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 '''MAP MADE FOR LORD CAVENDISH.   Surveyed 1816/17.   Published 1818.'''   This map gives clear details of Up Green
-[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 04.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 04.jpg|thumb|Up Green (Roundabs) 1905]]
 '''January 20<sup>th</sup>1775'''.   Indenture between John Anderson and Thomas Dell.   Purchase by the said Thomas Dell from the said John Anderson for £64.   ''This document is archived in Lacey Green Village Hall''.   For details of John Anderson go to [[Vine Cottage]]
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 Thomas Dell and his wife Ann, restored the two dwellings to their original one cottage, see [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Thomas_Dell_snr_&_Ann_Dell Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell].  They opened it as a grocery store, Thomas describing himself as a chandler.   (''It was much later that it was called Vine Cottage'').    In 1810 they moved to [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Stocken_Farm Stocken Farm], leaving other members of the family to run the shop.
-[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 03.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 03.jpg|thumb|Up Green (Roundabouts) 1905]]
 '''John Carter Dell.''' Thomas and Ann’s grandson, lived there with his wife Elizabeth.   See [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/John_Carter_&_Elizabeth_Dell John Carter & Elizabeth Dell].   John is listed as being a grocer, beerseller, and later, farmer, on the land his grandfather had bought back in 1775.
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 The following affidavit concerns [[Lacey Green Farm]], [[Up Green]], [[Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell]], and [[Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter]]
-[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 02.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 02.jpg|thumb|Up Green (Roundabouts) 1905]]
-[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 01.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 01.jpg|thumb|Up Green (Roundabouts) 1905.]]
 '''28th July 1834.   Affidavit by Samuel Smith of Speen''' in the Parish of Princes Risborough in the County of Buckingham labourer maketh Oath and saith that he was born at Speen aforesaid that he is sixty eight years of age and have lived at Speen aforesaid all his life   And this Deponent further saith that he knows the piece of Land at Lacey Green in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid called "Up Green or Roundabout" containing about four acres the property of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm at or adjoining to Speen aforesaid Yeoman and have known the same from the time he was a boy   And this deponent further saith that during the whole of such time such piece of land has been successively in the possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell,  Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell and the said Thomas Dell the Son as owners and proprietors thereof   And this deponent further saith that he hath been informed and believe that a small portion of the said piece was many years since enclosed from the waste or common land there but this Deponent saith that such piece of land must have been inclosed for a longer period than fifty years since for during the said period of fifty years last the said piece of land hath been of the same shape and size that it is at present   And this Deponent further saith the five fields or pieces of land lying together adjoining each other at or near Darvills Hill in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid the Property and in the occupation of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid and containing together about twenty eight acres and also the four cottages or tenements two barns stable and a cart house standing and being on part and at the front thereof next the residence and premises of Mrs Shard and which and which said twenty eight acres of land and premises are distant from Speen aforesaid about one mile and are called or known by the names of Pettifers or Petiffers and Newells and are in a triangular form and bounded at one end and on one side thereof by a road leading from High Wycombe by Walters As to Lacey Green and on the other side by a footpath or way leading from the said Road through lands belonging to the said Mrs Shard to Lacey Green aforesaid   And this Deponent further saith that he hath known such pieces of land all his life or so long thereof as can remember and that he distinctly remembers the same together with the said Cottages or Tenements Barns Stable and Cart House to have for upwards of the last thirty eight years been in the successive uninterrupted and peaceable possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell of Speen Farm aforesaid Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said Thomas Dell the Son as Owner and Proprietor thereof   And this Deponent further saith to the best of his recollection and belief such twenty eight acres of Land were formerly divided into a greater number of fields but since the same land came into the possession of the said Thomas Dell the Father some of the hedges have been grubbed up and such twenty eight acres of Land now lie in five fields only two of which are Meadow and the other three are arable   And this Deponent further saith that the said five fields Barns Stables and Cart house are now in the occupation of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said four Cottages or Tenements are in the respective occupation of the tenants of the said Thomas Dell the Son.       '''Samuel Smith'''
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 '''Schedule.'''   All that piece of meadow land containing 1 ace 3 roods 18 poles, conveyed by Harry George Floyd to Margaret Bateman of Grynsdyke, Lacey Green, married woman.
+[[File:Woodbyne Farm Map 1995.jpg|thumb]]
 '''By the year 2000, Up Green was no longer known by that title, and had been developed to include the following properties:--'''

