| Description | Lease. Between: i) Sir Francis Knolles, Treasurer of Her Majesty's Household, and Sir Walter Mildmay, Chancellor of the Exchequer; ii) Sir Henry Darcy of Leighton. Property in Overstow now or lately in the occupation if Thomas Wingfield of Kimbolton. (1580/1581).
Indenture. Between: i) Sir Edward Wingfield of Kimbolton; ii) Marmaduke Darell of Fulmer [Bucks] and Richard Cox; iii) John Harrington of Exton [Rutland], Edward Montagu, James Harrington and Henry Montagu. Property in Newton, Overstow and Wornditch [listed in detail]. (1597).
Indenture. Between: i) Sir James Wingfield, son and heir of Edward Wingfield of Kimbolton, deceased; Charles Montague of Hemington [Northants], Sydney Montague of the Middle Temple [London], Francis Bracken of Cambridge, and Edward Maria Wingfield of Stoneley Priory in Kimbolton; ii) Robert Wingfield, second son of the saif Edward Wingfield of Kimbolton, and Dame Mary his wife. Manor of Kimbolton, several cottages, meadow ground, pasture etc etc in Kimbolton, Catworth, Ellington, Stow and Staughton. (1606).
Lease. Between: i) Dame Mary Wingfield late wife of Sir Edward Wingfield of Kimbolton, deceased, and Sir James Wingfield, their son; ii) Henry Reeve of Pertenhall [Beds], yeoman. One close of pasture, late woodground, containing 46a in Kimbolton. (1606).
Lease. Between: i) Dame Mary Wingfield of Kimbolton, widow of Sir Edward Wingfield, and Sir James Wingfield their son; Sir Charles Montagu of Hemington [Northants]; Sydney Montague his brother, of the Middle Temple; Francis Brackin of Cambridge; ii) William Hill of Tuddington [Middlesex]. Pasture ground in Kimbolton called New Park with several other closes of land nearby. (1607).
Bond. Sir James Wingfield of Kimbolton and Dame Elizabeth his wife, to Sir Henry Montagu. The castle and manor of Kimbolton, one moiety of the parsonage and advowson, other properties in Stow, Staughton, Stonely, Ellington, Leighton, Catworth etc. [Damaged]. (1615/1616).
Release. Between: i) Sir Francis Bodenham of Ryhall [Rutland], Edward Maria Wingfield of Kimbolton, William Catlin of Raunds [Northants], John Brackin of St Neots, Thoas Beard of Huntingdon D.D.; ii) Sir Henry Montagu, Lord Chief Justice. Diverse lands in Kimbolton, Stow and Ellington. (1617).
Deed poll. Roger Jones of Stow Longa, John Lee and George Lee of London. The Grange House[?], Catworth and property in Kimbolton. In Latin. (1625).
Grant. Between: Edward Earl of Manchester, patron of the vicarage of Kimbolton, and Robert Viscount Mandeville his son; ii) Charles Wilson, vicar of Kimbolton. Grant of tithes due from land in Wornditch, Newton, Blackquarter and Overstow. (1667).
Deed poll. Thomas Creke of London, and Elizabeth his wife (late wife of Edward Wingfield, deceased); Thomas Talbot the elder of Tibenham [Norfolk]; Thomas Talbot the younger of Lincolns Inn; Thomas Beard of Huntingdon, D.D; Antony Smythe of Kimbolton. Pasture ground in Kimbolton, Overstow and Wornditch. (17th century).
Copy will of William Abearn of Kimbolton (1776).
[Plus one item too damaged to examine]. |