Reference
W2809-W2810
Title
The manor of Elstow
Date free text
23 May 1792
Production date
From: 1792 To: 1859
Scope and Content
Mortgage and counterpart: £7000
Samuel Whitbread of Cardington, esquire
Sarah & Elizabeth Farrer Hillersdon of Elstow, spinsters
-- the manor of Elstow;
a capital messuage or site of the old dissolved monastery;
the rectory or parsonage impropriate, with great and small tithes and advowson;
a capital messuage now called Elstow Lodge;
several capital and other messuages, cottages and lands in Elstow, Wilstead, Kempston,
Bedford, "St. Peter, St. Mary, St. Martin, St. Cuthbert, St. Paul, St. John", and Cardington;
recites:- 21, 22 May 1792:-
1. Captain J. M. Hadden & wife Harriet (nee Hillersdon)
2. Reverend Joseph Faulder of Kent & wife Ann (nee Hillersdon)
3. said Captain & Reverend J. Hodgson of Kent
4. Sarah Farrer Hillersdon;
5. Elizabeth Farrer Hillersdon;
6. W.J. Cooke of London & Reverend J. Smith, vicar of Elstow;
7. Sir F. Barrington of Essex & William Farrer of Brayfield, Buckinghamshire;
8. W.J. Cooke;
9. S. Grove, London;
10. S. Whitbread;
11. Jacob Whitbread of Lowdham Park, esquire;
12. J.W. Jennings of Harlington, esquire;
by this indenture foregoing property was conveyed to Jacob Whitbread and John Whitbread [?Wingate] Jennings
in trust and now stands limited to the use of Samuel Whitbread;
subject to 3 several terms of 500 years, 500 years and 1000 years;
which terms were in and by above indenture assigned to Jacob Whitbread and John Wingate Jennings,
in trust for Samuel Whitbread to attend the inheritance;
23 May 1792
endorsed with assignments 25 May 1795, 13 May 1859
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