SA18-19

Grant with covenant to levy a fine and to suffer a recovery. £19,000 ii) to i) [see also Haynes Park Manuscripts no.14, and SA8]

15, 16 Jan 1667

From: 1667 To: 1667

i) Sir Samuel Luke of Woodend and wife Dame Elizabeth and son Oliver Luke and wife Elizabeth; Sir George Sonds of Lees Court, Kent, K.B.; Sir Thomas Soame of Throcking, Hertfordshire ii) Honourable William Mountagu, esquire, of Little Okeley, Northamptonshire, Attorney General; Sir Thomas Crew, son and heir of John Lord Crew; iii) Henry Moore of London, gentleman; Matthew Johnson of the Middle Temple, gentleman; Alexander Westlake of London, gentleman i) to ii) ... Manor of Hawnes with manor house ... 2 closes (72 acres) in occupation Robert Thorne ... 5 closes (30 acres) in occupation John Thorne ... 3 closes meadow (64 acres) in occupation Ambrose Whiteamore ... Ewe pasture (20 acres) in occupation William Kirby ... messuage, Nether laune with appurtenances and land (20 acres) in occupation Bassett ... closes (74 acres) in occupation Gilbert Tompkins ... 2 closes: Middle Pasture and the Mire (58 acres) in occupation John Dunham ... Hill Close (25 acres) in occupation Sir Samuel Luke ... The Warren (64 acres) ... closes: Upper Lawne (28 acres), Parks Piece (24 acres) ... 113 acres in occupation John Ashbolt ... lands called the Manor of Stony in occupation Thomas Alborne ... cottages in occupation Button, Dyer, Newman, William Wilson, Widow Barr, Francis Everett, William Ashbolt, Thomas Heire, Thomas Cricke, Widow Ravensden, --- Jarvice, --- Jarvice, --- Gordeslie, Thomas Greene and Thomas Spencer ... parcel in Grange field in occupation John Ashbolt ... 2 acres in Hawnes field in occupation Henry Warren ... Chapel or Manor of St Macute in Hawnes, Wilstead and Cardington, once in occupation Edward Lord Bray, the chapel once belonging to St Alban's Abbey ... farm and closes in occupation Widow Hockett ... Farm in occupation William Sprignall ... Close (20 acres) in occupation William Kirby ... Close (38 acres) in occupation Sir Samuel Luke ... 3 closes (64 acres) in occupation Henry Warren ... Humphreys Wood (60 acres) in occupation Oliver Luke ... Mildreds farm and 24 acres in occupation Oliver Luke ... St Macutes wood (14 acres) in occupation Oliver Luke All in parishes of Hawnes, Houghton Conquest, Clophill, Wilstead and Cardington (iii) to recover. Freely acquitted except lease of 6 May 1623 [see first recital of SA2 and Haynes Park Manuscripts no.5], assigned by consent of Sir Samuel Luke, Dame Elizabeth and Oliver Luke to John Brisband, esquire and Alexander Westlake, gentleman, to attend inheritance. i) appointed Alexander Westlake as their attorney) 4 seals on tags, tag for seal, seal on tag, 3 tags for seals

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Luke, Samuel,
Luke, Elizabeth,
Luke, Oliver,
Sondes, George,
Soame, Thomas,
Montagu, William,
Crew, Thomas,
Crew, John, 1st Baron,
Moore, Henry,
Johnson, Matthew,
Westlake, Alexander,
Thorne, Robert,
Thorne, John,
Whitamore, Ambrose,
Kirby, William,
Bassett,
Tompkins, Gilbert,
Dunham, John,
Ashbolt, John,
Alborne, Thomas,
Button,
Dyer,
Newman,
Wilson, William,
Barr,
Everett, Francis,
Ashbolt, William,
Heire, Thomas,
Cricke, Thomas,
Ravensden,
Jarvice,
Gordeslie,
Greene, Thomas,
Spencer, Thomas,
Warren, Henry,
Bray, Edward,
Hockett,
Sprignall, William,
Brisbane, John

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Cople Wood End, Kent Lees Court, Throcking, Little Oakley, Attorney General, London, Middle Temple, Haynes Manor, HOUSING, Haynes fields, Houghton Conquest fields, Clophill fields, Wilstead fields, Cardington fields, HAYNES, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, CLOPHILL, WILSHAMSTEAD, CARDINGTON, warrens, cottages, chapels, St.Macute alias St.Makes alias St.Markes Manor, St Albans Abbey, farms, woods, general legal process, attorney, personal seals & coats of arms