R6/63/35/6

Grant

12 April 1622

From: 1622 To: 1622

Grant Parties: (i) Francis, Lord Russell, Baron of Thornhaugh [4th Earl of Bedford from 1627]; (ii) Sir Francis Staunton of Birchmore; Sir Edward Duncombe of Battlesden; Sir John Thompson of Crawley; Sir Robert Chernocke of Hulcote; George Russell of Ridgmont, esquire; William Alford of Tingreth, esquire; John Hardinge of Aspley Guise, esquire Reciting: - R6/63/35/1; - Sir William Russell, later 1st Baron of Thornhaugh was the survivor of the original feoffees and on his death the free school descended to (i), his son and heir; - (i)’s grandfather, the 2nd Earl, gave £100 to maintain a schoolmaster from the profits thereof but no profit had arisen for some years [see R6/63/35/5] and that the greater part stood to be lost Operative Part: - (i) granted the free school to (ii) - (i) granted an annuity of £10 to (ii) arising from the Manor of of Woburn Abbots to replace the £100 given by the 2nd Earl Witnesses: - Cavendishe Alsopp; - James Reep[?] - John Kinge

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Russell, Francis (2nd Earl of Bedford),
Earl of Bedford,
Russell, William [1st Baron Thornhaugh],
Staunton, Francis,
Duncombe, Edward,
Thompson, John,
Chernocke, Robert,
Russell, George,
Alford, william,
Hardinge, John,
Alsopp, Cavendishe,
Reep, James,
Kinge, John

Woburn School, WOBURN, debt