Difference between revisions of "1731 John Darvill of Darvills Hill"
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In 1731 John Darvill Snr. took a mortgage from Edward Stone of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders for £100. See [[Edward Stone]] | In 1731 John Darvill Snr. took a mortgage from Edward Stone of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders for £100. See [[Edward Stone]] | ||
| − | John Darvill Snr dwelt at Darvills Hill, with an adjoining close of arable land containing 12 acres, known as 'Welches' and a close containing 4 acres known as 'Home Croft'. See [[Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance]]. | + | John Darvill Snr dwelt at Darvills Hill, with an adjoining close of arable land containing 12 acres, known as 'Welches' and a close containing 4 acres known as 'Home Croft'. See [[Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 6 August 2025
In 1731 John Darvill Snr. took a mortgage from Edward Stone of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders for £100. See Edward Stone
John Darvill Snr dwelt at Darvills Hill, with an adjoining close of arable land containing 12 acres, known as 'Welches' and a close containing 4 acres known as 'Home Croft'. See Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance.