Difference between revisions of "Green Hedges"
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The north end of the garden of cottage no.1. On this site was a building that had been a blacksmiths shop . William first used this as a barn then made it into a cottage that later became called "Green Hedges". | The north end of the garden of cottage no.1. On this site was a building that had been a blacksmiths shop . William first used this as a barn then made it into a cottage that later became called "Green Hedges". | ||
| − | William leased the cottage to [[Joseph | + | William leased the cottage to [[Joseph & Jane Floyd]] |
Revision as of 16:38, 25 November 2022
.15 February 1850 Conveyances
Lot 1. John Paine of Longwick, mealman purchased from John Redrup of Great Hampden, blacksmith of Hampden: ---
Lot 1Cottage no 1 and Cottage no 2, both erected about 1759 with gardens (later part of Wimble End). Cottage No 1 also had an orchard, plot of ground and hedge, containing 2 roods. The hedges parted it from gardens or land formerly of James Lacey
Lot 2. William Floyd (see William & Sophia Floyd) of Lane Farm purchased from John Redrup of Great Hampen, blacksmith: ---
The north end of the garden of cottage no.1. On this site was a building that had been a blacksmiths shop . William first used this as a barn then made it into a cottage that later became called "Green Hedges".
William leased the cottage to Joseph & Jane Floyd