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RefNoKFE/6/432
AltRefNoFE 432
TitleAbstract of title of J. Willson to above (with other property not specified)
Description29 April 1725, Sold by William Mead of Gamlingay, gent to J. Willson, of Gamlingay, son and heir of James Willson of Southill Wheelwright. 14/15 November 1739, Marriage Settlement: J. Willson of Elstow, wheelwight, Hannah Bigrave. 24 January 1774, J. Willson dies. 7 February 1775, Agreement to re settle land on J. Willson's son J, of Sutton farmer. 8 April 1789, Mortgage to Woodcock. 8 April 1800, Assignment to Emery. 5 September 1838, Willson's Will. 2 November 1838, Assignment of term (principal having repaid) to Manning to wait for reassignment to attend the inheritance. J. Willson of Gamlingay |Wheelwright. James Willson of Southill, wheelwright. Hannah Bigrave 1739 married J. Willson of Gamlingay, later of Elstow wheelwright, lately of Sutton, farmer. J. Willson of Suttin=Ruth farmer, died 1786. J. Willson of Gamlingay, yeoman, died 1838. Susannah married James Brashier of Hawness, farmer. Edward Dew married Mary of Gamlingay, cordwainer.
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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