manor of Kempston Greys otherwise Hastingsburys on 1 November 1813 and the enfranchisement of the property for £123..15s now in consideration of £1,440 paid to i) by ii) i) release to ii) - cottage and barn, now converted into 3, with pasture, rickground etc. adjoining (2 acres 2 roods 26 perches) at West End, Kempston, now in occupation of Ann Gooding - piece land on West End Green (1 acre 3 roods 26 perches) - piece land etc. in Boxfield (22 acres 1 rood 23 perches) now divided into 2 closes late in occupation of John Lilley, deceased, and now of John Lilley, his son North West (part): Box End Road North East (part) and North West (remaining part): William Barringer North East (remaining part): exchanges to Levi Lavender South East: The Reverend James Aspinwall South West: Frederick William Foster signatures of all endorsed: receipt witnesses: J F Budd, attorney, Bedford D Norris, his clerk

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Lilley, John,
Lilley, William,
Burr, John,
Pinchard, George Josiah,
Nash, Peregrine,
Gooding, Ann,
Barringer, William,
Lavender, Levi,
Aspinwall, James,
Foster, Frederick William

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, BEDFORD, ironmonger, KEMPSTON, farmer, trustees, wills, Kempston Greys alias Hastingsbury Manor, enfranchisement, HOUSING, cottages, Kempston farms, agricultural buildings, Kempston fields, Kempston West End, Kempston Rural Box End Road, clergy, receipts