A232-233

Deed to Declare Uses of a Recovery by Lease & Release: (i) Mary Pitman Coppin of Hampshire, widow of John Pittman Coppin, late of Markyate Cell, clerk, commonly called John Pittman; John Coppin Pittman Coppin of Markyate Cell, esquire, son of John and Mary Pittman Coppin; (ii) Christopher Johnson of Middlesex, gentleman; (iii) Robert Kelham of Hatton Garden [Middlesex], gentleman (a) Manor of Markyate with appurtenances in Caddington and Flamstead [Hertfordshire] with capital mansion called Markyate Cell; (b) Manor of Humbershoe with appurtenances in Studham, Kensworth and Flamstead; (c) farmhouse and lands in Shenley [Hertfordshire] formerly in occupation of Daniel Nichol, now William Deering; (d) messuage with appurtenances called Sanctuary Lands or Court Barn in Clawton [Devon] with Rectory of Clawton (as in indenture of 18-19 Oct 1737 (i) John Coppin senior; (ii) Sir John Napier and Henshaw Halsey, (iii) Sir Henry Hoo Keate and Samuel Garrard and will of John Coppin senior of 20 Oct 1737) Witnesses: S.V.Lloyd; G.Eades; Henrietta Maria Jones; George Sanderson, servant to John Pittman Coppin

25-26 Apr 1786

From: 1737 To: 1786

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Pittman Coppin, Mary,
Pittman Coppin, john,
Pittman, John,
Pittman Coppin, John Coppin,
Johnson, Christopher,
Kelham, Robert,
Nichol, Daniel,
Deering, William,
Coppin, John,
Napier, John,
Halsey, Henshaw,
Keate, Henry Hoo,
Garrard, Samuel,
Lloyd, S.V.,
Eades, G.,
Jones, Henrietta Maria,
Sanderson, George

Markyate Manor, Humbershoe Manor, Hertfordshire farms, parsonages, John will: Coppin, Markyate Cell, MARKYATE, STUDHAM, Flamstead, KENSWORTH, CADDINGTON, HUMBERSHOE, Shenley [Hertfordshire], Clawton, Clawton Court Barn, Clawton Sanctuary Lands