Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    TB20-21
  • Title
    Lease & Release to make tenant to precipe (convenant to suffer a recovery)
  • Date free text
    4, 5 Jun 1762
  • Production date
    From: 1762 To: 1762
  • Scope and Content
    (i) Edw .Willaume of Tingrith, clerk; (ii) Jas. Lucas, gent.; & Wm.Lucas, esq.; both of the Middle Temples.n – [As in 19; purchased by David Williame of Sir Pynsent Chernocke, Bart, & Wife Dame Helen]. And also a messauge late in occ. of Mary Piggot, then of Eliz.Peyton, & late of John Clayton, bet. the messauge of the said Edw.Willaume in occ. of Cornelius Deacon & of Robt. Stephens, in T.; & also 2 closes called Norris’s Cls. Cont. togr. 5 a. in T . & Westoning (purchased) by David W. of Harry Johnson, esq.). Also 2 quitrents of £3 & £2.2s.9d. issuing out of lands in T. (purchased by D.W. of Amb.Redall of Eversholt, gent.). Also a mansion-house; 1 a. 20p. adjg.; Dovehouse Close cont. 6 a. 2 p.; a close called Grove Mead (5¾ a.) ; Great Grove Cl. (16¾ a.); Fan Meadow Cl. (11½ a.) ; close called Little Broad Oak (16¼ a.); Prim-Close (6 a.); and a lane form Pullox- hill Field through The Grange grounds & the wood there; all wich were late in occ. of Wm.Burr sen. & Jun., now of John Muckleton, in Harlington, Pulloxhill, Streatley & Westoning. Also a capital messauge in Maulden called “the place”, late in occ. of John Green at annual rent of £40 ; Lord’s Cl. (5 a.) late in occ. of John Owen, at ann. rent of £5; a cottage & 2 pightles late in occ. of m.Whitridge at ann. rent of £4.4s.; & a cottage, pightle & hempland, late in occ. of John Everard, then of one Chapman; all in Maulden. Also Coney Cl. In Maulden (9 a.) bet. the highway E., & land of Thos. Sheppard, decd., W., abuttg. S. on the highway. Annual rebts of £6.13s.4dd & 4s. from lands late of said David Willaume in par. Of Milbrook A cottage in Stockland. Field in Maulden, laet in occ. of Wm. Penyfather; & 3r. Whereon it stands in Graftthorne Furlong, land of chas. Mullings, gent., s.W. A cottage late in possn. Of Wm Ward in Water End in Maulden, bet. a close called the.Grove, late of John Pierce on E., & closer late of Thos. Underwood W., a way 7 hill late of John Godfrey N. . & a close called Cock-Borrowes, late of John wardall S. A parcel of meadow called Hunt’s Holme near Hollington Bridge (2½ a.), the common river S. & E., the Moor W., & a common called Hair Leys N. One rood in Red Hill Furlong bet. land late of John Godfrey. S., the roadway E., & a Watercourse bet. that & a meadow called Ambrose. A cottage in Hall End. In occ. of Matt. Hoddall. Three cls., late in occ. of Matt Bushbee, namely, Long Close adjg. the said cottage; bottom Cl. Adjg. Long Cl.; & Hill Cl. Adjg. Bottom Cl. (in all 14 a.); abuttg. N. on the Common hill or waste ground, S. on the highway, E. on land late of Mrs.Susan Sanderforth , widow, Francis Child & John Hill, & W. on land late of Wm.Jennings. Eight.acres disp. In common Fields of Maulden; place-names: a furlong called Trylley, Smithick Fg., Lobstocking Fg., Well Hills; / bounding owners: Thos. Earl of Aylesbury, Francis Cihild, Nich.Read. Three acres on Well Hills, abuttg. N. on land late of Saml. Rhodes, esq., & S. on the Common. All in par. of Maulden, laet in occ. of Rich.hains, now of [blank] Rentam; & to which John O’Grady & wife Mary, Danl.Mc.Cartie & Wife Eliz., Geraldina, & Elinor Eliz.Ann de Courcy. Three cls.(7 a.),Late in occ. of Jos.Abbot, now of James Roberts. Both in Millbrook. Two cls. Called Hill Gronds & Hop Grounds (7 a.), in occ. of. Wm.Bolding. A cottage, late in occ. of Wm.Love , now of Thos Love. A cottage late in occ. of [blank] Copperweight, now of Thos.Love. One ½ a. of meadow near Flitwick Brook. A cottage in occ. of Thos. Hanscomb. A cottage late in occ. of Wm. Poulton, now of Thos. Hanscomb. A cottage late in occ. of Wm. Poulton, now of Thos. Boughton. All in Ampthill. A parcel of arable (8 a.) in occ. of Thos Page, abuttg. E. on Cranfield Windmill, & on lands late in occ. of John Leigh. Closes called Reading (adjg. Brach Cl., late of John Vaux, gent.) (3 a.) ; & Brach Grove (1½ a.) , near the Pound, adjg. Windmill Field; both late in occ. of Robt.Osborne & Peter Caynhoe. Parcels of land.