Reference
W2323
Title
Covenant to levy a fine and suffer a recovery
Date free text
27 May 1782
Production date
From: 1782 To: 1782
Scope and Content
(i) John Wasse junior
(ii) George Lewis Kohn & wife Frances
Thomas Till & wife Catherine
(iii) John Adams of Bedford Row, Middlesex, gentleman
(iv) John Kindersley of Staples Inn, gentleman
(v) Edmund Burton of Daventry, Northamptonshire
-- manor etc., of Stow, Cambridgeshire;
-- a messuage or farmhouse in Warden Street, Old Warden, known as the Abbey, and closes in the occupation of Samuel Sutton;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of William Preston, with closes;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of Ann Whittemore, with closes;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of Thomas & George "Inkship" & closes;
another in same occupation;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of John Garner with closes, commonly called Park House Farm;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of Henry ''Inkship'' with closes;
a farmhouse in Warden Street in the occupation of William Lamb, with closes in Warden Street and Northill, known as Sweetbryer Lane Farm; with other closes in the same known as Deadman's Oak Farm;
a cottage in Warden Street converted into a granary and in the occupation of Thomas & George Inskip;
a cottage, now 2 tenements, in Warden Street in the occupation of Ellis Hoare and --- Harrowden;
witnesses. J.B. Harrison, John Godfree, Edmund Burton, Thomas Rossindale, Robert Long
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