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KAcc148 - Thornhill Collection
- UNCAT - Thornhill Collection: uncatalogued records
  - 5109 - Thornhill Collection: uncatalogued records received in 2005 as accession 5109
    - 3 - Huntingdonshire Estates - Diddington, Boughton, Buckden, Grafham and Southoe

RefNo	KAcc148/UNCAT/5109/3/18
AltRefNo	5109/18
Title	Bargain and Sale of Manors of Bowton [Boughton], Southoe and Diddington, Huntingdonshire
Description	1. William Finch Finch late of Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, but now of Henny, Essex, Esq. 2. Anthony Gwyn of Pensthorpe near Fakenham, Norfolk, Gent., eldest son and executor of Hamond Gwyn late of Pensthorpe, deceased, who was mortgagee in fee simple of the properties in this agreement 3. Frances Gwyn of Pensthorpe, widow, and executrix of Hamond Gwyn 4. John Futter of Ketteringham, Norfolk, Gent. 5. George Thornhill of Diddington, Hunting- donshire, Esq. This bundle includes copies of and extracts from the Southoe and Diddington inclosure awards (1799), a copy Abstract of Title of Mr Finch's estate in Huntingdonshire [1597-1803], a copy Lease and Release endorsed on Mr. George Thornhill's marriage settlement of 29 Aug 1780 (dated 11/12 Jul 1797). There are also brief jottings on the inclosure of the estate and on various deeds [8 items]
Date	18 December 1805
CreatorName	Thornhill Collection
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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Code	PersonName	Dates
F/0010	Thornhill; family; of Diddington Hall	11th Century-Present
P/0061	Thornhill; George (1738-1827); High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1791); of Diddington Hall	1738-1827

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