X172/14

Deed to declare the uses of a fine; Covenant to produce deeds

8 Oct 1796

From: 1796 To: 1796

i) John Cox of Leighton Buzzard, gentleman, and wife Sarah ii) Thomas Marriott of Leighton Buzzard, innholder iii) Samuel Davis junior of Ampthill, gentleman iv) John Craggs of Leighton Buzzard, woolstapler ... The White Swan inn in Leighton Buzzard, where Edward Walker formerly dwelt, then William Jackson, now Thomas Marriott; fronting North into the marketplace; 2 lofts over the 6-stall and 3-stall stables in the middle yard in occupation of John Cox and John Craggs; a stable adjoining chaisehouse of Thomas Marriott, in occupation of John Laurie; but excepting:- a cottage on the East where Robert Hawkins lately dwelt, then John Cox, now John Lawrie, adjoining the tenement of Peter Bassett, East, fronting North into the marketplace (the shop in front, the parlour, the kitchen or sittingroom, the brewhouse adjoining, 2 rooms in front on the 1st floor, and on the 2nd floor, and garrets over them; 2 chambers over the brewhouse; 3 cellars under shop and parlour; the new wool-warehouse across the lower yard; the old wool warehouse or chiphouse adjoining witnesses: Robert Mewsey, David Willis, David Lee Willis, John Sandon

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Cox, John,
Cox, Sarah,
Marriott, Thomas,
Davis, Samuel,
Craggs, John,
Walker, Edward,
Jackson, William,
Laurie, John,
Hawkins, Robert,
Bassett, Peter

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, fines, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, innholders, wool staplers, AMPTHILL, Leighton Buzzard White Swan, Leighton Buzzard Market Place, stables, chaise, cottages, shops, brewhouses, warehouse, wool