ST751

ASSIGNMENT by i) to ii) i) Robert Skevington, Newton Blossomville, Buckinghamshire, gentleman ii) Anne Boddington, Turvey, spinster

19 Mar 1700

From: 1700 To: 1700

reciting lease by Lincoln College, Oxford 7 February 1693/4 to John Meare of Brasenose College and Alice Langmore of London, widow, for 21 years of ...manors of Petsoe and Ekeney in Emberton, Buckinghamshire and that by assignment 2 April 1694 the lessees sublet to Thomas Laughton of Newton Blossomville for 19 years at an annual rent of 50/- ...30 acres arable land, leys and hades and 2 acres 3½ roods meadow in common fields of Emberton and Petsoe, as in schedule annexed to the same, and reciting will of Thomas Laughton 8 August 1694 by which he devised lands to his sons in law, William Boddington, Turvey, and Robert Skevington, Newton Blossomville, for them to raise £600 for his grandchildren, Thomas and Elizabeth Skevington, Mary Whitworth, Elizabeth and Anne Boddington, and reciting death of Thomas Laughton and of William Boddington, and that estates don’t suffice for legacies, and that Anne Boddington is willing to take lease for remainder of term for her share of legacy ASSIGNMENT by i) to ii) of land for remainder of term Endorsed: receipt of Ann Boddington for £97..17s..8d in full satisfaction of legacy Witnesses: William Carter, William Challenor

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Skevington, Robert,
Boddington, Anne,
Boddington, Elizabeth,
Boddington, William,
Skevington, Thomas,
Skevington, Elizabeth,
Whitworth, Mary,
Meare, John,
Langmore, Alice,
Laughton, Thomas,
Carter, William,
Challenor, William

DEEDS, legal papers, Newton Blossomville, University of Oxford, Emberton, specific manors, Petsoe, wills