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 The following affidavit concerns [[Lacey Green Farm]], [[Up Green]], [[Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell]], and [[Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter]]
 [[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 02.jpg|thumb]]
 '''28th July 1834.   Affidavit by Samuel Smith of Speen''' in the Parish of Princes Risborough in the County of Buckingham labourer maketh Oath and saith that he was born at Speen aforesaid that he is sixty eight years of age and have lived at Speen aforesaid all his life   And this Deponent further saith that he knows the piece of Land at Lacey Green in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid called "Up Green or Roundabout" containing about four acres the property of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm at or adjoining to Speen aforesaid Yeoman and have known the same from the time he was a boy   And this deponent further saith that during the whole of such time such piece of land has been successively in the possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell,  Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell and the said Thomas Dell the Son as owners and proprietors thereof   And this deponent further saith that he hath been informed and believe that a small portion of the said piece was many years since enclosed from the waste or common land there but this Deponent saith that such piece of land must have been inclosed for a longer period than fifty years since for during the said period of fifty years last the said piece of land hath been of the same shape and size that it is at present   And this Deponent further saith the five fields or pieces of land lying together adjoining each other at or near Darvills Hill in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid the Property and in the occupation of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid and containing together about twenty eight acres and also the four cottages or tenements two barns stable and a cart house standing and being on part and at the front thereof next the residence and premises of Mrs Shard and which and which said twenty eight acres of land and premises are distant from Speen aforesaid about one mile and are called or known by the names of Pettifers or Petiffers and Newells and are in a triangular form and bounded at one end and on one side thereof by a road leading from High Wycombe by Walters As to Lacey Green and on the other side by a footpath or way leading from the said Road through lands belonging to the said Mrs Shard to Lacey Green aforesaid   And this Deponent further saith that he hath known such pieces of land all his life or so long thereof as can remember and that he distinctly remembers the same together with the said Cottages or Tenements Barns Stable and Cart House to have for upwards of the last thirty eight years been in the successive uninterrupted and peaceable possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell of Speen Farm aforesaid Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said Thomas Dell the Son as Owner and Proprietor thereof   And this Deponent further saith to the best of his recollection and belief such twenty eight acres of Land were formerly divided into a greater number of fields but since the same land came into the possession of the said Thomas Dell the Father some of the hedges have been grubbed up and such twenty eight acres of Land now lie in five fields only two of which are Meadow and the other three are arable   And this Deponent further saith that the said five fields Barns Stables and Cart house are now in the occupation of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said four Cottages or Tenements are in the respective occupation of the tenants of the said Thomas Dell the Son.       '''Samuel Smith'''

