The table below gives details about who owned and occupied the house. The sources for information vary; the records pre 1800 are mainly manor court rolls. Every time a property changed hands, even between family members, the transaction had to be recorded at the manorial court. The names of those who surrendered and those who were admitted and the entry fines they paid were written in the rolls of parchment by the clerk. An entry fine was paid to the lord of the manor and the new owner was given a written copy of the transaction, hence the term copyhold.
All records were in abbreviated medieval latin until 1752 except for a short period during the commonwealth between 1650 and 1660.Freehold property is rarely mentioned but can sometimes be found in the manor rentals. It is difficult to trace the history of a house as addresses are never given ad therefore the only way is to use the owners name or very occasionally the name of the house.
Post 1800 there are many more sources of information although actual addresses are not used until mid 20th century. One method of identifying a house in the records is by the description of the land that went with it or the annual rent paid to the lord of the manor which often didn’t change over a hundred years.
The table is arranged over five columns. The first gives the year of the record and the second is the source document sometimes with a reference number. The next two columns record the transfer of ownership and the occupier of the property. Click on the names to link to the people database. Sometimes there is no link to the database so go to the people page on the top navigation bar and simply type in the name you are searching for. The search function returns all documents where the name searched for appears in that document. Click on a name match to view the document in which that name appears. When viewing a record that contains other names, it is possible to perform a new search on that name by clicking on the name link.
The last column shows information about the property and any comments.
These are difficult houses to trace back because the block has been divided up in different ways in the past. Some of the block nearest to 7 Great green has been demolished.
| date | source | owner/buyer | occupier | comment |
| 1598 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Matthew Ansell transferred ownership to Ann Ansell | 2 cottages Matthew Ansell is dying, he surrenders to Ann his wife for life, then Richard his son, then Michael Ansell | |
| 1617 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Ansell transferred ownership to Agnes Collison | Agnes is the wife of Robert Collison | |
| 1642 | Tax to relieve British army in Ireland | Thomas Sex | living in Pirton | |
| 1649 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Thomas Sex transferred ownership to Thomas Sex | Patiouts orchard 1 rood. Thomas Sex junior is the son and heir of Thomas Sex deceased | |
| 1660 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Agnes Collison transferred ownership to Benedict Collison | Benedict is the son of Agnes Collison | |
| 1663 | Hearth Tax/ National Archives | Widow Sex | Widow Sex. 3 hearths | |
| 1665 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Thomas Sex transferred ownership to John Sex | Orchard Near House Of Thomas Sex orchard of half an acre called Parshalls | |
| 1667 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Sex transferred ownership to Thomas Sex | Orchard Near House Of Thomas Sex Called Parshalls 1 rood | |
| 1670 | Rental/ HALS | Bennit Collison | ||
| 1670 | Rental/ HALS | Michael Ansell | ||
| 1670 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Thomas Sex transferred ownership to John Farmer | Cottage in an orchard Near House Late Of Thomas Sex Called Parshalls 1 rood | |
| 1670 | Rental/ HALS | Thomas Sex | ||
| 1673 | Will | Thomas Turner transferred ownership to Susan Turner | ||
| 1680 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Farmer transferred ownership to William Heale | Cottage Near House Late Of Thomas Sex Called Parshalls 1 rood Susan is the daughter of Thomas Farmer the elder | |
| 1684 | Will | Susan Turner transferred ownership to Stephen Constable | Stephen is Susan’s grandson | |
| 1687 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Benedict Collison transferred ownership to John Davis | Messuage Chipping Green an acre & a rood of pasture in Hatch Furlong gave lands and house to his daughter in law Elizabeth, wife of his late son Benedict. Elizabeth remarryed [John Davis] and died so the house etc goes to Benedict’s granddaughter Joan when she is 21. Until this time the husband John Davis is admitted | |