(10 a.) disp. In in stelliper’s Field (purchd. By Thos.Frank, Clerk, decd., from John Vaux sen., of Whipsnade, esq., & J.V., his son & heir). All in Cranfield. Closes called [blank] (1 a.) , near Wood End, the common street E., & a cl. Called the Howes W,; the south-side Field adjg.; a close in Wood End (3 r.) , adjg. the last, N., the common street E.; all late of John Scott & Wife Eliz., & were purchd. by Eliz.Dymoke, Sprinster, John wells, clerk, & Ben.Manhey, clerk, & wife Susanna, & were then in occ. of John Carr. A cottage in Wood End late in occ. of John Battorn 7 late Wm Pulley. A close (once in 2 parts) called Barwicks Pightle & True-mans Pightle, adjg. the cottage, late in occ. of Rob.Norris & late Wm Pulley. Cook’s Cl. (6 a.) in Bourn End near a common green called Cook’s Green,late in occ. of Thos.Partridge, then Rich. Reddall. A messuage formerly called Burges in East End, late in occ. of Rich Sadler, then Jas.Adkins, now John Odell; 5 closes (21 a.) adjg. the messauge; & a little coppice (2 a.) adjg.; & a little coppice (½a.) adjg. All which were late of Geo.Sole sen. of Flitwick. tanner, & w. kath., & Geo.S.(son & heir app.),& late in occ. of Jas.Adkins, now of John Odell. A close called Wiggins (5a.), adjg. the ground of Jos. Field gent. a., abuttg. on the Highway to Bedford N., & the ground of Mrs.Head E., late in occ. of Jas.Adkins, now of John Odell; formerly purchd. By Thos. Day esq., From Stepthen Odell of Cranfield (son & heir of Jacob O., lace-buyer, & w.Rebecca), & w.Ann, & Rich.How of London, linen-draper, & w.Susannah; & purchd. In 1735 from Day by said David Willaume decd. All in Cranfield. A close called Budd’s Pasture (6 a.) in Aspley Guise late in occ. of Chas. Cole-man, then Jas.Warr, then Thos. Gresham, then Jos Hutton, now of Rob. Sawell, formerly part of the close called the Great Pasture (purchd. By Edw. Allen from Ann Crawley & Thos. Doggett; & by Will of sd.Edw.Allen called Bridge Pasture; which was purchd. In 1754 by sd.Willaume decd. from Sarah Falls widow & Peter Burges, yeo-man (survg.trustees of Will of Allen) A messauge in Milbroook now Widow Wheeler. An Orchard called Palm Cl., Gt. Temples Cl., Reedlands Cl., & Hill Cl. (46 a.), late in occ. of Thos.Pulley, then Baumont, now Wheeler. And all other lands,etc. [no details] purchd. By said Willaume for Thos. & Kath.Day in Milbrook, which were laet of Edmd.Fowkes decd. A messauge in Milbrook wherein John Brwon formerly dwelt, since in occ. of Matth. Woolhead, late, Beaumont, now Wheeler; a piece of land adjg. on which a pair of watermills lately stood; also the millpond, togr. with The Mill Baulk adjg. Two closes in milbrook called Dovenhouse Cl. (5a.) & Mill Close (11a.); a piece of pasture called. The Slade (1a.) adjg., bet. Marston Field W., & a cottage late in occ. of Sam.odell, now Wheeler, N., the land late of Edmd.Pope gent, decd., S., Pease Closes E. Two closes called Pease Closes (13 a.) in Milbrook, with 2 groves adjg. (1¾a.). A cottage wherein Anth.Spire decd. dwelt in Marston, late in occ. of Wm Bosworth, now Wheeler; & 2 little closes (2a.) adjg.; ½ a. in Dudmore Meadow in Marston; & all lands [no details] purchd. Bu Willaume from sd. Thos.Head in Millbrook & Marston. A fee-farm rent of £2 from the said lands in M.& M. A messauge with 17a. & 40a. were divided into: the Meadow Ground (11a.), Round Acres (3a.), a piece (10a.), the Six Acres (6a.), the Leys (4a.), Chalk Hill (3a.) Little Plowed Cl. (3a.), Lower Hove Cl. (5a.), Upper H.Cl. (5a.), & Slip & Home (5a.). The tithes of the sd.messauge & lands; all part of the Manor of Pulloxhill in the par. of Pulloxhill, & now are in occ. of Wm.Collier; & were purchd. in 1756 by Willuame form Ann Smalridge clerk, & Rob.Blanch. All which property late be-longed to sd. David Willaume decd., & now belongs to Sd.Edw.Willaume. [Arml.seal of Edw.Willaume].
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