| Description | 1. Mary Peters of Gamlingay, widow and J. Wrycroft of Gamlingay, Blacksmith (executors of J. Willson yeoman, by will 5 September 1838) 2. J. Osborne Norman of Gamlingay, butcher. 3. J. Birt Ulph of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, ironmonger. (trustee to defeat claims to dower) 4. Reverend Enoch Manning of Gamlingay, dissenting minister. 5. J. Osborne Norman. 6. David Paine of Waresley, Huntingdonshire, farmer. 1/2 acre arable in Shortwood Field behind the Wood across the highway leading to Waresley, abutting north west on land formerly Sir. J. Hewitt, south east on Gamlingay wood, the land formerly Sir. J. Hewitt now J. O. Norman lying on both sides. A term of 500 years (originally a mortgage for £100 made to J. Willson to Samuel Woodcock 8 April 1780) has become vested in 4, who was assins do Norman. |