| 1687 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Benedict Collison transferred ownership to John Davis | Parkinson | Messuage Chipping Green an acre & a rood of pasture in Hatch Furlong gave lands and house to his daughter in law Elizabeth, wife of his late son Benedict. Elizabeth remarryed [John Davis] and died so the house etc goes to Benedict’s granddaughter Joan when she is 21. Until this time the husband John Davis is admitted |
| 1693 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Davis transferred ownership to Joan Constable | Messuage Chipping Green with an acre & a rood of pasture in Hatch Furlong Bennedict gave lands and house to his daughter in law Elizabeth, wife of his late son Benedict. Elizabeth remarryed [John Davis] and died so the house etc goes to Benedict’s granddaughter Joan when she is 21. Now Joan is admitted and she has married Stephen Constable. | |
| 1697 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Davis transferred ownership to John Davis | Thomas Stringer | Messuage Chipping Green |
| 1701 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Stephen Constable transferred ownership to Francis Sharpe | Stephen Constable | Messuage Chipping Green with an acre of arable one end abutting upon the lane leading towards Priors Hill east & a pightle of pasture conditional surrender to be void on payment of £46 4s |
| 1703 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Francis Sharpe transferred ownership to Stephen Constable | Stephen Constable | Messuage Chipping Green with an acre of arable one end abutting upon the lane leading towards Pryors Hill east & a pightle of pasture payment made so house returns to Constables |
| 1704 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Stephen Constable transferred ownership to John Wilsheir | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green the kitchin, buttery & 2 rooms & roof over the same, part of a messuage late Stephen Constable & Anne his wife .to the north part of the yard & backside of the mess belonging to it & to or part of the Great Barn which is divided from the other part[ lately surrendered to John Turner and his wife]& to all other parts of the mess and homestall which were not before surrendered to John Turner and his wife this mess has been divided into 2 and this is 1 part | |
| 1707 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Stephen Constable transferred ownership to John Turner | messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement, and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for cartsthro the gateway john Turner is heir of John Turner .this mess has been divided into 2 and this is 1 part | |
| 1707 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Stephen Constable transferred ownership to John Turner | ||
| 1707 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | William Heale transferred ownership to Francis Wells | William Heale | Cottage with orchard containing 1 rood anne Wells is Francis Wells wife |
| 1722 | Poll Books/HALS | Joseph Halsted | Joseph Halsted Of Baldock Herts | |
| 1727 | Poll Books/HALS | Joseph Halsted | Joseph Halsted Of Baldock Herts | |
| 1730 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Ann Wells transferred ownership to Henry Cooper | George Turner | Lying Near The House Formerly Of Thomas Sex Now Joseph Halstead 1 rood and 2 perches henry Cooper is a mealman of Hitchin, son of Joan Cooper and nephew of Ann Wells. Geo Turner is a carpenter. |
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | John Widdow Wiltshire | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | John Turner | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | John Turner | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | Thomas Samm | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | Henery Cooper | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | Henery Cooper | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | Thomas Samm | ||
| 1733 | Rental/ HALS | Michael Ansell | ||
| 1736 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | William Squire transferred ownership to Thomas Sam | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for carts thro the gateway Sarah Turner.is.John Turner’s daughter, and William and Sarah Squire surrender.Sarah Squire was previously married to John Turner- | |
