W2346-W2347

Conveyance in trust to sell (lease & release)

27, 28 Jul 1785

From: 1785 To: 1785

(i) John Wasse junior of Stowe alias Long Stowe Hall, Cambridgeshire, esquire (ii) James Graham of Lincoln's Inn, gentleman Charles Arnold of the Six Clerks Office, Chancery Lane James Atkins of St Ives, gentleman -- a messuage in Warden Street, Old Warden, known by the name of the Abbey, and closes adjoning, in the occupation of Samuel Sutton another messuage & closes in the occupation of William Preston another messuage in the occupation of Ann Whittimore a 4th messuage & closes in the occupation of Thomas & George Inkship, commonly called Garners Farm a 5th messuage called Clay Pitt house in same occupation a 6th messuage in the occupation of John Garner, called Parkhouse Farm a 7th messuage in the occupation of Henry Inkship with closes an 8th messuage in the occupation of William Lamb, with closes also in parish of Northill, called Sweetbrier Lane Farm more closes called Deadman's Oak Farm in Old Warden and Northill in the occupation of William Lamb an 8th [9th] messuage converted to a granary in the occuaption of Thomas & George Inkship a messuage in Warden Street divided into two in the occupation of Ellis Hoare & --- Harrowden and all other messuages etc., in Bedfordshire of John Wasse junior witnesses. Charles Nowell, Samuel Tagg, clerks to Messrs. Graham

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Wasse, John,
Graham, James,
Arnold, Charles,
Atkins, James,
Sutton, Samuel,
Preston, William,
Whittimore, Ann,
Inskip, Thomas,
Inskip, George,
Garner, John,
Lamb, William,
Hoare, Ellis,
Harrowden

trusts, Cambridgeshire Long Stow Hall, Long Stow, Lincolns Inn, Six Clerks Office, Holborn Chancery Lane, St Ives, HOUSING, Old Warden farms, Old Warden, Warden Street, Old Warden Abbey Farm, Old Warden Garners Farm, Old Warden Claypits Farm, Old Warden Park Farm, NORTHILL, Old Warden Sweetbriar Farm, Old Warden Deadmans Oak Farm, granary, BEDFORDSHIRE