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Counterpart Conveyance (Bargain & Sale & Feoffment) by (i) to (ii) for £80 (i) Edward Bell, Little Paxton, Huntingdonshire, gentleman (ii) Alexander Ekins, Caldecott, Northamptonshire, yeoman

21 Feb 2 James I [1605]

From: 1605 To: 1605

-- close of pasture called the Mill Close by estimation 8 acres in Pertenhall alias Partnall, Bedfordshire, in a place there called the Hoo "with all that the laine unto the same Close adioyninge togither" also with one cottage or tenement built thereupon where Henry Peacock now dwells Statement by (i) that (ii) may hold land free from claims by Amy now wife of (i); by Frauncis St John of Stanford Berrye, Bedfordshire, esquire; by Margaret now the wife of Frauncis St John or by Thomas St John of Keysoe, esquire, or any of the heirs or assigns of John late Lord St John, Baron of Bletsoe, deceased Covenant to make further assurances. signed: Alexander Ekines Witnesses to livery of seisin: John Smithe, John Bell, Robert Ekynes, Henry Bolton, Henry Peacock (mark), Oliver Peacocke (mark)

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Bell, Edward,
Ekins, Alexander,
Peacock, Henry,
Bell, Amy,
St John, Francis,
St John, Margaret,
St John, Thomas,
St John, John, 2nd Baron St John of Bletso

Little Paxton, Caldecott [Northamptonshire], feoffment, Pertenhall fields, PERTENHALL, Pertenhall the Hoo, HOUSING, cottages, general legal process, Stanfordbury, KEYSOE