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Feoffment Parties: (i) Richard Dyngle, late of Tempsford, relative and heir of James Dyngle, late of Tempsford, deceased (Richard being son and heir of John Dyngle, late of Elstow, who was natural brother of James Dyngle); (ii) Thomas Taylor of Cople, carpenter Operative Part: - (i) gave (a) to (ii) for a certain sum of money Property: (a) messuage in Lampcote End, Tempsford with close of pasture adjoining with southern headland abutting upon a pasture called Tempsford Marsh with all lands, meadows, pastures, woods and underwoods and all appurtenances in Tempsford and Everton late of James Dyngle, uncle of (i) Habendum: - to (ii) to use of (ii), with warranty Attornment Clause: - (i) appointed William Bridges as his attorney to deliver seisin to (ii) Witnesses: - William Bridges; - William Redmond; - Edward Wodward; - John Coledge Date: - fourth day of January, seventh year of Elizabeth "1564" [1565 by modern dating] Endorsement: - delivery of seisin and peaceful possession to (ii) by William Bridges witnessed by Edward Hankend, Thomas Bayle, John Unwyn, John Bayle and John Dyngle

4 Jan 1565

From: 1565 To: 1565

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Dyngle, Richard,
Dyngle, James,
Dyngle, John,
Taylor, Thomas,
Bridges, William,
Redmond, William,
Wodward, Edward,
Coledge, John,
Hankend, Edward,
Bayle, Thomas,
Bayle, John,
Unwyn, John

specific solicitors, carpenter, clauses, Tempsford fields, EVERTON, Tempsford Lampcote End