Reverend John Albert Greaves

John Albert Greaves

In 1806 Small sold the manor to Roger Radcliffe and William Greaves. (fn. 83) By a deed of 1815 it was assigned to the latter, (fn. 84) in whose family it has since remained, Mr. Thomas Greaves being now lord of the manor.

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• 1806 William Greaves and Roger Ratcliffe.
• 1815 The Manor and 503 acres assigned to Wm. Greaves for £15,500; the Mill and 360 acres assigned to Roger Ratcliffe for £6,000. On the death of Wm. Greaves in 1816, without children, the estate was further divided, and the reduced Manor portion was vested in his brother:-
• 1817 Thomas Greaves.
• 1826 Edmund Greaves, his son.
• 1867 John Albert Greaves, his nephew, Vicar of Towcester, and afterwards Rector of Great Leighs, Essex.

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• Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jul 9 2018, 21:18:24 UTC