F696

Bargain and Sale. £300.

18 Sep 1654

From: 1654 To: 1654

(i) James Mayo of Chancery Lane, Mdlx., gentleman, and Jephson Towers of St. Andrew, Holborn, London gentleman. (ii) John Tutt of Mattingley, Southampton, gentleman and George Towers, citizen and leatherseller of London. Recites Commission of Charles I, grounded upon the statutes of bankrupts, 27 June 22 Charles I: Oliver Page, late of St. Sepulchre's Mdlx., order, who owned among other property in London: -- messuage or inn called the King's Arms, Shefford, in the occupation of Nicholas Clarke, innholder, between tenure or ground late Francis Bentham E., tenure and ground of William Goldsmith clerk W., abutting N. ground of William Goldsmith, S. High St., Shefford; 5 ac. meadow in Campton, in Burnham mead; 5 messuages in Shefford, in the occupation of Edward Oldnall, Samuel Hopkins, Humpfrey Cranfield, Rowland Ridgly, Edward Humbis; property in London. Commissioners sold to (i). Witnesses: William Mayo, Henry Porland, John Holland.

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Mayo, James,
Towers, Jephson,
Tutt, John,
Towers, George,
King Charles I,
Page, Oliver,
Clarke, Nicholas,
Bentham, Francis,
Goldsmith, William,
Oldnall, Edward,
Hopkins, Samuel,
Cranfield, Humphrey,
Ridgly, Rowland,
Humbis, Edward

general legal process, buildings and land use, Holborn Chancery Lane, St Andrew Holborn, Southampton, citizen of London, leather seller, London St.Sepulchre, Shefford Kings Arms, SHEFFORD, innholder, clerk, Shefford High Street, CAMPTON, Campton fields