RO5/292

Defeasance i) John Newport of Furneaux Pelham, Hertfordshire esquire, Henry Liggon of High Holborne, Middlesex esquire ii) Richard Conquest of Houghton alias Conquest Berry esquire

1 Dec 13 Charles I [1638]

From: 1638 To: 1638

Recites: Bargain and Sale of same date as presents (i) as ii) above (ii) as i) above -Berry Wood, 73 acres in Houghton Conquest, parcel of the manor of Houghton Conquest alias Conquest Berry :E. parcel of land called Hoggehill :S. pasture of land [sic] called Forty Acres :W. parcel of land called Hillclose :N. manor house of Houghton Conquest alias Conquest Berry and upon 2 pastures called Berry Leyes and Inynges Now: parties agree that if ii) pays £41..6..8 on 1 May next in Middle Temple Hall within Temple Barre, London then pay £100 per annum on 1 May each year until he pays £1,250 on the 3rd of May in any year (having given notice on the first) then aforesaid Indenture to be void ii) will not cut timber until full payment made to i) Signature: ii) Witnesses: Edward Smyth, George Vaughan, Walter Neale, Humphrey Burton Endorsement: no. 308

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Conquest, Richard,
Newport, John,
Liggon, Henry,
Smyth, Edward,
Vaughan, George,
Neale, Walter,
Burton, Humphrey

HOUGHTON CONQUEST, DEEDS, legal papers, Houghton Conquest Manor