BS1366

Feoffment, £160: (i) Henry Tingey of Ely, Cambridgeshire, yeoman (ii) Thomas Tingey of Tempsford, maulster. Messuage in Church End, Tempsford, and close (1/2 acre) adjoining, north and south messuage and ground of Anthony St John, east the common street; 7 1/2 acres arable and meadow [details given]. Witnesses: George Tingey, John Mosse, Thomas Underwood. Seal, tag only

15 Jan 1648

From: 1648 To: 1648

Details given: in South field, on a furlong abutting west on London highway, on a furlong abutting west on Pease furlong heydon, 1 rood abutting a common baulk which abuts Everton Well; in Crandon field, on Duneswell furlong, on Over Clay furlong; in Great North field, on a furlong abutting east against White Wiche; in Mill Sond field, on a furlong abutting south Small Holme Trapp, on Middle furlong, on a furlong near Skeggeleys; in West mead, in Michell Holme. Owners and occupiers: William Adams, the lord of Tempsford, Thomas Bayes, heirs of Gregory Kempe, Thomas Sexton, heirs of Paul Colbecke, Magdalen College Oxford, William Sanderson, gentleman, Giles King, clerk

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Tingey, Henry,
Tingey, Thomas,
St John, Anthony,
Tingey, George,
Mosse, John,
Underwood, Thomas,
Adams, William,
Bayes, Thomas,
Kempe, Gregory,
Sexton, Thomas,
Colbecke, Paul,
Sanderson, William,
King, Giles

deed, yeoman, malster, personal seals & coats of arms, Oxford Magdalen College, Tempsford fields, field names, gentleman, clerk, Ely, TEMPSFORD, Tempsford Church End