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RefNoKCON/3/6/1/3
AltRefNoCON 3/6/1/3
TitleLease
Description(1) Sir Thomas Cooke, Hackney, Kt., Alderman and sheriff of the City of London. Nicholas Carey, Hackney, gent. William Atwill, London, goldsmith. Nicholas Barbon, Osterley, Middx., Dr. in Physick. (2) John Chapman, St. Mary Matselon alias White Chappell, Middx., carpenter. In consideration of the cost to 2 of a new brick messuage he has built on the ground, for the rents and covenants hereafter declared, and for 5/- from (2) to (1). Carey and Atwill, at direction of Cooke and Barbon, to (2). Piece of ground late part of Ficketts field, alias Little Lincolns Inn fields, St. Clement Danes, on the south side of the passage from Lincolns Inn to Clare Mkt., 16'2 from east to west and 45' from north to south. With brick messuage. Abutting east and west on houses built by Cooke, north on the said street and south on the backyards of the houses of the intended new court. The 8th house eastward from the corner of the street leading to the George Inn. With all apps. From Michaelmas 1691 for 61 years. At one peppercorn for the first year and £12.18.8d p.a. for 60 years. (2) to do repairs. Power of distraint to (1).
Date20 March, 1692
CreatorNameHeathcote family of Conington Castle
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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