• Reference
    W3580-W3581
  • Title
    Deed to Lead the Uses of a Recovery (Lease and Release)
  • Date free text
    3, 4 Nov 1778
  • Production date
    From: 1778 To: 1778
  • Scope and Content
    i) John Leach of Sandy, gentleman, eldest son of Randall Leach of Sandy, deceased ii) Joshua Peart [Pearse in W3582] of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middlesex, esquire iii) Pearson Theed of Bedford, gentleman to bar entail, and vest in i) - messuage or farmhouse at Harrowden, in the parish of Cardington - 2 closes of pasture on part of which an ancient messuage or farmhouse formerly stood in Fenlake and Harrowden, containing 16 1/2 acres - 12 acres of meadow in Fenlake - 2 acres of meadow in Elstow - 160 acres in the open fields of Cardington and Elstow at Harrowden and Fenlake - 20 acres of enclosed ground called Bomans otherwise Bumans at Harrowden - orchard in Fenlake containing 1 rood on which a cottage stood - cottage and close of pasture in Harrowden and Fenlake, near Harrowden Bridge; all above in occupation of Thomas Street and John Street - messuage in Escots, Cardington - 6 closes in Escots containing 40 acres; said closes and above messuages occupied by William Bailey - messuage in West End, Kempston; and close of pasture now divided into 3 called Westley's adjoining, containing 8 acres - close of pasture long since divided into 2 at West End, Kempston containing 8 acres called Witchbrook - pightle of pasture at West End near a house heretofore sold from said pightle - 2 other closes called Westley's in Kempston containing 8 acres; all said premises in Kempston occupied by George Burridge - messuage called the Hare and Greyhound near the Butcher-row in Bedford occupied by John Tristram - messuage in Angel Street, Bedford occupied by John Thompson - messuage in Angel Street adjacent to above occupied by Edward Smith - 2 messuages in Well Street, Bedford occupied by William Careless and William Pierce - close called Water Close containing 2 acres in St. Paul's, Bedford, occupied by Thomas Leighton - butcher's shop in the upper end of Butcher-row, Bedford, occupied by Frances Smith, widow East: High Street; - butcher's shop at lower end of Butcher-row occupied by Frances Smith - butcher's shop in Butcher-row occupied by William Nottingham signatures. all parties
  • Level of description
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