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 The following affidavit concerns [[Lacey Green Farm]], [[Up Green]], [[Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell]], and [[Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter]]
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 02.jpg|thumb]]
 '''28th July 1834.   Affidavit by Samuel Smith of Speen''' in the Parish of Princes Risborough in the County of Buckingham labourer maketh Oath and saith that he was born at Speen aforesaid that he is sixty eight years of age and have lived at Speen aforesaid all his life   And this Deponent further saith that he knows the piece of Land at Lacey Green in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid called "Up Green or Roundabout" containing about four acres the property of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm at or adjoining to Speen aforesaid Yeoman and have known the same from the time he was a boy   And this deponent further saith that during the whole of such time such piece of land has been successively in the possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell,  Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell and the said Thomas Dell the Son as owners and proprietors thereof   And this deponent further saith that he hath been informed and believe that a small portion of the said piece was many years since enclosed from the waste or common land there but this Deponent saith that such piece of land must have been inclosed for a longer period than fifty years since for during the said period of fifty years last the said piece of land hath been of the same shape and size that it is at present   And this Deponent further saith the five fields or pieces of land lying together adjoining each other at or near Darvills Hill in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid the Property and in the occupation of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid and containing together about twenty eight acres and also the four cottages or tenements two barns stable and a cart house standing and being on part and at the front thereof next the residence and premises of Mrs Shard and which and which said twenty eight acres of land and premises are distant from Speen aforesaid about one mile and are called or known by the names of Pettifers or Petiffers and Newells and are in a triangular form and bounded at one end and on one side thereof by a road leading from High Wycombe by Walters As to Lacey Green and on the other side by a footpath or way leading from the said Road through lands belonging to the said Mrs Shard to Lacey Green aforesaid   And this Deponent further saith that he hath known such pieces of land all his life or so long thereof as can remember and that he distinctly remembers the same together with the said Cottages or Tenements Barns Stable and Cart House to have for upwards of the last thirty eight years been in the successive uninterrupted and peaceable possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell of Speen Farm aforesaid Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said Thomas Dell the Son as Owner and Proprietor thereof   And this Deponent further saith to the best of his recollection and belief such twenty eight acres of Land were formerly divided into a greater number of fields but since the same land came into the possession of the said Thomas Dell the Father some of the hedges have been grubbed up and such twenty eight acres of Land now lie in five fields only two of which are Meadow and the other three are arable   And this Deponent further saith that the said five fields Barns Stables and Cart house are now in the occupation of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said four Cottages or Tenements are in the respective occupation of the tenants of the said Thomas Dell the Son.       '''Samuel Smith'''

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 Thomas Dell and his wife Ann, restored the two dwellings to their original one cottage, see [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Thomas_Dell_snr_&_Ann_Dell Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell].  They opened it as a grocery store, Thomas describing himself as a chandler.   (''It was much later that it was called Vine Cottage'').    In 1810 they moved to [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Stocken_Farm Stocken Farm], leaving other members of the family to run the shop.
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 03.jpg|thumb]]
 '''John Carter Dell.''' Thomas and Ann’s grandson, lived there with his wife Elizabeth.   See [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/John_Carter_&_Elizabeth_Dell John Carter & Elizabeth Dell].   John is listed as being a grocer, beerseller, and later, farmer, on the land his grandfather had bought back in 1775.

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 '''MAP MADE FOR LORD CAVENDISH.   Surveyed 1816/17.   Published 1818.'''   This map gives clear details of Up Green
+[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905 04.jpg|thumb]]
 '''January 20<sup>th</sup>1775'''.   Indenture between John Anderson and Thomas Dell.   Purchase by the said Thomas Dell from the said John Anderson for £64.   ''This document is archived in Lacey Green Village Hall''.   For details of John Anderson go to [[Vine Cottage]]

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		+	[[File:Lacey Green Freehold Land & Cottages 1905.jpg\|thumb\|Up Green (Roundabouts) 1905]]
	'''Research. [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Dennis_Claydon Dennis Claydon] was given the Abstract of the Title of Mr Henry Batt Mason, mortgagee, starting January 1775 up to 1838. ''This document is archived in Lacey Green [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Village_Hall Village Hall].'''''		'''Research. [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Dennis_Claydon Dennis Claydon] was given the Abstract of the Title of Mr Henry Batt Mason, mortgagee, starting January 1775 up to 1838. ''This document is archived in Lacey Green [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Village_Hall Village Hall].'''''

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	'''Harry George Floyd''' to '''Leslie Jonah Ginger, tenant.''' '''Conveyance'''. A portion of the mentioned property consisting of a cottage and garden. together with a right of way thereto from the road, called Idle Corner		'''Harry George Floyd''' to '''Leslie Jonah Ginger, tenant.''' '''Conveyance'''. A portion of the mentioned property consisting of a cottage and garden. together with a right of way thereto from the road, called Idle Corner
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		+	'''27th September 1957 Conveyance. Harry George Floyd to Margaret Bateman.'''
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		+	'''Schedule.''' All that piece of meadow land containing 1 ace 3 roods 18 poles, conveyed by Harry George Floyd to Margaret Bateman of Grynsdyke, Lacey Green, married woman.