| 1737 | Will | Thomas Wiltshire transferred ownership to John Wiltshire | Thomas Wiltshire | Messuage and 5 acr. Thomas sells to brother John of Sandy if John dies all goes to other brother Edward Wiltshire wadd weaver |
| 1750 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Thomas Sam transferred ownership to Jane Sam | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green. to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for cartsthro the gateway 0 | |
| 1750 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Jane Sam transferred ownership to Robert Johnson | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for cartsthro the gateway 0 | |
| 1761 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Robert Johnson transferred ownership to Ann Payn | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for cartsthro the gateway Robert Johnson of Pulloxhill | |
| 1763 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Hobbs | John Crouch | |
| 1763 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Alice Weedon transferred ownership to John Kingsley | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for cartsthro the gateway Ann Payn is George Payn’s wife | |
| 1769 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Turner transferred ownership to Edward Wilshere | Turner and wife Sarah gave to Edward as heir of Jane and John Wilshere. part of a great barn which is part of the messuage, divided from the other part divided | |
| 1769 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Wilsheir transferred ownership to Edward Wilshere | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green to a parlour& hall & rooms over them being the north east part of a tenement,and a parcell of the yard & backside to the messuage belonging being the south part of yard containing 1 pole in breadth & 6 poles in length, & to the stable & barn at the west end thereof with passage for carts thro the gateway Edward Wilshere is John and Jane Wilshire’s heir | |
| 1773 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Edward Wilshere | Edward left all property to Ann Paine his daughter and her children, if dead nephew John Hobbs, if not Edwards sisters Elizabeth Cawdell and Alice Weedon | |
| 1773 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Henry Cooper transferred ownership to Andrew Cooper | Ann Wells | Cottage Lying Near The House Formerly Of Thomas Sex Then Joseph Halstead And Now Andrew Cooper of Ickleford Mill |
| 1780 | Land tax/HALS | Andrew Cooper | Georg Turner | |
| 1781 | Land tax/HALS | Andrew Cooper | Georg Turner | |
| 1782 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Andrew Cooper transferred ownership to Robert Primett | Robert Primett butcher bought the copyhold cottage for £20 | |
| 1788 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Edward Wilshere transferred ownership to Ann Payn | Ann Payn wife of George Payn, is Edward Wilshere’s daughter | |
| 1789 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Edward Wilshere transferred ownership to Ann Payn | part of a great barn which is part of the messuage,divided from the other part divided | |
| 1789 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Edward wilshere transferred ownership to Ann Payne | Thomas Stringer | Messuage Near Or At Chipping Green buttery, 2 chambers above. Late Stephen and his wife Joan 12/11/1789 admission in tail – Ann Payne according to uses in will of Edward willshire, late of Croydon, cambs. yeoman. Messuage at chipping green, part of yard & part of the great barn. |
| 1791 | Will | Alice Weedon transferred ownership to Thomas Weedon | William Wells | Cottage Thomas is Alice’s son. Alice Weeden nee Wilshire is johns wife |
| 1791 | Will | Alice Weedon transferred ownership to Thomas Weedon | Henry Walker | Cottage Thomas is Alice’s son. Alice Weeden nee Wilshire is Johns wife |
| 1791 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Hobbs transferred ownership to Alice Weedon | George Dawson | |
| 1791 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Ann Payn transferred ownership to Alice Weedon | Richard Smith | Ann Payn dies |
| 1791 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Robert Primett transferred ownership to Thomas Primett | Thomas Primett private soldier in the Bedfordshire Militia is the eldest son of Robert Primett | |
| 1791 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | john Hobbs transferred ownership to Alice weedon | John cawdell | 24/12/1791 admission – Alice weedon after recovery suffered by herself & others on surrender of John Hobbs & john cawdell. Buttery, messuage, part of yard & part of great barn. |
