- ReferenceR6/5/4/7
- TitleCounterpart Deed to Lead to the Uses of a Fine
- Date free text19 Apr 1648
- Production dateFrom: 1648 To: 1648
- Scope and ContentCounterpart Deed to Lead to the Uses of a Fine Parties: (i) Sir Henry Campion of Goudhurst [Kent] and dame Ann, his wife; (ii) Robert Griffith of Lincolns Inn [Middlesex], gentleman; Edward Miller, citizen and skinner of London Operative Part: - (i), for the natural love of Dame Ann and for her jointure, covenanted with (ii) to levy a fine sur conizance de droit come ceo etc. on (a)-(i) Property: (a) Saint Leonard’s, Bedford; (b) lands in Bedford, Saint John’s, Cardington and Kempston formerly in the occupation of James Harding; (c) land in Cardington and Elstow formerly in the occupation of John White; (d) land in Cardington formerly in the occupation of Widow Crump; (e) land in the parishes of Bedford, Saint Peter de Merton, Saint Paul and Saint Cuthbert formerly in the occupation of Richard Tailor, sergeant-at-law, then William Faldoe; (f) cottage in Fenlake, Cardington, in the occupation of John Knott; (g) lands in Budham [Biddenham] in the occupation of Widow Newton; (h) land in Sandy in the occupation of Joseph Steven; (i) messuages in Newgate, Christchurch, London in the occupation of Samuel Mason, John Haines, Thomas Brundnell, William Carpenter, Exuperious [?] Turner, William Barnard, Mary Preston, Robert Harris, Thomas Flower and Daniel Pyley. Witnesses: - Henry Glasse; - Ralphe Jones; - John Hamond
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordCampion, Henry,
Griffith, Robert,
Miller, Edward,
Harding, James,
White, John,
Crump,
Tailor, Richard,
Faldoe, William,
Knott, John,
Newton,
Campion, Ann,
Steven, Joseph,
Mason, Samuel,
Haines, John,
Brundnell, Thomas,
Carpenter, William,
Turner, Exuperious,
Barnard, William,
Preston, Mary,
Harris, Robert,
Flower, Thomas,
Pyley, Daniel,
Glasse, Henry,
Jones, Ralphe,
Hamond, John - Keywords
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