ST543

ia) Matthew Skevington ib) William Skevington, son and heir of ia) ic) John Skevington, second (sic) son of ia) id) John Skevington, Newton Blossomville, yeoman, brother of ia) ii) Robert Skevington. another son of ia) CONVEYANCE (Bargain, Sale and Feoffment) by i) to ii) for natural love and affection and 5/-

29 Oct 1649

From: 1649 To: 1649

...messuage late in tenure William Cockman ...close adjoining 2 acres ...96 acres arable. ley and sward ...Poplar, Cannockse, Dovehouse and Reynes closes ...4 acres meadow ...6 roods meadow late in tenure William Cockman all in Newton Blossomville, and included in schedules to deeds ST540, ST536 and ST539, subject to annuity to Matthew of £10 yearly for life to be paid at his own house in Turvey Arrangements about rent from tenants Witnesses to livery of seisin: Thomas Leach, Hugh Clifton, John Bodington, Francis Feckman.

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Skevington, Matthew,
Skevington, William,
Skevington, John,
Skevington, Robert,
Cockman, William,
Leach, Thomas,
Clifton, Hugh,
Bodington, John,
Feckman, Francis

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