W2752

Conveyance (feoffment): £1,600

22 Apr 1652

From: 1652 To: 1652

(i) John Manley of Wilstead, gentleman Francis Taverner of Hexton, esquire, & son & heir Richard (ii) Edward Radcliffe of Hitchin, esquire, & wife Anne -- farm lands in Wilstead, West Cotton, Cardington & Fenlake, in the occupations of John Manley & Lewis Albone lately purchased by (i) of Elizabeth, Margaret & Anne Mordaunt, sisters of late Earl Peterborough, as follows :- a capital farmhouse in West Cotton in the occupation of Lewis Albone; close of 7 acres adjoining; close of 32 acres abutting East on Bedford - Shefford road; 2 closes called Bonests, 31 acres, abutting East on said close called Ley Field; Wood close, arable, 27 acres, late part of the great wood, in the occupation of Lewis Albone; part of the great wood containing 31 acres, abutting East on Bedford - Shefford road, West on Bedford - Hawnes road, in the occupation of John Manley; 60 acres arable in the common fields of Wilstead, West Cotton, Cardington & Fenlake, in the occupation of Lewis Albone; witnesses. J. Skynner, John Horne, Lewis Albon, Joseph Brown, William Manley endorsement that tithes remain unaffected terrier attached to deed:- (detailed) 32 acres 3 roods in the Mill Field Season (Nether Meadland and Short Gosmore furlongs); 27 acres 1 rood in Thrumeswell Field (Lincroft furlong, Medbury Field furlong)

item

Manley, John,
Taverner, Francis,
Taverner, Richard,
Radcliffe, Edward,
Radcliffe, Anne,
Albone, Lewis,
Mordaunt, Elizabeth,
Mordaunt, Margaret,
Mordaunt, Anne,
Earl of Peterborough

feoffment, WILSHAMSTEAD, Hexton, Hitchin, Wilshamstead farms, Wilshamstead fields, Cardington fields, West Cotton, CARDINGTON, Fenlake, HOUSING, arable, woods, tithes, terriers