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a1 - Court of common pleas, recovery, manor of Guises: William Wedd Nash, demandant, Edward Allen, tenant, Sir Charles Ethelstone Nightingale, vouchee
a2 - Assignment of the residue of a term of 500 years: Rev Michael Babbs of Lyme Regis to John Philips, brewer of Royston and Daniel Crespin surgeon of Royston, property (not further specified) bequeathed in the will of Gamaliel Nightingale
a3 - Sale (lease and release) of the manor of Guises in Bassingbourne; John Arnold to Sir Charles Ethelstone Nightingale
a4 - Lease for a year of the manor of Guises in Bassingbourne; John Arnold, aged under 21, son of Jemina and John Harris Arnold of Leicester, to Sir Charles Ethelstone Nightingale
a5 - Indenture in seven parts: release of estates in Cambridgeshire from Sir Charles Ethelstone Nightingale, ensign of foot, in settlement of money borrowed by the late Gamaliel Nightingale
a6 - Indenture in five parts: sale of tithes and glebe lands by Christopher Pemberton, at the request of Sir John Hatton, to Philip earl of Hardwicke
a7 - Lease for a year of land and tithes in Cambridgeshire: Christopher Pemberton to Philip earl of Hardwicke
a8 - Copy of an entry in the regsiter of baptisms for West Retford, Nottinghamshire: 31 May 1809, Charles son of Sir Charles Ethelstone Nightingale and wife Maria of Kneesworth
a9 - Act of of Parliament 48 Geo. 3 cap 141: for vesting the Gloucestershire estates of Philip earl of Hardwick
a10 - Attested copy: lease for a year of land including fen in Waterbeach and Wicken, from Philip earl of Hardwicke and Charles Yorke to Alexander earl of Balcarras and John Lord Eliot
a11 - Attested copy: release (sale for £24,359) of property in Waterbeach, Wicken, Abington and elsewhere, from Philip, Earl of Hardwicke, and Charles Yorke to Alexander, Earl of Balcarras and John Lord Eliot
a12 - Attested copy of bargain and sale by Philip earl of Hardwicke and John Philip Yorke to Benjamin Currey, and to extinguish rights in tail, of the manors of Wimpole, Bassingbourne, with other property in Cambridgeshire
a13 - Bond of indemnity in £8000: the earl of Hardwick to the trustees of Sir Charles Nightingale’s marriage settlement
a14 - Bond of indemnity in £8000: Charles Philip Yorke to the trustees of Sir Charles Nightingale’s marriage settlement
a15 - Indenture in five parts: sale of land and tithes at Kneesworth: earl of Hardwick and Charles Philip Yorke to the trustees of Sir Charles Nightingale’s marriage settlement
b1 - Indenture of lease, for 99 years from 1852, of nos 7-14 David street, Stratford from William Temple, at the request of Samuel Barley, to George Gow of Spitalfields
b2 - Indenture of lease, for 99 years from 1852, of nos 7-14 David street, Stratford from William Temple, at the request of Samuel Barley, to George Gow of Spitalfields
b3 - Lease for 40 years from Lady day 1869 of 17-31 (odds) David Street, Stratford (east London): Mrs Elizabeth Gow of Forest Hill to James Samuel Coulsell, builder of Bethnal Green
b4 - Lease for 40 years from Lady day 1869 of 17-31 (odds) David Street, Stratford (east London): Mrs Elizabeth Gow of Forest Hill to james Samuel Coulsell, builder of Bethnal Green
b5 - Assignment of lease of 8-14 David Street, Stratford (east London): George James Brown of Westminster and George William Girling Barnard of Norfolk to Mrs Agmes Kyrke, wife of Richard of Eastbourne
b6 - Copy will of George Gow of Ide Hill, Kent, written 22 March 1860
b7 - Copy will of Elizabeth Lovick Gow, widow of Honor Oak, written 22 March 1860
b8 - High court of justice: probate of will of Agnes Kyrke, copy of will attached, with death duties
b9 - Inland revenue Estate Duty form on the death of Agnes Kyrke
b10 - Assent to vesting leasehold property 22-36 (even) David Street to Marriett Evelyn Hayter, under the will of Agnes Kyrke
b11 - Inland revenue Residuary Account form on the death of Agnes Kyrke
b12 - Insurance on 22 -36 (evens) David Street, Stratford, with Alliance Assurance Co.
b13 - Insurance on 22 -36 (evens) David Street, Stratford, with Alliance Assurance Co. with acknowledgement of payment
b14 - Acknowledgement of receipt of copy of lease of 1852 lease of 7-15 David street
b15 - Piece of an envelope addressed to Mrs Hayter
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