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RefNoKFE/6/228
AltRefNoFE 228
TitleConveyance (feoffment) £240
Description1. Sir Humphrey Winch, knight, justice in Common Pleas and son and heir Onslow Winch. 2. Robert Cooley of Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire, yeoman. Messuage or farm house in Tetworth late occupied Sir Humphrey Winch or his tenants, sometime Thomas Warners. Close, pasture, adjoining (1.5acres) extending south from barn of the farm house to the Common Fields. Close of pasture and meadow on the Hanging on the Hill, abutting on Common Lane and 2 groves or spinneys (8acres) formerly 3 closes called Callel Bushy. Warking Yard and Meadow Closes. Greenhill Closes (1.5acres) Cottage late occupied Stephen Barber with adjoining land extending north to Common Fields. 1/2acre arable in Overfield in Stonnell Furlong bet. Clement Cooper west and Richard Barrett east abutting north on Dunnins Meare. 1/2 acre arable in Middle Field the furthest land, but Clement Cooper east and west abutting north on Stonell and south on Ripway Hayden. 1/2 acre arable in Nether field in Burnle House Furlong, the drove on west and M. Chapman's headland east. The property is conveyed by Onslow Winch at the direction of H. Godfreye of Potton, gent, to whom the purchase money was paid. A yearly quit rent of 3/- is payable to Sir Humphrey Winch. Witnesses: Walter Gray; George Cawcott; Richard Barrett; H. Godgrey; Joseph Sympson.
Date1 October 1618
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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