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RefNoKCON/3/4/2/10
AltRefNoCON 3/4/2/10
TitleDeed to Lead Uses of Fine (Lease and Release)
Description1. Sir Lionell Walden, Huntingdon, Kt., and Dame Eliz., his wife; Lionell Walden, Esq., son and heir app. of Sir Lionell, and Eliz., his wife; Josiah Bacon, London, Merchant; John Cork, London, gent; and John Blackall, citizen and cloathworker, London. 2. Sir John Cotton, Stratton, Beds, Bart. The Waldens, Cork, and Blackall to 2. for £5,000 paid to Bacon by direction of the Waldens, the sum mentioned in an indenture of even date, and for 10/- to Cork and Blackall. Manor of Upton with apps., and all their lands in Upton, and Short Wood (40as.). With all relevant deeds. The Waldens will, before the end of Mich. Term, levy a fine in favour of 2. to use of 2. Waldens to perform any necessary deeds of further assurance within the next 10 years. Endorsed: Receipt from Bacon to 2. for £5,000. Even date.
Date13/14 Jul. 1691
CreatorNameHeathcote family of Conington Castle
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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