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RefNoKCON/3/1/A/32
AltRefNoCON 3/1/2/17
TitleDemise for a Term (and Counterpart)
Description1. Sir John Cotton, Connington, Hunts, Bart. 2. Sir George Markham, Middle Temple, Ldn., Bart. 1. to 2. for £1,500 Flowery Close (10a.3r.10p); Oate Meadow (7a.3r.); Oate Close (19a.3r.35p); Old Parke Close (12a.1r.20p) Little Aile (29a.2r); The Hide (39a.1r.25p); Great Caves Field (65a.3r.30p); Little Caves Field (48a.10p); Bootchers Close (25a.3r.20p); with all apps. in Connington now in tenure of Wm. Spurrior, Copingford, grasier. For 500 years at one peppercorn. Usual conditions Counterpart Endorsed: 1) Memo. 28 Dec. 1728 2. agrees with 1. not to charge interest of more than £4 per cent p.a. 2) Receipt 13 Feb. 1728 from 2. to 1. for £405 for interest due. 3) Receipt 26 Mar. 1730 from 2. to 1. for £60 for interest due.
Date28 Dec. 1704-26 Mar 1730
CreatorNameHeathcote family of Conington Castle
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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F/0003Cotton; family; of Madingley Hall and Landwade; Baronets Cotton1423-1871
P/0018Cotton; Sir; John (c.1680-1731); 4th Baronet; of Coningtonc.1680-1731
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