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Declaration of trust by Daniel Brevint, D.D., prebendary of Durham Cathedral

10 Feb 1680/1

From: 1670 To: 1681

[recites Conveyance in trust, dated 28 September 1671; for £1,385..5s: Francis, Lord Hawley, Sir Charles Harbord, knight, Sir William Haward, knight, Sir John Talbot, knight, Sir Robert Steward, knight and William Harbord, esquire (trustees for the sale of fee-farm rents) to said Daniel Brevint and his heirs. … Various rents: £3 out of the Hundred of Flitt; £7..11s..1d (for divers rents) out of the Hundred of Wixamtree; £12..14s from the demesne lands of the Manor of Biggleswade; £35 and 12d from the Manor of Elvestow; £17 for the Watermill in Biggleswade; £12..4s..8d from the Town of Bedford; £13..16s..7½d from the Grange of Houghton Conquest; £8..15s..1d from the Manor of Dame Ellingsbury [in Houghton Conquest]; and £15..9s..7d from the wood and underwood, parcel of the Manor of Dame Ellingsbury. (All which rents were granted by Letters patent, dated 11 November 1670, to the said trustees to make sale under an Act of Parliament)]. (Daniel Brevint declares that he made the purchase on behalf of Sir George Carteret, late deceased) Witnesses: Henry Bagshaw, William Dent and Nicholas Barwicke

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Brevint, Daniel,
Hawley, Francis (1st Baron Hawley of Duncannon),
Harbord, Charles,
Haward, William,
Talbot, John,
Steward, Robert,
Harbord, William

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