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Indenture of Exchange Parties: (i) John Colbeck of Tempsford, gentleman; (ii) Thomas Maye of Beeston, Sandy, husbandman Operative Part: - (i) gave (a) to (ii) in return for (b) Property: (a) 5 selions of land containing 1a 1r 0p lying in Mylne Sand Field, Tempsford near The Ganock next to a close of pasture of George Keynsham, knight, to east and a rood of land of (i), formerly of Richard Maye, late of Beeston, deceased, father of (ii), to west; southern headland abutting upon headland in tenure of George Keynsham; northern headland of 4 of the selions (formerly of Richard Maye), containing 1 acre, laying next to the close of George Keynsham, abutting against The Ganock, the other selion's northern headland abutting upon a close in tenure of Henry Wenlock, partly in possession of College of St.Mary Magdalene, Oxford; (b) 3 selions of land containing 1a 1r 0p of Thomas Maye's in Mylne Sande, Tempsford of which: 2 selions containing 1 acre lay in Blunham Ditch Furlong alias Gallow Furlong between lands of Thomas Hale, gentleman to west and George Keynsham to east, northern headland abutting upon a headland of (i) and southern headland abutting upon a ditch called Blunham Ditch; 1 selion lay in a furlong called Longcroft between lands of John Colbeck to north and George Keynsham, late in tenure of Henry Perkyn to south, western headland abutting a headland of the late dissolved Chantry of Tempsford and eastern headland upon a headland late of John Colbeck gentleman, deceased Habendum: - to (ii) and (i) respectively

1 Dec 1575

From: 1575 To: 1575

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Colbeck, John,
Maye, Thomas,
Keynsham, George,
Maye, Richard,
Wenlock, Henry,
Hale, Thomas,
Perkyn, Henry

husbandman, University, chantries, Tempsford fields