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Exchange i) Edmund Conquest of Houghton Conquest, esquire ii) Roger Stratton

[12 Jul 35 Henry VIII] [1543]

From: 1543 To: 1543

- 1 acre and 1 selion called a gore lying in Chapellendffeld of Houghton ... 2 roods lie together at Bodardes Pytte :N. land of said Edmund Conquest, once Bodardes :S. land of Thomas Rotherham :W. abutting on le Rigge Wey leading from Grene Lane towards Thykthorne ... ½ acre and the gore lie together on a furlong called le Furlong At the Chapell Townesend :S. land of the dissolved monastery at Reading :N. land of Henry Awdeley son and heir of Thomas Awdeley :W. the headland of William Kyrke in exchange for:- - 1 acre of ii) once Boddardes then Pounters lying on Eyemede called a “thorowe shott acre” stretching (lanceat’) through 2 furlongs in the field of Houghton :E. parcel of land of aforesaid Edmund Conquest called le Twelve Acres :W. an acre of Edmund Conquest once Boddardes afterwards of Richard Conquest, father of aforesaid Edmund and lies together with a pightle there called Houghton Pighlte aforesaid and abutting N. on Eyemede aforesaid which said “Thorowe shott acre” ii) granted (tradidit, dimisit and concessit) to i) in exchange for the 1 acre and 1 selion aforesaid Witnesses: John Colbek Richard Woodard Richard Nycolles William Robynson Thomas ...? Seal missing Endorsement: : no.227 at Houghton Conquest Note Endorsement: : “it appears by this that part of the lands belonging to the manor of How end was near Chappel end”

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Conquest, Edmund,
Stratton, Roger,
Rotherham, Thomas,
Awdeley, Henry,
Awdeley, Thomas,
Kyrke, William,
Conquest, Richard,
Colbek, John,
Woodard, Richard,
Nycolles, Richard,
Robynson, William

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