	'''By the year 2000, Up Green was no longer known by that title, and had been developed to include the following properties:--'''		'''By the year 2000, Up Green was no longer known by that title, and had been developed to include the following properties:--'''

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 '''''Research Note.   [[Dennis Claydon]]''' was told by older local residents that it was understood that Thomas Dell had got into debt funding a dispute over land or hedges that culminated in a case in Court.   Research has not yet found documentary evidence of this.   However the following affidavit does suggest that something was certainly going on.''
-'''28th July 1834.   Affidavit by Samuel Smith of Speen''' in the Parish of Princes Risborough in the County of Buckingham labourer maketh Oath and saith that he was born at Speen aforesaid that he is sixty eight years of age and hah lived at Speen aforesaid all his life   And this Deponent further saith that he knows the piece of Land at Lacey Green in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid called "Up Green or Roundabout" containing about four acres the property of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm at or adjoining to Speen aforesaid Yeoman and have known the same from the time he was a boy   And this deponent further saith that during the whole of such time such piece of land has been successively in the possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell,  Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell and the said Thomas Dell the Son as owners and proprietors thereof   And this deponent further saith that he hath been informed and believe that a small portion of the said piece was many years since inclosed from the waste or common land there but this Deponent saith that such piece of land must have been inclosed for a longer period than fifty years since for during the said period of fifty years last the said piece of land hath been of the same shape and size that it is at present   And this Deponent further saith the five fields or pieces of land lying together adjoining each other at or near Darvills Hill in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid the Property and in the occupation of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm in the Parish f Princes Risborough aforesaid and containing together about twenty eight acres and also the four cottages or tenements two barns stable and a cart house standing and being on part and at the front thereof next the residence and premises of Mrs Shard and which and which said twenty eight acres of land and premises are distant from Speen aforesaid about one mile and are called or known by the names of Pettifers or Petiffers and Newells and are in a triangular form and bounded at one end and on one side thereof by a road leading from High Wycombe by Walters As to Lacey Green and on the other side by a footpath or way leading from the said Road through lands belonging to the said Mrs Shard to Lacey Green aforesaid   And this Deponent further saith that he hath known such pieces of land all his life or so long thereof as can remember and that he distinctly remembers the same together with the said Cottages or Tenements Barns Stable and Cart House to have for upwards of the last thirty eight years been in the successive uninterrupted and peaceable possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell of Speen Farm aforesaid Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said Thomas Dell the Son as Owner and Proprietor thereof   And this Deponent further saith to the best of his recollection and belief such twenty eight acres of Land were formerly divided into a greater number of fields but since the same land came into the possession of the said Thomas Dell the Father some of the hedges have been grubbed up and such twenty eight acres of Land now lie in five fields only two of which are Meadow and the other three are arable   And this Deponent further saith that the said five fields Barns Stables and Cart house are now in the occupation of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said four Cottages or Tenements are in the respective occupation of the tenants of the said Thomas Dell the Son.       '''Samuel Smith'''
+The following affidavit concerns [[Lacey Green Farm]], [[Up Green]], [[Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell]], and [[Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter]]
 '''Sworn''' at the Borough of Chepping Wycombe in the County of Buckingham this twenty eighth day of July one thousand eight hundred and thirty four before me.     '''John Parker'''    A Master Extraordinary in Chancery

