Northern Part of Knolls View in 1840
Historians of Totternhoe are lucky in that two detailed maps showing the Bridgewater/Brownlow Estate survive for the early 19th century. The map of 1840 [BW1006] has a reference book detailing all the land holdings on the estate. Of most interest, perhaps, is that fact that each house in the village is marked, together with a description of the area of the property and the name of the person who inhabited it. The numbers below tie in with the numbers on the maps.
![The northern part of Knolls View in 1840 [BW1006a]](http://bedsarchives.bedford.gov.uk/CommunityArchives/Totternhoe/TotternhoeImages/The%20northern%20part%20of%20Knolls%20View%20in%201840%20[BW1006a]_274x300.jpg)
The northern part of Knolls View in 1840 [BW1006a]

- 170. Duke's Head Public House, offices, etc.; 23 poles; owned by Edward Burr [of Luton, brewer]; occupied by Thomas Horton;

- 172. House, outbuildings, yard and garden; 1 rood, 8 poles; owned by Ann Fossey; occupied by Thomas Snoxell [Mapsedge now stands on part of this site].