WB/WF2/15/4

Feoffment Parties: (i) George Ingram of Cliffords Inn, London, gentleman; Nathaniel Taylor of London, esquire and Mary, his wife; John Tulidah, citizen and goldsmith of London; Francis Bridges of Beauchamp Court Lodge [Warwickshire], gentleman; (ii) Stephen Whitbread of Marston Moretaine, gentleman; (iii) Henry Whitbread of Cardington, gentleman; Richard Impey of Marston Moretaine, gentleman Operative Part: - (i) enfeoffed (a) to (ii) for 115 Property: (a) messuage commonly called the Black & White House, Cardington, in occupation of Robert Stanton, gentleman between cottage in occupation of John Peake W and cottage in occupation of John Cranfeild E; (b) close of pasture adjoining (a) of one acre between close of pasture of John Peake W and close of pasture in occupation of Widow Wyllimott E and close of pasture of William Whitbread, gentleman N Covenant: - (i) covenanted to (ii) to levy a fine sur conizance de droit come ceo Declaration: - by (i) that (ii) should be their attornies to deliver seisin Witnesses: - William Whitbread; - George Walker; - Samuel Ticknor; - Mathew Crabb; - Samuel Woodcock; - Elizabeth Taylor; - Johnathan Tailor

22 May 1674

From: 1674 To: 1674

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Ingram, George,
Taylor, Nathaniel,
Taylor, Mary,
Tulidah, John,
Bridges, Francis,
Whitbread, Stephen,
Whitbread, Henry,
Impey, Richard,
Stanton, Robert,
Peake, John,
Cranfeild, John,
Wyllimott,
Whitbread, William,
Walker, George,
Ticknor, Samuel,
Crabb, Mathew,
Woodcock, Samuel,
Taylor, Elizabeth,
Tailor, Jonathan

goldsmith, CARDINGTON, Cardington Black & White House