| 1795 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | George Cooper transferred ownership to John Kingsley | George Turner | cottage and 1 rood |
| 1795 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Andrew Cooper transferred ownership to George Cooper | Cottage. George Cooper of Biggleswade is the eldest son of Andrew Cooper | |
| 1795 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | George Cooper transferred ownership to John Kingsley | George Turner | cottage and 1 rood |
| 1801 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Susannah Cook transferred ownership to John Kingsley | Cottage Adjoining Estate Of John And Elizabeth Conquest And John Collyson cottage ,and a close of pasture also 3ac.3roods in common fields | |
| 1801 | Delme Radcliffe collection / HALS | Susannah Cook transferred ownership to John Kingsley | Estate Susannah and John Cook surrender to John Kingsley and John Wright for £20. Susannah is the only daughter of John Farmer | |
| 1802 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | William Wells | |
| 1802 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | George Cooper transferred ownership to John Kingsley | George Turner | Mess and orchard near Parshalls |
| 1803 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | William Wells | |
| 1804 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | William Wells | |
| 1805 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | William Wells | |
| 1809 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Alice Weedon transferred ownership to John Weedon | Thomas Weedon | |
| 1811 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Widow Wells | |
| 1811 | pre enclosure plan/Hofton | John Kingsley | Kingsley | |
| 1811 | pre enclosure plan/Hofton | Thomas Weedon | Henry Walker | Weedons. |
| 1811 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Kingsley | Primetts | |
| 1812 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | occupier blank | |
| 1814 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | |
| 1818 | Enclosure award/HALS | John Kingsley | Tenement and garden 1 rood 2 perch | |
| 1818 | Enclosure award/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Tenements and orchard 2 rood 16 perch | |
| 1823 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | John Weedon transferred ownership to Thomas Weedon | Henry Walker | |
| 1825 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | |
| 1826 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | |
| 1827 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | |
| 1827 | Manor of Pirton Doddingselles Court book/HALS | Thomas Weedon transferred ownership to John Kingsley | John Simpkins | |
| 1828 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | |
| 1830 | Land tax/HALS | Thomas Weeden | Thomas Weeden | cottage |
| 1832 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Great Green | |
| 1833 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Near Great Green | |
| 1834 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Near Great Green | |
| 1835 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Great Green | |
| 1836 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Great Green | |
| 1837 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Great Green | |
| 1838 | Register of electors/HALS | John Kingsley | House and land. Great Green | |
| 1839 | Land sale/HALS | Charles Kingsley transferred ownership to Barnard Acres For £120s | Thomas Henley | Primetts. Situate At The Entrance Of The Great Green At Pirton Two convenient cottages A good garden to each, well planted with fruit trees and a well of good water. A large Barn, boarded and thatched, divided for each Tenant. Two good-sized rooms below. Oven and Pantry and one chambers above Timber built, plastered and tiled. 1rood 2peck. John Kingsley died. |
| 1839 | Land sale/HALS | Charles Kingsley transferred ownership to Barnard Acres | Thomas Ingram | Primetts. Situate At The Entrance Of The Great Green At Pirton Two convenient cottages A good garden to each, well planted with fruit trees and a well of good water. A large Barn, boarded and thatched, divided for each Tenant. Two good-sized rooms below. Oven and Pantry and two chambers Timber built, plastered and tiled. 1rood 2peck |
