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RefNoKFE/6/467
AltRefNoFE 467
TitleConveyance (feoffment) £107
DescriptionPurchase of messuage, 4 cottages and 2 pieces of land (3a2r) of Paine by Duncombe, 1849. 1. William Mead of Gamlingay, gen and wife Susannah. 2. J. Willson of Gamlingay, junior, son and heir of James Willson, late of Southill, wheelwright. Cottage late occupied Mr George Brace, attorney at law, now widow Atkinson, William Cawthorne's house standing on north, Robert Fisher's on south a malting of Phillip east and Huntingdon Way on west. 1/2 acre arable in Shortwood Field, behind the wood [a] ? cross the highway leading to Waresley, abutting north west on Sir. J. Hewett's grounds south east on Gamlingay wood, land of Sir. J. Hewett lying on both sides. Endorsed: payment by J. Willson senior of Gamlingay, wheelwright, uncle and guardian of 2 above during minority, of £107: of this £100 has been provided by sale of a close in Southill to Lord Torkington and the other £7 has been provided by J. Willson senior out of his own pocket. Witnesses: Thomas Gurney, Thomas Mastin
Date29 April 1725
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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