SX104

Mortgage: £350

8 Mar 1640/1

From: 1640 To: 1641

i) Humphrey Newton of Oundle; Richard Taylor, serjeant-at-law; William Boteler, esquire, of Biddenham; Thomas Rolt, esquire, of Milton Ernest; William Doughtie, gentleman, of Lincoln's Inn; Thomas Doughtie, gentleman, brother to William ii) James Morley and Laurence Maydwell, 2 of the 6 clerks of Chancery … a messuage and malthouse in St Mary's, Bedford; in occupation of Thomas Hollyman; Bell Close, 4 acres in same occupation; Water Close, 10 acres in occupation of --- Morton, innholder; osier beds in the Ouse "belonging in Caldwell", in occupation of Henry Robinson [recites indenture 28 November 1640 relating to an annuity on property in Lincolnshire, exchanged for the Manor or Site of the dissolved Priory of Cauldwell] Witnesses: St John Bromhall, Edmunde Ringe, Lewis Risely, William Newton, Thomas Kynnersley, Thomas Spencer, John Latham

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Newton, Humphrey,
Taylor, Richard,
Boteler, William,
Rolt, Thomas,
Doughtie, William,
Doughtie, Thomas,
Morley, James,
Maydwell, Laurence,
Hollyman, Thomas,
Morton,
Robinson, Henry

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, mortgages, Oundle, serjeant at law, BIDDENHAM, MILTON ERNEST, Lincolns Inn, Clerk of the Chancery, HOUSING, malthouse, BEDFORD, Bedford St Marys, Bedford fields, innholder, osiers, Great Ouse, Cauldwell, general legal process, annuities, Lincolnshire, Bedford Cauldwell Priory