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 ''a small building at the far bottom east of the orchard.   The land of Mrs Frankling to the south.''
-[[1823. The enclosures of Princes Risborough|'''1823. The enclosures of Princes Risborough''']] map shows the land of Up Green named as [[Portobello Meadow]] with five attached cottages,  [[Portobello Cottages 1-5]] built off the north-west corner of the land.   Also Thomas Dell had built two attached cottages on to the house later to be called Vine Cottage.
+[[1823. The enclosures of Princes Risborough|'''1823. The enclosures of Princes Risborough''']] map shows the land of Up Green named as [[Portobello Meadow]] with five attached cottages,  [[Portobello Cottages 1-5]] built off the north-west corner of the land.   Also Thomas Dell had built two attached cottages on to the house later to be called Vine Cottage.   Also Thomas Dell Jnr, who inherited from Thomas Dell snr in 1811, had built another cottage adjoining on land purchased from Daniel Russell.  altogether land containing 4 acres 1 rood.
 '''VINE COTTAGE'''

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 '''Up Green.   Thomas Dell Jnr. built another cottage''' attached to those built by his father.   The entrance to this was from the south end of the four, an area called [[Idle Corner]]  See [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Thomas_Dell_Jnr._&_Mary,nee_Carter Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter]
-'''''Research Note.   Dennis Claydon''' was told by older local residents that it was understood that Thomas Dell had got into debt funding a dispute over land or hedges that culminated in a case in Court.   Research has not yet found documentary evidence of this.   However the following affidavit does suggest that something was certainly going on.''
+'''''Research Note.   [[Dennis Claydon]]''' was told by older local residents that it was understood that Thomas Dell had got into debt funding a dispute over land or hedges that culminated in a case in Court.   Research has not yet found documentary evidence of this.   However the following affidavit does suggest that something was certainly going on.''
 '''28th July 1834.   Affidavit by Samuel Smith of Speen''' in the Parish of Princes Risborough in the County of Buckingham labourer maketh Oath and saith that he was born at Speen aforesaid that he is sixty eight years of age and hah lived at Speen aforesaid all his life   And this Deponent further saith that he knows the piece of Land at Lacey Green in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid called "Up Green or Roundabout" containing about four acres the property of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm at or adjoining to Speen aforesaid Yeoman and have known the same from the time he was a boy   And this deponent further saith that during the whole of such time such piece of land has been successively in the possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell,  Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell and the said Thomas Dell the Son as owners and proprietors thereof   And this deponent further saith that he hath been informed and believe that a small portion of the said piece was many years since inclosed from the waste or common land there but this Deponent saith that such piece of land must have been inclosed for a longer period than fifty years since for during the said period of fifty years last the said piece of land hath been of the same shape and size that it is at present   And this Deponent further saith the five fields or pieces of land lying together adjoining each other at or near Darvills Hill in the Parish of Princes Risborough aforesaid the Property and in the occupation of Thomas Dell of Speen Farm in the Parish f Princes Risborough aforesaid and containing together about twenty eight acres and also the four cottages or tenements two barns stable and a cart house standing and being on part and at the front thereof next the residence and premises of Mrs Shard and which and which said twenty eight acres of land and premises are distant from Speen aforesaid about one mile and are called or known by the names of Pettifers or Petiffers and Newells and are in a triangular form and bounded at one end and on one side thereof by a road leading from High Wycombe by Walters As to Lacey Green and on the other side by a footpath or way leading from the said Road through lands belonging to the said Mrs Shard to Lacey Green aforesaid   And this Deponent further saith that he hath known such pieces of land all his life or so long thereof as can remember and that he distinctly remembers the same together with the said Cottages or Tenements Barns Stable and Cart House to have for upwards of the last thirty eight years been in the successive uninterrupted and peaceable possession of Thomas Dell the Father of the said Thomas Dell of Speen Farm aforesaid Ann Dell the Mother of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said Thomas Dell the Son as Owner and Proprietor thereof   And this Deponent further saith to the best of his recollection and belief such twenty eight acres of Land were formerly divided into a greater number of fields but since the same land came into the possession of the said Thomas Dell the Father some of the hedges have been grubbed up and such twenty eight acres of Land now lie in five fields only two of which are Meadow and the other three are arable   And this Deponent further saith that the said five fields Barns Stables and Cart house are now in the occupation of the said Thomas Dell the Son and the said four Cottages or Tenements are in the respective occupation of the tenants of the said Thomas Dell the Son.       '''Samuel Smith'''