SA104-105

Conveyance (Lease and Release). £450, ii) to i); For extinguishing estates tail etc. With Covenant to levy a Fine

8, 9 Dec 1761

From: 1761 To: 1761

i) William Nailour Blundell, esquire, of Offord Darcy, Huntingdonshire (eldest son and heir of Francis Nailour, esquire, deceased, and nephew and heir at law of George Blundell, esquire, of Offord Darcy, deceased, and grandson and heir of George Blundell senior of Offord Darcy, deceased, who was eldest son and heir and devisee in Will of Sir George Blundell of Cardington, deceased ii) John Earl Granville i) to ii) ... Messuage and appurtenances in Wilstead in occupation Ann Crane, widow, then Benjamin Wilmot and 2 closes (33 acres) called Cameo (sic) and Pinsers. East: Ivorie Lane, West: Little Watch field (sic) North: Common Green. Closes then divided into four parcels witnessed: John Clement (ii)'s servant) and Isaac Wilkinson, Baldock, Hertfordshire

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Blundell, William Nailour,
Nailour, Francis,
Blundell, George,
Carteret, John (2nd Earl of Granville, 2nd Baron of Hawnes),
Crane, Anne,
Wilmot, Benjamin

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, general legal process, Offord Darcy, wills, CARDINGTON, Wilstead, HOUSING, Wilshamstead farms, Wilshamstead fields, Wilshamstead Ivory Lane, Greens