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RefNoKFE/6/227
AltRefNoFE 227
TitleQuitclaim
DescriptionMessuage, Bushy, Watering Yard, Meadow and Greenhill Closes etc. and Backland Cottage purchased by Pedley 1652. Conveyance (feoffment) £420. 1. Thomas Wardner (or Warnor) of Tetworth, yeoman. 2. Sir Humphrey Winch of Everton, knight, justice of Common Pleas. and son and heir Onslow Winch. Messuage in Tetworth yeoman. Bushe Close, with groves or Spinneys adjoining (4acres) Watrince Yard Close (1acre) Meadow Close (3acres) Greenhill Close (1.5acres) Cottage adjoining occupied Stephen Barber. Inclosed garden extending from Cottage to Common Fields in north. Haydens, leys and sward ground or which a windmill is lately erected occupied Edward Harvey. 57acres arable and 1 acre leys. Part of the property is mortgaged to Mathew Chapman of Abbotsley, clerk for £100. Witnesses: J. Brown, Walter Gray, Richard Barrett, J. Flints (?)
Date11 April 1612
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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