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RefNoKMAN1/A/14/12
AltRefNoM14B/4
TitleTitle deeds to several closes in Keyston
DescriptionIncluding:

- (i) Sir John Hewett of Rickmansworth [Herts] (ii) Edward Maria Wingfield, son and heir of Sir James Wingfield of Midloe; 75a in Keyston called the Great Field (1635).

- (i) Henry Earl of Manchester (ii) Edward Maria Wingfield of Keyston; various closes in Keyston (1640).

- (i) Edward Maria Wingfield, son and heir of Sir James Wingfield of Midloe (ii) Henry Earl of Manchester; 1000a acres of pasture ground called the Great Pasture (1641/1642).

- (i) Robert Viscount Mandeville (ii) Sir Francis Gerard, eldest son of Gilbert Gerard, of Harrow on the Hill [Middlesex] and Lancelot Lake of Commons [Middlesex]; rent charge on property in Keyston (1655).

- (i) Walter Montagu, second son of the late Earl of Manchester (ii) Sir Lancelot Lake of Commons [Middlesex] and Sir Francis Gerard of Flambards [Middlesex]; rent charge on property in Keyston (1660).

- (i) Edward Earl of Manchester (ii) Sir Lancelot Lake of Commons and Sir Francis Gerard of Flambards (iii) John Wyse and Henry Avery of London; rent charge on property in Keyston (1669).

- (i) Edward Earl of Manchester and his son and heir Robert Viscount Mandeville (ii) Edward Montagu, second son of the Earl, and Richard Colinge of St Martin in the Fields [Middlesex]; 700a in Keyston (1669).

- (i) Sir Lancelot Lake of Commons and Sir Francis Gerard of Harrow on the Hill [Middlesex] (ii) Edward Earl of Manchester; rent charge on property in Keyston (1670).

- (i) John Wyse and Henry Avery of London (ii) Edward Earl of Manchester, Lancelot Lake and Sir Francis Gerard. rent charge on property in Keyston (1670).

- (i) Robert Earl of Manchester (ii) Edward Ireland of White Friars, London; 100a in Grimbold's Close in Keyston with the rent charge (1682).

- (i) Edward Ireland of Whitefriars, London (ii) Anne, Countess of Manchester, widow of the late Robert Earl of Manchester, and her son Charles, now Earl of Manchester (iii) Thomas Tenison and Robert Manning both of St Martin in the Fields [Middlesex]; Grimbold's Close in Keyston with the rent charge (1683).

- (i) Charles Earl of Manchester (ii) Henry Southouse, currier and Citizen of London; Castle, Lordship, Manor and Park in Kimbolton, Stonely Priory, vicarage and advowson of Kimbolton and estates in Catworth, Stow, Staughton etc to be mortgaged (1689).

- Henry Southouse, Citizen of London (ii) Thomas Garway of London and Frances his wife (iii) William Nicholas of St Pauls Coven Garden [Middlesex]; assignment of mortgage on several closes in Keyston (1690).

- (i) Robert Montagu, brother of the Earl of Manchester (ii) Charles Earl of Manchester; Grimbold's Close with the rent charge issuring, lease of properties in Felsted and Witham to settle the charge [Essex] (1691).

- (i) Charles Earl of Manchester (ii) Robert Montagu, his brother; Grimbold's Close with the rent charge issuring, lease of properties in Felsted and Witham to settle the charge [Essex] (1691).
Date1635-1691
CreatorNameThe Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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