| 1839 | Land sale/HALS | Charles Kingsley transferred ownership to Barnard Acres | John Simpkins | Weedons. Situate At The Entrance Of The Great Green At Pirton Three Cottages A good garden well planted with fruit trees and a large garden, formerly orchard. A wood barn, cow house and pigsty adjoining the buildings. A yard, in which are detached buildings consisting of a good barn, wash-house or bake-house, with an oven and wood barn adjoining. A well with good water. Two rooms below, pantry and oven. Two chambers and one garret. Part brick, part plaster and tiled. 2rood 16peck. . John Kingsley died. |
| 1839 | Land sale/HALS | Charles Kingsley transferred ownership to Barnard Acres | William Thrussell | Weedons. Situate At The Entrance Of The Great Green At Pirton Three Cottages A good garden well planted with fruit trees and a large garden, formerly orchard. A wood barn, cow house and pigsty adjoining the buildings. A yard, in which are detached buildings consisting of a good barn, wash-house or bake-house, with an oven and wood barn adjoining. A well with good water. Two rooms below, pantry and oven one chamber and one garret. Part brick, part plaster and tiled. 2rood 16peck |
| 1839 | Land sale/HALS | Charles Kingsley transferred ownership to Barnard Acres | Thomas Weedon | Weedons. Situate At The Entrance Of The Great Green At Pirton Three Cottages A good garden well planted with fruit trees and a large garden, formerly orchard. A wood barn, cow house and pigsty adjoining the buildings. A yard, in which are detached buildings consisting of a good barn, wash-house or bake-house, with an oven and wood barn adjoining. A well with good water. Two rooms below, pantry and oven. Two chambers . Part brick, part plaster and tiled. 2rood 16peck |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | Joseph Reynolds | Great Green. Joseph Reynolds – Agricultural labourer age 55 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | William Trussell | Great Green. William Trussell – Agricultural labourer age 30 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | Ann Ingram | Great Green. Ann Ingram – Strawplaiter age 60 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | John Simkins | Great Green. John Simkins – Agricultural labourer age 35 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | Thomas Henley | Great Green. Thomas Henley – Agricultural labourer age 30 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | James Dawson | Great Green. James Dawson – Agricultural labourer age 40 | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | Charlotte Hanscombe | Great Green. Charlotte Hanscombe – age 25 | |
| 1841 | Register of electors/HALS | James Kingsley | cottages and gardens cottages and gardens Great Green | |
| 1841 | Census 1841 | John Weeden | Great Green. John Weeden – Agricultural labourer age 45 | |
| 1842 | Register of electors/HALS | James Kingsley | cottages and gardens Great Green | |
| 1844 | Register of electors/HALS | James Kingsley | cottages and gardens Near Great Green | |
| 1851 | Census 1851 | John Simpkins | John Simpkins – Ag Lab age 48 | |
| 1851 | Census 1851 | Ann Ingram | Ann Ingram – Straw PLaiter age 71 | |
| 1851 | Census 1851 | James Dawson | James Dawson – Ag Lab age 50 | |
| 1851 | Census 1851 | John Weedon | John Weedon – Ag Lab age 57 | |
| 1861 | Census 1861 | John Simkin | John Simkin – Agricultural labourer age 58 | |
| 1861 | Census 1861 | George Goldsmith | George Goldsmith – Agricultural labourer age 42 | |
| 1861 | Census 1861 | James Dawson | James Dawson – Agricultural labourer age 63 | |
| 1861 | Census 1861 | William Odell | William Odell – Railway labourer age 25 | |
| 1863 | Rates/HALS | John Parkins | John Simpkins | Cottage. rateable value £3 0s 0d |
| 1863 | Rates/HALS | John Parkins | James Dawson | Cottage. rateable value £2 10s 0d |
| 1863 | Rates/HALS | John Parkins | William Odell | Cottage. rateable value £2 10s 0d |
| 1863 | Rates/HALS | John Parkins | George Goldsmith | Cottage. rateable value £2 10s 0d |
| 1865 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1866 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1867 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1868 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1869 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1869 | Register of electors/HALS | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | ||
| 1871 | Register of electors/HALS | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | ||
| 1871 | Census 1871 | Hannah Dawson | Hannah Dawson – Strawplaiter age 43 | |
| 1871 | Census 1871 | James Dawson | James Dawson – Ag lab & shepherd infirm age 70 | |
| 1871 | Census 1871 | William Dawson | William Dawson – Ag lab age 39 | |
| 1871 | Census 1871 | William Odell | William Odell – Railway labourer age 35 | |
