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Copy of Court Roll of Manor of Eynesbury, Berkleys, Buckleys, Ferrars and Cresners (Huntingdonshire)

22 Nov 1833

From: 1833 To: 1833

Lord of Manor Lord John Sandwich, Deputy Steward Charles Margetts, gentleman, held at house of John Mayes, The Chequer, Eynesbury recites: surrender on 3 December 1832 by George Capron of New Burlington Street, St James, Westminster, gentleman (to which he was admitted 21 December 1824 on surrender Paul Pattison to John Hill Day (consideration admittance John Hill Day)) messuage and blacksmith’s shop adjoining and stable, barn, garden and yard in Eynesbury abutting NW. plantation of George Capron all other sides by back lane and road St Neots to Little Barford in occupation Ed.Dixie + quick set hedge on NW. + ditch of width 18 ins from stool of said hedge rent 1s..6d fine 1s..6d 22 Nov 1833

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Wells & Co,
Sandwich, John William Montagu, 7th Earl of,
Margetts, Charles,
Mayes, John,
Capron, George,
Pattison, Paul,
Hill Day, John,
Day, John Hill,
Dixie, Edward

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