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i) Sir Roger Burgoyne, Sutton, baronet
ii) William Kelynge, Inner Temple, London, esquire
reciting covenant to levy fine of 3 May 1731
a) said Sir Roger Burgoyne, only surviving son of Sir Roger Burgoyne, baronet by Dame Constance his wife
b) Christopher Wren, Wroxall, Warwick, and Dame Constance his wife (said Dame Constance being widow of said Sir Roger Burgoyne)
c) Peter Walter, Westminster, esquire
Robert Kendall, London, esquire
d) William Burgoyne, Middle Temple, London, gentleman
and by a fine and recovery therein covenanted and which were duly levied and covenanted accordingly
… messuages etc. hereinafter mentioned were limited and assured to use of Dame Constance for life as her jointure (as in settlement of 10 June 1703)
reversion to such agreements as i) should make in writing or by his will. In default to use of Stephen Wren, son of Christopher Wren and Dame Constance
reciting also deed poll of 31 May 1731 executed by i) by which he approved the reversion to himself of all the property mentioned in the above deed
now i) in consideration of £2,000 paid by ii) releases to ii)
… all lands in Sutton and Potton hereinafter mentioned
… messuages and farmhouse etc.
… 2 closes of pasture (8 acres)
… 16 acres arable
… 1 acre 2 roods meadow
belonging to said messuage and late in occupation of John Newman, husbandman etc. at yearly rent of £14..10s
… messuage or farmhouse with dovehouse etc.
… 2 closes pasture (12 acres)
… 200 acres arable
… 32 acres meadow
late in occupation of William Pedley, husbandman etc. at yearly rent of £77
… messuage or farm with dovehouse etc.
… 4 closes pasture (26 acres)
… 200 acres arable
… 20 acres meadow
late in occupation of John Reynolds, husbandman etc. at yearly rent of £87
… messuage or farm with dovehouse etc.
… 2 closes pasture (12 acres)
… 200 acres arable
… 15 acres 2 roods meadow
late in occupation of Henry Overall, husbandman, at yearly rent of £70
… messuage or farm etc.
… 2 closes pasture (5 acres)
… 100 acres arable
… 11 acres meadow
late in occupation of Thomas Conynton, husbandman etc., at yearly rent of £37..10s
… messuage or farm with dovehouse etc.
… 3 closes pasture (6 acres)
… 122 acres arable
… 19 acres meadow
late in occupation of Henry Warboys, husbandman etc., at yearly rent of £51..8s
… messuage or farm
… 35 arable
… 3 acres meadow
… Crow Close (5 acres)
late in occupation of William Leighton, husbandman etc., at yearly rent of £16
… tenement and hempland belonging (2 roods)
late in occupation of William James at yearly rent of £2..10s..8d
… tenement and land and garden belonging, late in occupation of James Brown at yearly rent of £6
… tenement, barn, 1 acre 1 rood pasture belonging, late in occupation of James Webb, at yearly rent of £3
… tenement, barn and 2 acres pasture belonging, late in occupation of Widow Figgis at yearly rent of 16s
… tenement, barn and 2 roods pasture, late in occupation of John Garner at yearly rent of £1..10s
… tenement, barn, and 2 acres pasture belonging, late in occupation of Robert Hartley, at yearly rent of £1..13s..4d
… tenement, barn, and 1 acre 2 roods pasture, late in occupation of Edward Stokes at yearly rent of £3..15s
… tenement and 3 roods pasture, late in occupation of John Wiltshire, at yearly rent of £2..10s
… tenement late in occupation of Isaac Wilkinson, at yearly rent of £1..5s
… 1 tenement and hempland (1 rood) late in tenure of William Wright at yearly rent of 13s..4d
… tenement and 1 acre pasture, late in occupation of Anne Buxton at yearly rent of -
… Glass brook Close and parcel of arable and 3 acres meadow late James Garners (43 acres) late in tenure or occupation of William Malden and John Kelying etc., at yearly rent of £12..5s
… 5 several tenements in the occupations of Lewis Cooper, Richard Leonard, Thomas Grey, Thomas Smith, David Ledge, Robert Mathews and William Wright under several rents amounting in total to £5..10s..8d
all the above are situated in Sutton
… messuage or great inn in Potton called the George
… 10 closes meadow and 5 acres arable belonging, late in occupation of Francis Cotton, innholder, at yearly rent of £42..13s..4d
… messuage or inn called The Talbott
… 4 acres pasture and close called The Lawne
late in occupation of Jacob Miller, innholder, at yearly rent of £13..8s
… messuage or tenement late in occupation of Robert Beaumont at yearly rent of £3
… 1 acre pasture late in occupation of Samuel Osmonton, weaver, at yearly rent of £1..7s..6d
… messuage and 4 acres pasture late in occupation of John Smith, at yearly rent of £6
… tenement in occupation of Robert Dorrington, at yearly rent of £1..6s..8d
… messuages late in occupations of Richard Endersby, Edward Thompson, David Osmonton, Henry Newman and --- Davye and William Brunt under several rents amounting to £12..13s
… piece arable called Whiteing Piece late in occupation of John Keling, fellmonger, etc., at yearly rent of £5
… Bradetts Close late in occupation of Edward Robert, apothecary, at yearly rent of £1..12s
… close pasture called the Lough, late in occupation of Samuel Osmonton senior, at yearly rent of £1
… piece of arable called the Twenty Acre Piece at rent of £3
… close pasture called Beaumonts late in occupation of William Harpur, cooper, etc. at yearly rent of £1
all in Potton
all said lands etc., in Sutton and Potton are now in occupations of John Newman, Matthew Pedley, John Reynolds, John Overall, Michael Worboys, John Laughton, James Webb, John Malden, William Cooke, Jacob Murney, John Lenton, Robert Gregory, Thomas Jones, William Jekins, Thomas Burdet, John Flanders, William Merrill, John Pedley, John Cureyer, Edmund Bombrey, Widow Austin, Samuel Osmonton, Thomas Ward, Jonathan Osmonton, Thomas Tibbalds, Oliver Bonet, Nathaniel Taylor, --- Cornius, Robert Rayment, Jonathan Rowney, Richard Worboys etc., at rents amounting to £493..1s..6d
… all fairs and markets and rents of shops, stalls and profits of fairs and markets in Potton, amounting annually to £108..11s..3d
all now in actual possession of ii) by virtue of lease for a year dated the previous day
to secure repayment to ii) of £2,090 in the Common Dining Hall of the Inner Temple, London, i.e. £45 on 24 December next and £2,045 residue on 24 June 1736
if money not repaid then ii) may hold property freed from any interruption by i) except for lease and release of 3 and 4 March 1734, whereby i) conveyed said premises to the use of Mary Countess Dowager of Bradford to secure payment of £5,000 and interest. If said money is repaid by ii) to said Mary Countess Dowager of Bradford, then she is to release premises to use of ii)
[see W2094, W2095]
Various covenants as to security of title
not signed 24 Jun 1735
'I have perused and approve this draught on behalf of ye Mortgagor, J Ward 20 June 35'