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RefNoKFE/6/180
AltRefNoFE 180
TitleConveyance (feoffment) £165
Description1. H. Foster of Lincoln, grocer. 2. Michael Pye of Waresley, yeoman, and Joan his wife. 2 closes of pastures (3acres and 1acre) lying between close occupied William Cooper west and close occupied H. Payne east (Endorsement:- Memo that there is one great close containing 6acres occupied Edmund Cooper of which close the said close containing 3acres mentioned in the bargain and sale within written is one parcel and contain 2acres lying on the west side of the said bargaind close of 3acres is the freehold of H. Foster of Carlington, son of H. Foster of Carlington, gent deceased. 40a1r arable:- 13a1r in Netherfield, 12a1r in Middlefield, 11a in Overfield, 3a8r in the Sands lately occupied Clement Cooper (rent £9 per year the lease to expire is Michaelmas) and all formerly owned by the late George Foster of Carlington, uncle of 1. Witnesses: Signature: James Lawrence, Christopher Taylor, Richard farrer, A. Bromhall, H. Foster, Elizabeth Foster, Thomas Barner, J. Cleyton, P. Mann, J. Asselldene. Marks: J.Fadlett (attorney to deliver seisen) Elizabeth, wife of P. Maqnn, Jonathon w. of J.L.Lawrence, Swanys, w. of J.Asseldene, Sarah Foster, Duglace Toache (a woman) Robert Huckle and wife Elizabeth, Thomas Willynetts and wife Johan.
Date6 March 1627/1628
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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