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Quitclaim: St John Harding, gentleman (son and heir of Edmund Harding of Aspley Guise, esquire deceased), Francis Beecker, citizen and skinner of London, and Oliver Beeker of Howberry, Renhold, gentleman, to Lee Sadleir of Colmworth, gentleman.

9 Apr 1664

From: 1664 To: 1664

9 acres arable (7 acres clayland and 2 acres sandland) in occupation Thomas Mathewe Common for one cow in the Fen and for one cow or bullock on the common hills Common for 11 sheep and 1 horse in the fields, meadows and commonable places This property was sold by St John Harding and his mother Ann Harding, widow, to pay the debts of Edmund Harding, to J Langford of Salford, gentleman deceased, from whom it passed to his cousin and heir Thomas Hackett, esquire, who conveyed it to Lee Sadleir.

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Harding, St John,
Harding, Ann,
Harding, Edmund,
Beecker, Francis,
Beecker, Oliver,
Sadlier, Lee,
Mathewe, Thomas,
Langford, J.,
Hackett, Thomas

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