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 '''CENSUS 1939'''
-Harry George Hawes 34 dairy farmer, George Hawes 79 widower retired dairy farmer, [[Emma Hawes]] 77 single.
+Harry George Hawes 34 dairy farmer, George Hawes 79 widower retired dairy farmer, [[Emma Hawes]] 77 single
 '''DEED OF GIFT.    GEORGE HAWES TO HARRY GEORGE HAWES'''

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	'''PURCHASE OF LAND'''		'''PURCHASE OF LAND'''

−	'''1962. Conveyance'''. Harry Hawes purchased from William Francis Challiner, a piece of land on the N side of [[Promised Land Farm]] near Loosley Row, containing 15 acres 20 poles. With right of way to the Lacey Green Road '''FORMERLY PART OF PROMISED LAND FARM'''. Francis Challiner owned this piece of land, 15.019 acres, through the mortgagee of Joseph Thomas Tyler of [[Promised Land Farm]]. It had been retained by the mortgagee when Promised Land Farm had been sold. It had a Right of Way in common with the owners to Promised Land Farm. On '''October 9th 1950''' William Francis Challiner had conveyed a strip of land 20” wide, covenanted in favour of William F Challiner by the Wycombe Rural District Council.
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−	'''3rd August 1980 HARRY HAWES DIED'''. ''The Assent document vesting in Mrs. Minnie Annie Hawes the land conveyed to Harry Hawes on 2nd June 1942 No.199 Ord. Survey Map, and the Assent document vesting Mrs. Minnie Annie Hawes in the land ordnance Survey Nos 272, 272A and 272B are archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].'' '''''Research Note.''' Harry left all his estate to his wife, Minnie. She remained at the farmhouse and let the land to [[R M West & Son]], of [[Stocken Farm]]''
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−	~~M'''INNIE HAWES SELLS THE ABOVE STRIP OF LAND'''~~
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−	August 30<sup>th</sup>1984. Conveyance. Minnie Hawes sold to Richard Alexander Hullett and Rosaline Evelyn Hullett, the strip of land conveyed in 1950, situated to the rear of properties 2 to 12 (even nos. only) Greenlands, Lacey Green together with the rights conveyed by the conveyance of 9<sup>th</sup> April 1984 between R. A. Hullett and R.E. Hullett and Wycombe Rural District Council.

	'''DEED OF GIFT. MINNIE ANNIE HAWES TO HER CHILDREN ('''''This Deed of Gift document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]] )''		'''DEED OF GIFT. MINNIE ANNIE HAWES TO HER CHILDREN ('''''This Deed of Gift document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]] )''

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−	click [[Farms]] for a list of other local farms	+	click [[Farms]] for a list of other local farms.

	click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era		click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era

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 December 11<sup>th</sup> 1891.   Mortgagee, John Edward Loosley, gent.   £100 with interest at 5% per annum.
-[[File:Woodbyne Farm Later.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Woodbyne Farm Later.jpg|thumb|Harry and Minnie Hawes]]
 '''GEORGE HAWES MARRIES & BUILDS A HOUSE'''
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 '''SCHEDULE'''
+[[File:Strawberry Tea 2016.jpg|thumb|2016 W.I Annual Strawberry Tea at Woodbyne Farm]]
 The parcels of land at LG, nos.272.272a and 272b on the ordinance survey map, having a frontage of 45 feet to the road, and a depth of 120 feet, (conveyed to Alfred Master by a conveyance dated 17<sup>th</sup> February 1937 between George Hawes of the 1<sup>st</sup> part, Harry George Hawes of the 2<sup>nd</sup> part and Arthur Joseph Clark, Frank Joseph Padgett and Alfred Master of the 3<sup>rd</sup>,4<sup>th</sup> and 5<sup>th</sup> parts, with the right of way referred to in the conveyance of 1934.

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 December 11<sup>th</sup> 1891.   Mortgagee, John Edward Loosley, gent.   £100 with interest at 5% per annum.
+[[File:Woodbyne Farm Later.jpg|thumb]]
 '''GEORGE HAWES MARRIES & BUILDS A HOUSE'''

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	click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era		click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era
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		+	click [[Woodbyne Fitness Gym]] for more of this business

	Research by Joan West		Research by Joan West

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 '''FOR MORTGAGE DETAILS of JOHN CHESHIRE, MILLER, click [[Windmill Farm]]'''
-'''SCHEDULE.'''   All that close of arable land situated at Lacey Green, adjoining the close on the east side, known by the name of “ROAD GROUND”, 15 acres- 1 rood-23 poles.   Lately part of a certain farm called “Kiln Farm”, which was then in the occupation of [[Charles Webster]], after William Floyd and which close was in the occupation of John Cheshire.
+'''SCHEDULE.'''   All that close of arable land situated at Lacey Green, adjoining the close on the east side, known by the name of “ROAD GROUND”, 15 acres- 1 rood-23 poles.   Lately part of a certain farm called “Kiln Farm”, which was then in the occupation of Charles Webster, after William Floyd and which close was in the occupation of John Cheshire.
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-And all that land comprised part of a certain Enclosures allotment purchased by John Grubb Esq. no.636 on the enclosures map, apart from that part which was conveyed to the Chapel ([[Chapel of Ease]] of Princes Risborough built at Lacey Green)  ([[Glebe land]])
+And all that land comprised part of a certain Enclosures allotment purchased by John Grubb Esq. no.636 on the enclosures map, apart from that part which was conveyed to the Chapel of Ease of Princes Risborough built at Lacey Green which became [[Lacey Green Church]]. This land was  now [[Glebe]] land
 '''1889.  DEBT & ACCRUING INTEREST'''

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−	~~'''~~Research by ~~[https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Joan_West~~ Joan West~~]'''~~	+	click [[Farms]] for a list of other local farms
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		+	click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era
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		+	Research by Joan West

	'''In 1823''' '''Woodbyne Farm did not exist'''. The land on which it was later built was part of the vast Common of Princes Risborough which covered much of Lacey Green and some land on the hilltop of Loosley Row. Click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Princes_Risborough_Common Princes Risborough Common] to see two maps.		'''In 1823''' '''Woodbyne Farm did not exist'''. The land on which it was later built was part of the vast Common of Princes Risborough which covered much of Lacey Green and some land on the hilltop of Loosley Row. Click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Princes_Risborough_Common Princes Risborough Common] to see two maps.

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 It was purchased the day before the auction by Lord Buckingham and Chandos.
-[[File:Strawberry Tea 2016.jpg|thumb|Village Strawberry Tea. 2011]]
+[[File:Strawberry Tea 2016.jpg|thumb|Village Strawberry Tea. 2016]]
 '''1n 1848 Lord Buckingham and Chandos''' also went bankrupt in 1848 so the estate was once more put up for auction.