| Description | Between:
(i) Dame Mary Wingfield, wife of the late Sir Edward Wingfield of Kimbolton, deceased
(ii) Sir Henry Montagu, one of His Majesty’s Sergeants at Law
Property: one close called Castle Pasture, lately occupied by John Beard; one close called Stubd Ground, lately occupied by Thomas Pentlowe; one close called Caves [or Canes?] Close, lately occupied by John Beard; one closed called S…ayll[?], lately occupied by Bartholomew Smith; one other close called Castle Pasture, lately occupied by Edward Robinson; one close called Frezells, lately occupied by John Fox; one close called the Town Pasture, lately occupied by John Fox; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by John Wiseman; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by Henry Deanes; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by Edward Baxter; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by Thomas Merrill; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by George Barker; one other close called Town Pasture, lately occupied by Anthony Smith; one close called the Case, lately occupied by William Merrill; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by Widow Lawe; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by Anthony Stanye; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by Widow Gore; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by John Allen; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by William Clappam; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by John Hullam; one close part of Blackquarter, lately occupied by Robert Hawkins; one close called Holomeads, lately occupied by John Hullam; one close called the Woodclose, lately occupied by Mr Hawkins; one close called Honey Hill, lately occupied by Walter More; one close called Broadway Lanes, lately occupied by Henry Deanes; one windmill called Newtown Windmill, lately occupied by Richard Wharton; one close called Little Park, lately occupied by William Coles; one other close called Little Park, lately occupied by Henry Bull; one other close called Little Park, lately occupied by Thomas Launders; one close called …[?], lately occupied by Robert Brown; one other close called Little Park, lately occupied by Robert Scarborow, Richard Richardson, William Wymprose; one close called New Park and another called Bugby, lately occupied by John Gray; one close in Overstow, lately occupied by Phillip Parris; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by Parr Parris; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by John Fox; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by William Tayler; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by Widow Rutland; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by John Dixey; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by Robert Brown; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by John Letchworth; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by William Rudd; one other close in Overstow, lately occupied by … Kingston; one close called Castle Meadow, in the occupation of (ii).
Signed by (i). Counterpart to M13/4/5. |