BS2172

Lease for a Year. (i) Richard Cockayne, Cockayne Hatley, esquire (eldest son and heir of John Cockayne esquire deceased) (ii) Edward Sparhauke, Baldock, Hertfordshire, gentleman

11 June 1725

From: 1725 To: 1725

-- farm, Wrestlingworth, and close of pasture ( 2 acres) -- cottage, Wrestlingworth and close of pasture (1½ acres) -- cottage, Wrestlingworth and close of pasture (1½ acres) and 80 acres in fields of Wrestlingworth and Cockayne Hatley. -- Foxholes ( 2 acres) in Wrestlingworth fields -- 12½ roods meadow in Wrestlingworth meadow -- sixth part of (i) in issues and profits of Manor of Wrestlingworth -- common pasture for 9 cows in Wrestlingworth late in the occupation of Richard Yardley, Edworth, gentleman deceased -- cottage in Wrestlingworth and 2 acres close – Buggs Close -- Buggs Lands (90 acres arable) in fields of Wrestlingworth and Cockayne Hatley -- Buggs Meadow (2½ acres) in Wrestlingworth meadow late purchased by Richard Cockayne of Margaret Stevens widow and Thomas Stevens her son now in the occupation of Stephen Forster. -- Manor of Cockayne Hatley alias Hatley Port -- and all late the estate of John Cockayne in Cockayne Hatley and Potton. -- advowson of rectory of Cockayne Hatley. Witnesses: William Sparhauke, John Nightingale.

Collection made by the late A.W. Turner, and sent by Messrs. Perrys, 56 Preston Street, Brighton, via British Records Association.

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Cockayne, Richard,
Cockayne, John,
Sperhauke, Edward,
Yardley, Richard,
Stevens, Margaret,
Stevens, Thomas,
Forster, Stephen,
Sparhauke, William,
Nightingale, John

DEEDS, legal papers, lease, WRESTLINGWORTH, Cockayne Hatley, Wrestlingworth fields, specific manors, Bury Hatley & Hatley Port Cockayne Hatley, POTTON, advowsons