BS260

Conveyance (Bargain and Sale), for £300. Thomas Smyth of London, esquire, to Thomas Saunders of Long Marston, Hertfordshire, esquire, Sir Samuel Luke of Haynes, knight, and Sir William Fleetwood of London, knight. The Manor of Woodmanley with its appurtenances [no details]; and 18 acres arable and a pightle or little wick called Blackwells in Woodmanley in parish of Whipsnade, in the occupation of Thomas Wells. Charges etc on property [details given]. Witnesses: L Lovelace, John Ellis, James Ellis, William Rivers, Simon Leeson, Richard Harwood, Robert Halsy, John Willcocke, Richard Pinder, W Pepper. Armorial seal

18 May 1628

From: 1628 To: 1628

Charges, etc on the property: (a) Lease for 12 years, 22 November 1616, Thomas Smyth to William Doggett; (b) Annuity of £100, 10 May 1628, to Robert Halsey and Richard Harwood during life of Thomas Smyth; (c) Mortgage for £1500, 15 May 1628, Thomas Smyth to William Rivers and Simon Leeson.

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Smyth, Thomas,
Saunders, Thomas,
Luke, Samuel,
Fleetwood, William,
Wells, Thomas,
Lovelace, L,
Ellis, John,
Ellis, James,
Rivers, William,
Leeson, Simon,
Harwood, Richard,
Halsy, Robert,
Willcocke, John,
Pinder, Richard,
Pepper, W,
Doggett, William,
Halsey, Robert

deed, Woodmanley Manor, personal seals & coats of arms, annuities, mortgages, London, Long Marston [Hertfordshire], HAYNES, WHIPSNADE