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RefNoKMAN1/A/13/4/12
AltRefNoM13/4/12
TitleFeoffment of Stonely Priory and other closes in Kimbolton and Great Staughton
DescriptionBetween:
(i) Edward Maria Wingfield of Kimbolton
(ii) Sir Henry Montagu, Lord Chief Justice of England

Property: the site of the Priory of Stonely in Kimbolton, containing 16 acres, with all the houses, buildings etc; one close called the New Close adjoining the site, containing 8 acres; close of pasture called Marshalls, containing 12 acres, lying near to the site and one cottage situated on the close; wood or wood ground called Lady Wood containing 16 acres; wood or wood ground called Lytles, containing threescore acres; pightle called Smithes Pightle containing 2 acres; pightle called Quod Pightle, lying to the south east of the Priory near a windmill, containing 2 acres; all the lands etc lying on the hill between the Priory and the gutter that runs at the foot of the hill.
Date12 Oct 1619
CreatorNameThe Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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P/0068Montagu; Sir; Henry (c.1563-1642); 1st Earl of Manchester (1626-1642); of Kimbolton Castlec.1563-1642
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