X163/108-109

Conveyance (Lease and Release) with Covenant to levy a fine: £665 i) John Peck senior of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, watchmaker (nephew and devisee of William Hill) ii) Thomas Peck of Shellton, farmer (nephew and devisee) and wife Elizabeth iii) The Reverend James Knight, Minister of Gospel iv) William Goodliff of Little Staughton, farmer

9 May 1828

From: 1828 To: 1828

Recites Will X163/105 James Knight hath agreed for absolute purchase - messuage or farmhouse in Green end, Little Staughton; close of pasture adjoining 2 acres 2 roods 14 perches; allotment in Great Green adjoining homestead, 2 roods 16 perches bounded NE by road, on S. by homestead and W. by William Lummis' allotment; allotment in Darnetts field adjoining homestead 7 acres 3 roods 37 perches bounded on N. and E. by homestead and close, S. and E. by William Barringham's allotment, further E. by Joseph Goodliff 's homestead and S. by his allotment and on W. by ancient enclosed land of Corpus Christi College, Oxford Witnesses: J Goodliff and William Pike as lessees.

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Peck, John,
Hill, William,
Peck, Thomas,
Peck, Elizabeth,
Knight, James,
Goodliff, William,
Lummis, William,
Barringham, William,
Goodliff, Joseph,
Pike, William

DEEDS, legal papers, Little Staughton, Little Staughton Green End, Oxford Corpus Christi College