Manor of Chertsey Beomond
In the County of Surrey
Copy
Admission of Miss
Elizabeth Varnden on the
Absolute surrender of Jane Buckingham
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General Court 21st Feby 1850
Manor of Chertsey Beomond
In the County of Surrey
At the General Court Baron and Customary Court of James
Cudden the Elder Esquire Lord of the said Manor and holden in and for the sad Manor on
Thursday the twenty first day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty. Before the said Lord in person and by and before Stephen Restreaux Gentleman
Deputy Steward
It is amongst other things thus Inrolled
Whereas at a General Court held for this Manor of the third day of June one thousand eight hundred and forty six Jane Buckingham
Spinster was admitted Tenant upon the trust mentioned in the will of Benjamin Digsby deceased to all that copyhold messuage or tenement lying and being
in Bell Lane in Chertsey then in the occupation of James Hudson And Whereas at this Court the homage present that in the tenth day of July one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine the said Jane Buckingham of Court in consideration of one hundred and six pounds to her paid by Elizabeth Varnden of Chertsey
in Surrey Spinster surrendered the same copyhold hereditaments and premises to the said Elizabeth Varnden her heirs and assigns according to the custom of
this Manor Now to this Court comes the said Elizabeth Varnden and prays the favor of the Lord of this Manor to admit her tenant to the said copyhold
hereditaments and premises so surrendered to her use as aforesaid and herein before described To which said Elizabeth Varnden the Lord of the Manor by his hands
same with the appurtenances unto the said Elizabeth Varnden her heirs and assigns according to the form and effect of the said Surrender of the Lord
of this Manor at the will of the Lord according to the custom of this manor by the rents fines customs duties suits and services therefore due and of right accustomed
to be paid done and performed And that saving everyone’s right And that paying to the Lord his fine the said Elizabeth Varnden is thus admitted Tenant
but her fealty is respited and so forth
Examined by me
J J Cuddon Steward