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RefNoKHP52/31/1
AltRefNoHP52/31/1
TitleLease and Release
Description1. Henry Bull of St. Anne's, City of London, gent. 2. The Right Honourable Charles Earl of Manchester. Patrick Smith, clerk of Kimbolton. Samuel Taylor, clerk of Kimbolton. William Love, gent clerk of Kimbolton. Nathaniel Day, draper clerk of Kimbolton. Lewis Moore, draper of Kimbolton. William Hawkins, grocer of Kimbolton. John Rust, grocer of Kimbolton. John Woollaston grocer of Kimbolton. John Holditch, tanner of Kimbolton. William Ashton, tanner of Kimbolton. Charles Peete, gent of Wornditch, Kimbolton. Thomas Pentloe, yeoman of Stonely, Kimbolton. William Taylor Jnr., yeoman of Stonely, Kimbolton. Close of inclosed ground (3a.) commonly known as Bull's Close in Kimbolton, with the Constables Ley on the west side and another close called Bull's close on the other side, and now occupied by Henry Innfeild. Consideration £91, this sum being charitable gifts given to the poor of Kimbolton by the Right Honourable Ann Countess Dowager of Manchester (£40 in 1698), by the Right Honourable Elenar Montagu, daughter of Ann (£50 in 1695), and Jeremiah Burton late of Kimbolton, cordwainer (£1 residue, part of the sum of £5). To be held by (2) in trust for the relief and maintenance of the poor of Kimbolton.
Date7 & 8 Feb 1699/1700
CreatorNameKimbolton Parish Church
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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