Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    T47/6
  • Title
    Inquisitio de diem clausit extremum, under a writ directed to John Darrell, esquire, Escheator of the County of Bedford. To enquire after the death of William Duncombe, esquire, and Helene Duncombe (wife of aforesaid William Duncombe)
  • Date free text
    3 Nov 1603
  • Production date
    From: 1603 To: 1603
  • Scope and Content
    ... Manor of Battlesdon alias Battlesden alias Braddylsden, together with the advowson and Rectory of Battlesden, and all lands belonging; the Manor of Lovells alias a close [sic] called Lovells Bury, and 20 acres arable in Pottesgrave alias Pottersgrave alias Pottesgrove; Blanks Close, and another close called Childerleys, and 8 acres arable in Pottesgrave; a tenement in Pottesgrave in occupation of Edward Garland, deceased [sic]; a tenement called Brauncefeild and 20 acres land in same occupation, lately in occupation of one Phillips; and another tenement and 10 acres arable in same occupation, late in occupation of William Browne alias Jennings, deceased, in Pottesgrave; another close called Lovells Bury and 2 tenements, lately in occupation of one Rufford; and 4 acres arable late in occupation of one [blank] Holford in Pottesgrave [no details] [recites Final Concord of Trinity term, 1588, between Peter Osbourne, esquire and Hugh Offley, gentleman, and the aforesaid William Duncomb, esquire and wife Helena ... Manors of Battlesden etc., and Lovells, with appurtenances; and of 40 messuages, 20 cottages, 10 tofts, 2 dovecotes, 40 gardens, 20 orchards, 2,000 acres land, 200 acres meadow, 1,000 acres pasture, 100 acres wood, 50 acres of [blank], and 10s rent, in Battlesden, Pottesgrave, Mylton alias Middleton Bryan, and Hockley alias Hockley in le Hole alias Hocklyffe. And of the advowson of Batlesden] [?Full translation] [in pencil in handwriting of Mr F Blaydes]
  • Level of description
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