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KHAC5 - Huntingdon Accessions Collection: 5
- 5623 - Deeds and papers relating to properties in Ramsey, and Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, and deeds and papers relating to the Reverend William Pilkington, including his ordination in 1695, and his incumbencies in Greatham and Buriton, Hampshire, Croston, Lancashire, land in Wigan, Lancashire, and other papers Also papers concernng to Reverend Streynsham Master and Robert Master relating to the parishes of Aston, Warwickshire, Croston and Blackburn, Lancashire Appointement of Robert Mosley as Archdeacon of Manchester Cathedral, 1854 Also an order for reversing Captain Henry Clarke's fine in the Court of the Duchy of Lancaster, concerning a suit between Henry Clarke and Thomas Trice of Godmanchester and the then Bailiffs of Godmanchester, 1617
  - 1 - Deeds and papers relating to properties in Ramsey

RefNo	KHAC5/5623/1/40
AltRefNo	5623/1/40
Title	Sale Particulars
Description	A valuable freehold estate to be sold by auction by Thomas Clarke at the Crown Inn, Ramsey on Wednesday 25th September 1867 at seven o'clock in the evening: Arable land (4a.2p. by the Ramsey Tithe Commutation Survey) situated in The Bill in Ramsey, between the land of Mr Thomas Smith Mawdesley and the land of Mr Hicks Ridlington, and oneend therof abutting on or towards the Foot drove, and the other end thereof abutting on or towards a good gravel road, now in the occupation of Mr James Dighton, a respectable yearly tenant at the rent of £15 per annum, payable half-yearly (clear of deductions). The estate is pleasantly situate near to the Ramsey Railway Station, and the land is freehold and tithe-free, subject to an annual modus of one penny per acre, and is well adapted for building ground or gardening purposes
Date	30 August 1867
CreatorName	Manor of Ramsey
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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