| 1872 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1873 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1874 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1875 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1876 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1877 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | John Parkins | John Simkins | 1/6cottages with . 1/6 shared well, drainage-Into main. 4 inmates sharing 1 living room, 2 sleeping rooms and 2/6 shared privies |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | Mr Acres | Thomas Catterell | 1/2cottages 1/2cottages with Garden. Well, drainage-Into main. 8 inmates sharing 2 living rooms, 1 sleeping room and Privy |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | Mr Acres | George Abbiss | 1/2shared cottage 1/2shared cottage with Garden. Well, drainage-Into main. 7 inmates sharing 2 living rooms, 2 sleeping rooms and Privy |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | John Parkins | George Goldsmith | 1/6cottages with 1/6 shared well, drainage-Into main. 6 inmates sharing 1 living room, 2 sleeping rooms and 2/6 shared privies |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | John Parkins | George Bucket | 1/6cottages with well, drainage-Into main. 7 inmates sharing 1 living room, 1 sleeping room and 2/6 shared privies |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Dawson | Pamela Dawson born 12/1/1867 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Dawson | Emma Dawson born 1/6/1868 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Dawson | Ralph Dawson born 22/8/1869 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | John Parkins | William Odell | 1/6cottages with 1/6 shared well, drainage-Into main. 6 inmates sharing 1 living rooms, 2 sleeping rooms and 2/6 shared privies |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Odell | Elizabeth Odell born 18/2/1866 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Odell | Frederick Odell born 2/7/1868 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | School admission register/HALS | William Odell | Frank Odell born 25/11/1870 enrolled 1877 | |
| 1877 | Sanitation report/HALS | John Parkins | John Hodson | 1/6cottages with 1/6 shared well, drainage-Into main. 5 inmates sharing 1 living rooms, 2 sleeping rooms and 2/6 shared privies |
| 1878 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1879 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1880 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1881 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1881 | Census 1881 | William Odell | William Odell – Agricultural labourer age 44 | |
| 1882 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1883 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1884 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1885 | Register of electors/HALS | John Parkins | Cottages, chapel and land Great Green | |
| 1897 | Deeds | John Parkins | William Odell | 4 Cottages, chapel and land John Parkins dies and leaves cottages to his son Charles who also dies |
| 1897 | Deeds | John Parkins | George buckett | 4 Cottages, chapel and land John Parkins dies and leaves cottages to his son Charles who also dies |
| 1897 | Deeds | John Parkins | William titmuss | 4 Cottages, chapel and land John Parkins dies and leaves cottages to his son Charles who also dies |
| 1897 | Deeds | John Parkins | Widow catterill | 4 Cottages, chapel and land John Parkins dies and leaves cottages to his son Charles who also dies |
| 1897 | Deeds | Fanny Parkins transferred ownership to Thomas Parkins | 4 Cottages, chapel and land Cottages go to other son Thomas and after his death to Martha Reynolds his sister. | |
| 1904 | School admission register/HALS | Elizabeth Odell | Pirton Minnie Odell born 25/10/1900 enrolled 15/2/1904 | |
| 1909 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1910 | Rates/HALS | Martha Reynolds | Frederick Odell | cottage Great Green 14 perch gross value £3 15s rateable value £3 0s |
| 1910 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1911 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1911 | Census 1911 | Jane Odell | Great Green 3 rooms 3 in household Jane Odell Parish Relief – age 79 | |
| 1911 | Census 1911 | Elizabeth Odell | Great Green 3 rooms 3 in household Elizabeth Odell Laundress of House – age 45 | |
| 1911 | Census 1911 | Minnie Odell | Great Green 3 rooms 3 in household Minnie Odell – age 10 | |
| 1911 | Census 1911 | George Weeden | 2 rooms 1 in household George Weeden Farm Labourer – age 63 | |
