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Abstract of the title of the surviving trustee of the will of Sir William Long, to land at Kempston

1863

From: 1802 To: 1863

reciting: 1802 42 George III Kempston enclosure Act cap.32 1804 November 6 Kempston Enclosure Award, referring to: - close of pasture in Box End (3 acres) held by copy of court roll, to be enfranchised with schedule of old enclosures: - Middle Bidwell Close (3 acres 2 roods 11 perches) - Upper Bidwell Close (3 acres 24 perches) - adjoining Bidwell Close (16 perches) - Lower Bidwell Close (3 acres 1 rood 10 perches) 1841 August 3 Will of Sir William Long by which he appointed his sons-in-law Robert Newland, Nicholas Fitzpatrick and Thomas Chandless, esquires, and friend Thomas Abbott Green, of Pavenham, as executors and trustees and he devised all his estates, leasehold property and personal estate to them in trust. Estates to be sold after deaths of his daughters, Mary Newland and Harriet Fitzpatrick 1841 November 2 death of Sir William Long 1842 March 22 will proved (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1843 April 6 death of Harriet Fitzpatrick 1852 May 13 death of Nicholas Fitzpatrick 1855 April 26 death of Thomas Abbott Green 1858 July 12 death of Robert Newland 1862 June 15 death of Mary Newland

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Long, William,
Newland, Robert,
Newland, Mary,
Long, Mary,
Fitzpatrick, Nicholas,
Fitzpatrick, Harriet,
Long, Harriet,
Chandless, Thomas,
Green, Thomas Abbott

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, general legal process, ENCLOSURE, KEMPSTON, Kempston Box End, Kempston fields, wills, trustees, PAVENHAM, trusts