Reference
H/WS893
Title
Abstract of title of J. Pedley to copyhold of Manor of Potton Regis
Admission - 16 April 1629
Frances Crisp widow and William Pitts admitted
Messuage, formerly Charles Coolies - Rent 6d. Cottage and land formerly J. Turffley's
Date free text
1629-1816
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From: 1629 To: 1816
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Partition of Premises
William Pitts admitted on surrender of Frances Crisp
Messuage foremerly Cooke's except part of upper end of yard next close of J. Cooley.
Transfer - 25 Oct. 1650
William Pitts surrendered to use of Frances Jellyson, daughter of J. Jellyson of Potton
Parcel of land near land of Frances Crisp, occupied said Frances, measurinmg 1 perch 6 1/2 feet in breadth at upper end (from old hedge next land of William Waller lately erected by William Pitts to another hedge of said William) I pole 3 1/2 feet in breadth at nether end (next the houses) including the great ash tree, 7 poles 4 feet in length.
Transfer - 24 Dec. 1658
William Pitts surrendered to use of Thomas Campion
Messuage formerly Coolies, as above.
Admission - 30 Oct. 1704
Emanuel Campion admitted under will of Thomas Campion
Transfer - 13 Oct. 1705
Emanuel Campion to Richard Thorn, junior
Settlement - 7 Oct 1706 - on Richard Thorn and wife Elizabeth
Transfer 23 April 1711
George Whiskin surrendered to use of Richard Thorne
Piece of land in King Street, 7 1/2 pieces 3 inches in length near the east end and 2 poles, 2 feet 5 inches in breadth, abutting on orchard of Edmund Halfhyde, gent. Richard Thorne, Junior, George Whiskin and Nicholas Apthorpe gent.
Mortgage (Conditional Surrender) - 17 Nov 1712 - £60
Richard Thorne to J. Pedley of Potton, gent.
Messuage, yard and orchard in King Street alias High St., occ.upied Jonathan Browne, purchased by Richard Thorne of Emanuel Campion and George Whiskin.
Transfer - 18 Nov. 1714
Thorne to Pedley - Property as above
Receipt for 10s. paid by Pedley - 9 Nov. 1714
For a pew in Potton Church next the belfry, which Richard Thorne bought of his brother David Thorne.
Receipt for £90 paid to Thorne for above property.
Admission of George Pedley - 28 March 1720
Surrender to uses of will 2 May 1755, and will of George Pedley, 7 May 1755, bequeathing property to wife for life, remainder to son John.
Admission of Susannah Pedley as tenant for life - 2 May 1757
Endorsed (by Wilshere) : All Pedley's property in Potton Regis remaining at his death sold to George King was admitted
31 Oct 1816
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