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RefNoKFE/6/550
AltRefNoFE 550
TitleChancery Case-Lenton v. Lenton. 1. Abstract of title
DescriptionConveyance £2600. 1. Joseph Savill of St. Neots, draper, James Eland Hobson of Great Surrey Street, Blackfriars Road Surrey, the dealer, J. Hobson of Eaton Soccon miller (J.E. Hobson was eldest son of J.H. who only son of Francis Hobson of Eaton Soccon miller ) devisees in trust for sale of Francis Hobson. 2. William Lenton the elder of Abbotsley, farmer. 3. Edward Peck, of Caldicott Eynesbury. Freehold: Farm house divided into 2 tenements and 2 closes called Buggs (6acres) between messuage of Francis Pym, Esq., on west and messuage of William Pickard on east formerly 43a1r arable and pasture in common fields. Dovehouse, barn and close (1acre) formerly Lakes, Herons Lane lying in east. 55acres arable and pasture in common fields. Pasture by F. Hobson of William Brown. 6 April 1815. Copyhold: (admission 11 June 1821) Messuage and close (1 acre) 3 hald yardlands in Common Fields (45acres) Land Tax: £7-8-0. Quit rent: £1-11-6.
Date5/6 July 1819
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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