Reference
X571/20
Title
Conveyance (Bargain & Sale & Feoffment) by (i) to (ii) in consideration of £111
(ia) Silvester Bedell, Great Catworth, Huntingdonshire, gentleman, eldest son and heir of William Bedell late of Great Catworh, gentleman, deceased
(ib) Elizabeth Bedell, widow of William Bedell
(ic) and (id) Francis Bedell and George Bedell, two sons of William Bedell
(ii) Nicholas Latham, Barnewell St Andrewes, Northamptonshire, clerk
Date free text
4 Feb 10 James I [1613]
Production date
From: 1612 To: 1613
Scope and Content
-- close of pasture now or late in the tenure of John Bell called Lye Close containing by estimate 6 acres in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, between Millwood on the one side and a lane leading from Pertenhall to Kimbolton on the other side and abutting on Pertenhall Field on one end and on a lane on the other end, all reputed to be part of the lordship of Hoo in Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire and were purchased by William Bedell, deceased (with other property) from Robert Jackman, gentleman, and were left by William Bedell in his last will to be sold.
Edward Bell and Richard Todd attorneys for livery of seisin
Covenant of Francis Bedell to produce deed mentioned below, between
(i) William Bedell
(ii) Francis Bedell and Benjamin Browne, London, owners of rectory and parsonage of Kimbolton being covenant that close be free from tithe of hay other than a rate tithe in money of 16d [?] yearly and that Thomas Hollinghedge was farmer of the Rectory or parsonage.
Covenant to make further assurances on title; 8 May 1612
Signatures of first parties except Elizabeth Bedell (mark only)
Witnesses: Thomas Loyd, Brudenell Mosley, George Warringer, John Bell
Witnesses to livery of seisin: John Bell, Oliver Grey, John Reeve, Edward Reeve, Edward Bell junior
Level of description
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