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RefNoKCON/4/2/11/2
AltRefNoCON 4/2/11/2
TitleAccount of First Fruits; Paid to Parliament - £10.
DescriptionFor wood, carrying, hedging, dikeing and making a pond £4.19s. Due at LadyDay 1643 from Sir Thomas Cotton for the tith of the Parsonage of Steeple Gidding £12.10s. Due from William Freeman of Ludding £3.6.6d. Due from Daniell Hist of Hammerton £4.3.6d. Due at Michaelmas 1643 from Sir Wm. Cotton £12.10s. Due at Michaelmas 1643 from William Freeman £3.6.6d. Due at Michaelmas 1643 from Daniell Hist £4.3.6d.
Date1643
CreatorNameHeathcote family of Conington Castle
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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F/0003Cotton; family; of Madingley Hall and Landwade; Baronets Cotton1423-1871
P/0016Cotton; Sir; Thomas (1594-1662); 2nd Baronet; of Conington1594-1662
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