| 1912 | Register of electors/HALS | Harry Bucket | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1912 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1913 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1914 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1915 | Register of electors/HALS | Frederick Odell | Dwelling house Great Green | |
| 1917 | Deeds | Thomas Parkins transferred ownership to Martha Reynolds | 4 Cottages, chapel and land | |
| 1924 | Deeds | Martha Reynolds transferred ownership to Harry Buckett | Fred Odell | 4 cottages sold to Bucket and Odell by the Reynolds children |
| 1924 | Deeds | Martha Reynolds transferred ownership to Harry Buckett | Dinah Buckett | 4 cottages sold to Bucket and Odell |
| 1924 | Deeds | Martha Reynolds transferred ownership to Harry Buckett | Charles titmuss | 4 cottages sold to Bucket and Odell |
| 1924 | Deeds | Martha Reynolds transferred ownership to Harry Buckett | 4 cottages unoccupied Cottages sold to Bucket and Odell | |
| 1924 | Deeds | Martha Reynolds transferred ownership to Children Reynolds | 4 Cottages, chapel and land The children are harry Reynolds of Leyton farrier, fred Reynolds tram greaser, Herbert Reynolds painter, Annie Callaghan wife of John Callaghan, Arthur Reynolds bus driver | |
| 1925 | School admission register/HALS | James Odell | Pirton. Ena Mary Odell born 18/9/1919 enrolled 1925 Last school – Home, | |
| 1927 | School admission register/HALS | James Walker | Bury Lane. Alice Walker born 12/5/1922 enrolled 1927 Last school – None, | |
| 1929 | School admission register/HALS | William Willett | Bury Lane. Constance Willett born 18/6/1924 enrolled 1929 | |
| 1935 | Original rates/Hofton | J Archer | James Walker | Cottage and premises Great Green gross value £ 9 rateable value £5 |
| 1935 | Original rates/Hofton | Harry Buckett | S Titmus | cottage and premises Great Green plus Fred Odell gross value £4.5 rateable value £3 |
| 1935 | Original rates/Hofton | Harry Buckett | Harry Buckett | cottage and premises Great Green plus Fred Odell gross value £7 rateable value £4 |
| 1935 | Original rates/Hofton | Harry Buckett | Fred Odell | cottage and premises Great Green plus Fred Odell gross value £6.5 rateable value £4 |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Annie Wren | single DOB 27/2/1877 Unpaid domestic duties Age 62 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Alice Baines | married DOB 9/12/1904 Unpaid domestic duties Age 35 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Edwin G Baines | 11 Bury End widow/widower DOB 21/12/1848 Railway labourer retired Age 91 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Ada Willett | widow DOB 21/6/1891 Glove machinist Age 48 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Harold Buckett | 7 Bury End single DOB 27/3/1878 general horse dealer, small holder Age 61 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Frederick Bucket | single DOB 14/9/1894 Farm labourer Age 45 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Frederick Odell | 9 Bury End single DOB 2/7/1867 Cowman Age 72 | |
| 1939 | National Registration Identity Cards/National Archives | Minnie Odell | single DOB 25/10/1900 Unpaid domestic duties Age 39 | |
| 1941 | Farm Survey/National Archives | Rev Hewitt | H&F Buckett | Glebe Land. 0wned by Rev CH Hewitt of H&F Buckett, part time farmer also horse, cattle and pig dealer with 20.5ac |
| 1948 | Deeds | Harry Bucket transferred ownership to Annie wren | Harry buckett | 2 cottages Harry Bucket and Fred Odell sold 7 Bury End for £750 to Walter and Annie Wren ( Harrys sister) |
| 1948 | Deeds | Fred Odell transferred ownership to Minnie Odell | 2 cottages Harry Bucket and Fred Odell sold 9 Bury End for £750 to Minnie Odell | |
| 1949 | Deeds | Annie wren | derelict Baptist Chapel. Mrs Wren buys the demolished chapel | |
| 1957 | Deeds | Annie Wren transferred ownership to Annie Stapleton | Harry buckett | 2 cottages Annie dies and leaves cottage to her 2 daughters Annie Kate Staplrton wife of Cecil Stapleton of Davis Crescent and Gwen Baines wife of Len Baines of West Green London |
| 1957 | Deeds | Annie Stapleton transferred ownership to Harry Buckett | Harry buckett | 2 cottages The sisters sell the cottage to Harry Bucket the sitting tenant for £50 |
| 1958 | Deeds | Harry Bucket transferred ownership to Annie Stapleton | 2 cottages Harry dies and cottage goes to his niece Annie Stapleton. The sale also includes the land that the Baptist Chapel stood on. |
