SX182

Covenant to levy a fine: £1,901

30 May 1693

From: 1693 To: 1693

i) Ralph Barber of London, linen draper, son of William Barber, late of Oxford, esquire Robert Barber of Oxford[?shire], son and heir of William John Cockayne of Cockayne Hatley, esquire ii) George Byng of Everton, gentleman … a capital messuage or mansion house in Southill, heretofore in occupation of Dame Philippa Kelyng, widow, with barns etc., late in tenure of John Barber; cottages in occupation of Eleanor Lands, widow, and Thomas Lenton; 58 acres in the fields in tenure of Thomas Filler, late John Barber; 22 acres in tenure of George Nodes; 2 acres of meadow in North mead, 14 poles meadow in Lammas mead, 8 poles of meadow in Slapp mead; Over and Nether Dancy Bowers closes (11 acres), Goodberryes close (2½ acres) in occupation of Thomas Hawkins, Little Hitswell close (1 acre); the advowson of Southill Witnesses: Ralph Baldwyn, Ady Collard

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Barber, Ralph,
Barber, William,
Barber, Robert,
Cockayne, John,
Byng, George,
Kelynge, Philippa,
Barber, John,
Lands, Eleanor,
Lenton, Thomas,
Filler, Thomas,
Nodes, George,
Hawkins, Thomas

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, general legal process, London, linen draper, Oxford, Cockayne Hatley, EVERTON, Southill Manor, SOUTHILL, agricultural buildings, HOUSING, cottages, Southill fields, advowsons