Catalogue description Deeds and papers relating to the estate of the Nichols family, purchased from the Kitelee family, in Castlethorpe and Hanslope

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Details of D208
Reference: D208
Title: Deeds and papers relating to the estate of the Nichols family, purchased from the Kitelee family, in Castlethorpe and Hanslope
Description:

This collection of deeds and papers relate to an estate in Castlethorpe and Hanslope. This was built up by William Kitelee d. 1798, his brother Joseph Kitelee d. 1791 and Joseph's son Joseph, who eventually sold the estate to William Nichols in 1840. The deeds have been arranged by property according to the order in which they were acquired by each member of the Kitelee family. Some of the deeds were in original bundles which have been preserved

 

D208/1 Property of William Kitelee (d.1798)

 

D208/1/1 Messuage with Home Close etc and land in common fields, Hanslope and Castlethorpe

 

D208/1/2 Breach Close, Hanslope

 

D208/1/3 Messuage called Bartletts with land, Hanslope

 

D208/2/2 Property of Joseph Kitelee the elder (d.1791)

 

D208/2/1 Close by Rose Lane, la in Emberland Field and 4 hades by Rogers Land Close, Hanslope

 

D208/2/2 Property on Long Street, Hanslope

 

D208/3/3 Property of Joseph Kitelee, the younger

 

D208/3/1 4 houses on Wood End Lane, pasture on Long Street, Hanslope

 

D208/3/2 Close of pasture, Wood End Lane

 

D208/3/3 Tenement on Long Street

 

D208/3/4 Land in Waldrons Field, Hanslope

 

D208/3/5 Close of pasture in Hanslope

 

D208/4 Whole Estate

 

D208/5 Messuage in Castlethorpe

 

D208/6 Nichols family papers

 

D208/7 Miscellaneous
Date: 1657-1870
Held by: Buckinghamshire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Creator:

Trevor Roberts, solicitors, Caernarvon
Physical description: 7 series
Access conditions:

Records are open for consultation unless otherwise indicated
Immediate source of acquisition:

These records were found among those of Trevor Roberts, a former firm of solicitors in Caernarvon. They were presumably taken to Wales following the marriage of Jane Bull (nee Nichols) to David Owen of Conway in 1855 (See D208/6/13-22). The collection was passed to Gwynedd Record Office which gave them to Buckinghamshire Record Office 3 April 1995
Subjects:
  • Buckinghamshire
  • Land tenure
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