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RefNoKFE/6/435
AltRefNoFE 435
TitleConveyance £550
Description1. J.O.Norman of Gamlingay, butcher and Elizabeth Harriet his wife. 2. William Smith of Potton, gent Joseph Rownson of 217, Upper Thames Street, London, iron merchant and James Paine of Gamlingay gent [executors of will of H.Smith who died May 1846, mortgagee of 1] 3. Jane Smith of Gamlingay, widow, William Smith, James Rowson and James Paine. 4. Honourable Octavius Duncombe of Waresley Park. 5. Thomas Street Quinton of Hatley Park, Cambridgeshire, Esq [trustee for Duncombe] Freehold: 1) 1a2r Shortwood Field, Gamlingay bounded on north by the allotment to Norman, on east by Bury and Stratton turnpike Road, on south by allotments to J. I. Pryor and on west by drove road. 2) 2a1r in Shortwood Field Gamlingay, bounded on north and south by allotments to Norman on east by Bury and Stratton turnpike road and on west by drove road. Copyhold 2a1r in Shortwood Field bounded on north by allotments to William Saunderson on east by B. and south turnpike road, on south allotment to Norman, and west by drove road (alloten. Term to commence after death of Clement Cooper. Rent £11 per year. Witnesses: George Searle, Walter Carrington, J. Searle.?
Date9 March 1848
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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