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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsThe hundred of Wixamtree: Introduction | British History Online

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   3 days ago · Wixamtree was a royal hundred which appears to have remained in the possession of the Crown, with the exception of a lease for forty years granted by Charles I in 1630 to Onslow Winch for a yearly payment of £11 1 s. 5 d. (fn. 3) and a grant for life in 1665 by Charles II to Queen Catherine. (fn. 4) Wixamtree held a court leet half-yearly and ...

2. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsParishes: Higham Gobion | British History Online

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   2 days ago · Hecham (xii cent.); Heyham, Heghham (xiii–xiv cents.). The parish of Higham Gobion comprises 1,298 acres, of which 610 consist of arable land, 335 of permanent grass, and 1½ roods of plantations. (fn. 1) The soil is strong clay, with a subsoil of clay, and the crops produced are wheat, barley, and beans. The parish lies rather low, the ...

3. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsParishes: Podington and Hinwick | British History Online

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   3 days ago · The parish is watered by a small brook, which rises above the village of Hinwick in the south-west, and over which is a stone bridge built by Mr. Orlebar in 1779. (fn. 3) The soil is loam, subsoil, clay and limestone rock in places. The chief crops are wheat and pasture. There are three roads in this parish.

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   4 days ago · Once you know a store offers Klarna, you can shop on its website as usual and at the checkout, select Klarna as your payment method. With Klarna, you can select either “Pay in 30”, which is a good option if you want to try items before you buy, or “Pay in 3”, where you can split the payment of orders into 3 more manageable chunks.

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsParishes: Hawnes or Haynes | British History Online

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   2 days ago · HAWNES or HAYNES. Hagenes (xi cent.); Haunes (xiii cent.); Haine (xiv cent.); Haunce (xv–xvii cents.). Haynes is a small village one mile east of the Bedford and Luton main road, and stands on high ground on the southern boundary of Haynes Park, most of the houses of the village lying along the road which branches off from the Bedford Road, and being known as Church End.

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsParishes: Salford | British History Online

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   2 days ago · Salford is a small parish of about 975 acres, of which 451 are arable land and 469 permanent grass. (fn. 1) The slope of the ground, which varies little, is from west to east. The soil is gravel and loam, the subsoil gravel. The principal crops produced are wheat, oats, barley, peas and beans.

7. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › bedsThe borough of Bedford: Charities | British History Online

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   2 days ago · Charity of Ann Collins, will, 22 March 1682, consisting of a rent-charge of £30, less deduction of £6 for land tax, issuing out of a farm at Covington belonging to Earl Fitzwilliam, applicable for ten poor widows equally. The sums of stock are held by the official trustees. Scheme 7 November 1902.