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RefNoKHAC2/2622/T24
AltRefNo2622/T24
TitleHail Weston: Lease and release
Description1. John Pyne. 2. Thomas Pyne, previously nominated as a trustee for 1. 3. Charles Banks of Hail Weston, farmer. 4. John Walker of Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire, innholder, trustee for 3. For £2,500 paid to 1 by 3, land 2 to 3. All that messuage or tenement and closes of pasture and spinney adjoining (9a) with the yards, orchards, etc, belonging, being in Hail Weston; the parcels of arable land, meadow and leys lying dispersedly in the open and common fields of Hail Weston (34a 1r); the toft or site of a cottage or tenement with appurtenances and the close of pasture of one acre thereto adjoining and belonging, in Hail Weston; close of pasture in Hail Weston called Cancrofts Close and sometimes Honey Mead (8a); close of pasture with appurtenances called Sturts, lying in Little Paxton (10a) - all of which premises are now in the tenure or occupation of 3, and are the hereditaments conveyed to 1 and 2 by the leases and releases 2622/T22 and T23.
Date6/7 July 1808
CreatorNameManor of Hail Weston
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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