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RefNoKFIELDEN/F5/8/1
AltRefNoFIELDEN: dd F5/8/1
TitleSettlement. Sir Thomas Cotton of Connington, John Cotton, his son, Sir Thomas Soame of Kimberley, Norfolk, Walter Chetwyn, of Staffordshire, Robert Bernard.
DescriptionBeing settlement of John Cotton of Manor of Connington and the advowson of the Church, and the manor of Glatton and Holme and mansion known as Lady Pew or Cotton House, Westminster for life and then his son in tail.
Date3 July 1644
CreatorNameFielden Collection
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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P/0017Cotton; Sir; John (1621-1702); 3rd Baronet; of Conington1621-1702
F/0008Fielden; family; of Todmorden and Holme; Industrialistsc.1550-Present
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