Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell - Revision history

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	'''''Thomas and Ann Dell.''' Research by [[Dennis Claydon]] and [[Joan West]]''		'''''Thomas and Ann Dell.''' Research by [[Dennis Claydon]] and [[Joan West]]''

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 '''Death of Ann Dell'''
-Ann died 19th February 1827.    She continued to live at Stocken Farm with James until her death.   Having disposed of nearly everything she now had little to leave.   To see the rates on Legacy Duty in 1827 click 1827 Legacy Duty
+Ann died 19th February 1827.    She continued to live at Stocken Farm with James until her death.   Having disposed of nearly everything she now had little to leave.   To see the rates on Legacy Duty in 1827 click [[1827 Legacy Duty]]
 '''Account of the Personal Estate of Ann Dell'''

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 signed on 1st July 1826.
 '''''Note.'''  In her wills Ann left items to her daughter Mary and her husband James Harman.   However, these are only for their lifetimes.   Ann has ensured that on their deaths they would come back into her own line of Dells, thus keeping them in her family.  (ie. They could not be passed to the Harman side)''
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 '''Death of Ann Dell'''
-Ann died 19th February 1827.    She continued to live at Stocken Farm with James until her death.   Having disposed of nearly everything she now had little to leave.
+Ann died 19th February 1827.    She continued to live at Stocken Farm with James until her death.   Having disposed of nearly everything she now had little to leave.   To see the rates on Legacy Duty in 1827 click 1827 Legacy Duty
 '''Account of the Personal Estate of Ann Dell'''

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 '''In 1772'''   Two cottages at Lacey Green were bequeathed to John Anderson of Speen, blacksmith, on the death of Edward Anderson.  They were occupied by Josiah Ward, afterwards by Hannah West and subsequently by Peter Goodchild.
 '''Lease to Thomas Dell'''
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 January 19<sup>th</sup> 1775.   Thomas Dell snr. of Lacey Green, shopkeeper, leased from John Anderson of Downley, blacksmith, for 5 shillings.
-'''Schedule'''
+'''Schedule.'''   Two cottages, also arable and meadow land of 2 acres, known as 'Andersons Meadow', at [[Up Green]] (or Roundabouts).   The tenants being John Lacey and John Bowler
 '''Purchased by Thomas Dell'''
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 '''Lacey Green Farm'''
-'''In 1796'''  He purchased [[Lacey Green Farm]] comprising four cottages, two barns, stable, cart house, and five fields, in all twenty-eight acres known as Pettifers  and Newells.   (put 'farm' into Search for other farms)
+'''In 1796'''  Thomas Dell purchased [[Lacey Green Farm]] comprising four cottages, two barns, stable, cart house, and five fields, in all twenty-eight acres known as Pettifers  and Newells.   (put 'farm' into Search for other farms)
-''Ed. This farm was beyond the modern sports field with [[Slad Lane]] on the north and east of it.   The buildings have all'' ''disappeared.''
+''Research note. This farm was beyond the modern sports field with [[Slad Lane]] on the north and east of it.   The buildings have all'' ''disappeared.''
 '''Stocken Farm'''

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 Ann passed Speen Farm, Lacey Green Farm and all the properties at Up Green to their son Thomas before she died.   She continued to live at Stocken Farm, rented from the Manor of Princes Risborough.
-'''Ann Dell, Widow, Made Two Wills.'''
+'''Ann Dell, Widow, Made Two Wills.'''   See [[People with Wills]] for others who made wills
 '''1st Will 1823.  Extract giving gifts and legacies:-'''

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 Thomas also purchased [[Speen Farm]]   (The date of purchase is not yet known)   (put 'farm' into Search for other farms)
-'''1811   Death of Thomas Dell Snr.'''
+'''1811   Death of Thomas Dell Snr.'''   See [[People with Wills]] for others who made wills
 Thomas Dell snr. died in 1811 leaving his wife Ann the land and cottages at Up Green plus Lacey Green Farm, Speen Farm, and the tenancy of Stocken Farm.   Ann lived until 1827, another 16 years.

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-'''Thomas and Ann Dell.'''   Research by [[Dennis Claydon]] and [[Joan West]]
+'''''Thomas and Ann Dell.'''   Research by [[Dennis Claydon]] and [[Joan West]]''
-The research into the lives of Thomas and Ann Dell started when Dennis Claydon was lent the deeds of Vine Cottage by Gwen Fletcher in the 1960s.   Hearing that Joan West was interested in old houses, sparked by trying to discover when Stocken Farm house was built, she invited her to see the older features of Vine Cottage her home.   Dennis and Joan were already working together on local history research, so they both went along for a very interesting visit.
+''The research into the lives of Thomas and Ann Dell started when Dennis Claydon was lent the deeds of [[Vine Cottage]] by [[Gwen Fletcher]] in the 1960s.   Hearing that Joan West was interested in old houses, sparked by trying to discover when [[Stocken Farm]] house was built, she invited her to see the older features of Vine Cottage, her home.   Dennis and Joan were already working together on local history research, so they both went along for a very interesting visit.''
 '''Thomas Dell, born 1736''', was the son of  William and Jane Dell. See [[William & Jane Dell, married pre 1736]]

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 There were a number of changes made in Ann's second will.
-'''The two messuages in Princes Risborough''' to now go to both  Mary Harmon and her husband  James Harmon, for their lives, see [[James & Mary Harmon, nee Dell]],[[James & Mary Harmon, neeDell]]<nowiki/>then after their decease  to go to grandson [[John Carter & Elizabeth Dell]] for his heirs and assigns forever.
+'''The two messuages in Princes Risborough''' to now go to both  Mary Harmon and her husband  James Harmon, for their lives, see [[James & Mary Harmon, nee Dell]], then after their decease  to go to her grandson [[John Carter & Elizabeth Dell]] for his heirs and assigns forever.
-'''The mortgage of £500''' to now go to both Mary and her husband James Harman for their lives, then after their decease to be split, £200 to go to her grandson John Carter Dell for his absolute use and £300 to go to her grandson [[James Dell]] (click [[James & Elizabeth Dell]] for his history) for his absolute use.
+'''The mortgage of £500''' to now go to both Mary and her husband James Harman for their lives, then after their decease to be split, £200 to go to her grandson John Carter Dell for his absolute use and £300 to go to her grandson [[James Dell]] (click [[James & Elizabeth Dell]]) for his absolute use.
 '''Added Declaration'''