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| + | |Surname=Grubb | ||
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| + | |PositionsHeld=Lord of the Manor | ||
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| + | '''JOHN GRUBB ESQUIRE WAS THE LORD OF THE MANOR OF PRINCES RISBOROUGH IN 1823''' | ||
| + | '''1823 The [[Enclosures]] of Princes Risborough. When all land went into private ownership.''' | ||
| − | + | Most properties were allocated out by the Commissioners, but the vast [[Princes Risborough Common]] on the hills of Lacey Green and Loosley Row, had to be purchased from the Commissioners. | |
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| − | Most properties were allocated out by the Commissioners, but the vast | ||
'''THE PROPERTIES OF JOHN GRUBB POST 1823''' | '''THE PROPERTIES OF JOHN GRUBB POST 1823''' | ||
| − | John Grubb | + | [[John Grubb]] retained the Parish Woods, but people still had the right to collect fallen wood. He also purchased a large part of the Common. |
'''TWO BANKRUPTCIES''' | '''TWO BANKRUPTCIES''' | ||
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1841 John Grubb of Horsenden, bankrupt. His estate sold to Lord Buckingham and Chandos | 1841 John Grubb of Horsenden, bankrupt. His estate sold to Lord Buckingham and Chandos | ||
| − | 1848 Lord Buckingham and Chandos | + | 1848 Lord Buckingham and Chandos also was bankrupt. |
'''SALE 1<sup>st</sup> June 1848,''' the estate of Lord Buckingham and Chandos | '''SALE 1<sup>st</sup> June 1848,''' the estate of Lord Buckingham and Chandos | ||
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'''Lot 10''' A capital Smock Tower Windmill, millers House and 8 acres 0 roods 35 poles of adjoining land, occupied by Mr John Steel on lease for 11 years from Michaelmas 1838 | '''Lot 10''' A capital Smock Tower Windmill, millers House and 8 acres 0 roods 35 poles of adjoining land, occupied by Mr John Steel on lease for 11 years from Michaelmas 1838 | ||
| − | '''Lot 11''' The Kiln Farm at Lacey Green, containing 56 acres 1rood,31poles, leased by Mr Charles Webster. Also a cottage and garden at Loosley Row and 3 pieces of land leased to James Taylor and Thomas Stevens containing together 7 acres 2 roods 35 Poles. | + | '''Lot 11''' The [[Kiln Farm]] at Lacey Green, containing 56 acres 1rood,31poles, leased by Mr [[Charles Webster]]. Also a cottage and garden at Loosley Row and 3 pieces of land leased to [[James Taylor]] and [[Thomas Stevens]] containing together 7 acres 2 roods 35 Poles. |
| − | '''Lot 12''' Coomb | + | '''Lot 12''' [[Coomb Cottage]] and a wood called [[Smallridge Wood]] containing 55 acres 3 roods 35 poles. |
| − | '''Lot 13''' The woods called King’s Wood, Speen Wood and Abbotts | + | '''Lot 13''' The woods called [[King’s Wood]], [[Speen Wood]] and [[Abbotts Wood]] containing together 273 acres 2 roods 7 poles, all in hand. |
| − | And a cottage and several parcels of meadow and garden ground held by Parslow, Turner, Dell and others. | + | And a cottage and several parcels of meadow and garden ground held by [[Parslow]], [[Turner]], [[Dell]] and others. |
| − | '''Lot 14''' Darvills Hill Wood, in hand, containing 21 acres 3roods 14 poles and 3 gardens adjoining, containing 1 rood 28poles held by Williams , Turner and Dell. | + | '''Lot 14''' [[Darvills Hill Wood]], in hand, containing 21 acres 3roods 14 poles and 3 gardens adjoining, containing 1 rood 28poles held by [[Williams]] , [[Turner]] and [[Dell]]. |
| − | '''Lot 15''' | + | '''Lot 15''' [[Caen Field]] and [[Colway Woods]] in hand, containing 22 acres 1 rood 7 poles and a [[Pightle]] and garden held by [[John Chilton]] and [[widow Jones]], containing 1a, 0r, 4p. |
| − | '''Lot 16''' all that part of Abbotts Wood in hand, lying to the south side of Hampden Church Road, containing 19 acres, 0 roods 23 poles, with a Pightle and several gardens, containing 1 acre 1rood 28poles, held by Chilton, Turner and others. | + | '''Lot 16''' all that part of [[Abbotts Wood]] in hand, lying to the south side of [[Hampden Church Road]], containing 19 acres, 0 roods 23 poles, with a [[Pightle]] and several gardens, containing 1 acre 1rood 28poles, held by [[Chilton]], [[Turner]] and others. |
| − | All lands are free of tithes. All the tenants are under to quit at Michaelmas next. Lots may be viewed by the permission of the tenants. The woods may be seen by application to Mr Thomas Parslow, the | + | All lands are free of tithes. All the tenants are under to quit at Michaelmas next. Lots may be viewed by the permission of the tenants. The woods may be seen by application to Mr [[Thomas Parslow]], the [[woodman]]….. |
Latest revision as of 12:23, 16 March 2024
JOHN GRUBB ESQUIRE WAS THE LORD OF THE MANOR OF PRINCES RISBOROUGH IN 1823
1823 The Enclosures of Princes Risborough. When all land went into private ownership.
Most properties were allocated out by the Commissioners, but the vast Princes Risborough Common on the hills of Lacey Green and Loosley Row, had to be purchased from the Commissioners.
THE PROPERTIES OF JOHN GRUBB POST 1823
John Grubb retained the Parish Woods, but people still had the right to collect fallen wood. He also purchased a large part of the Common.
TWO BANKRUPTCIES
1841 John Grubb of Horsenden, bankrupt. His estate sold to Lord Buckingham and Chandos
1848 Lord Buckingham and Chandos also was bankrupt.
SALE 1st June 1848, the estate of Lord Buckingham and Chandos
The following lots had previously belonged to John Grubb
Lot 10 A capital Smock Tower Windmill, millers House and 8 acres 0 roods 35 poles of adjoining land, occupied by Mr John Steel on lease for 11 years from Michaelmas 1838
Lot 11 The Kiln Farm at Lacey Green, containing 56 acres 1rood,31poles, leased by Mr Charles Webster. Also a cottage and garden at Loosley Row and 3 pieces of land leased to James Taylor and Thomas Stevens containing together 7 acres 2 roods 35 Poles.
Lot 12 Coomb Cottage and a wood called Smallridge Wood containing 55 acres 3 roods 35 poles.
Lot 13 The woods called King’s Wood, Speen Wood and Abbotts Wood containing together 273 acres 2 roods 7 poles, all in hand.
And a cottage and several parcels of meadow and garden ground held by Parslow, Turner, Dell and others.
Lot 14 Darvills Hill Wood, in hand, containing 21 acres 3roods 14 poles and 3 gardens adjoining, containing 1 rood 28poles held by Williams , Turner and Dell.
Lot 15 Caen Field and Colway Woods in hand, containing 22 acres 1 rood 7 poles and a Pightle and garden held by John Chilton and widow Jones, containing 1a, 0r, 4p.
Lot 16 all that part of Abbotts Wood in hand, lying to the south side of Hampden Church Road, containing 19 acres, 0 roods 23 poles, with a Pightle and several gardens, containing 1 acre 1rood 28poles, held by Chilton, Turner and others.
All lands are free of tithes. All the tenants are under to quit at Michaelmas next. Lots may be viewed by the permission of the tenants. The woods may be seen by application to Mr Thomas Parslow, the woodman…..