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Collapse K757 - Deeds of the Cross-Morphew, Dobede and Collins families in Wisbech, Leverington, Manea, Parson Drove, etc. and in Walsoken and West Walton (Norfolk) and Exning (Suffolk), with probate papers of Collins familyK757 - Deeds of the Cross-Morphew, Dobede and Collins families in Wisbech, Leverington, Manea, Parson Drove, etc. and in Walsoken and West Walton (Norfolk) and Exning (Suffolk), with probate papers of Collins family
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Expand a - Cross-Morphew family deedsa - Cross-Morphew family deeds
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Expand e - Collins deeds: Culy family of Leveringtone - Collins deeds: Culy family of Leverington
Expand f - Collins deeds: Wisbech St Mary, Manea, Walsoken and West Waltonf - Collins deeds: Wisbech St Mary, Manea, Walsoken and West Walton
Expand g - Collins deeds: Boucher's Trusteesg - Collins deeds: Boucher's Trustees
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Expand o - Papers relating to Thomas Bouchero - Papers relating to Thomas Boucher
Expand p - Jecks and Boucher partnership and dissolutionp - Jecks and Boucher partnership and dissolution
Collapse q - Cross-Morphew family deeds: supplementary papersq - Cross-Morphew family deeds: supplementary papers
588 - Lease and release of 10a land and pasture in three pieces in Wisbech, from Daniel Walker of Wisbech, gent, and Daniel Walker, junior of same, to Anthony Lumpkin of Wisbech, mariner and wife Mary. Consideration: £235.
589 - Bond for £40 and £70 to perform covenants of same, parties as above
590 - Assignment of mortgage in trust to attend the inheritance. William Colwell of Wisbech, clerk, assigns 10a land and pasture in Wisbech, being part of the property in Wisbech and Upwell which were mortgaged to him on 16 April 1688 by Messrs Daniel Walker, to John Lumpkin of Leverington, in trust for Anthony Lumpkin and his wife Mary, Consideration £180
591 - Lease and release of 7.5a meadow and pasture in Wisbech in 3 parts: 3a lying in Mill Lane, 3a lying in Mewbridge Lane and 1.5a lying in Mill Lane near where a windmill lately stood, from Thomas Richmond of Burwell, waterman, to William Freeman of East Reach, yeoman. Consideration: £80.
592 - Bond for £60 to perform covenants of same, parties as above,
593 - Copy of deed of settlement leading uses of a fine, with covenant to suffer a recovery. Property to be settled following marriage between Thomas Moore junior of Whittlesey and Mary, daughter of John Edmunds, deceased, includes farmhouse and lands in Eastrea otherwise West Fen, in the Turves and in Bassinghall Moor, Whittlsey, cottage in the Old Market and 7.5a in Wisbech purchased by Anthony Lumpkin, grandfather of Mary, 10a, in Mumprissons and 8a in Bowlness, Wisbech, and in Halfpenny field, Newfield and Laddoes in Elm. To be held to the use of Thomas and Mary Moore, William Bludwick of Holborn becoming tenant and a recovery being executed against him by Thomas Olivant of Inner Temple, London, gent.
594 - Copy of a final concord dated Michaelmas term, 1750, relating to same property. William Bludwick, plaintiff, v. Thomas and Mary Moore, deforciants.
595 - Copy of exemplification of a common recovery dated Michaelmas term 1750, relating in same. Thomas Olivant v. William Bludwick.
596 - Copy of lease and release dated 1/2 November 1756. John Lumpkin of Newton Ely, gent, and Nicholas Lumpkin of Leverington, gent, convey messuage adjoining High Road in Sandymand field, 10a called Mumprissons, and 8a in Bowlness in Wisbech, 5a in Oldfield and 6a in Newfield, Elm, and copyhold land in Wisbech and Walsoken to James Forster of Grays Inn, Middlesex and Thomas Moore, senior of Whittlesey, to the use of Thomas Moore, junior and wife Mary. Recital of will of Anthony Lumpkin, dated 20 August 1728 and of deed of settlement October 1750 [T593 above] Consideration £300.
597 - Copy deed of revocation of uses and declaration of new uses, dated 21-22 March 1757. Thomas Moore, senior and Thomas Moore, junior, and others grant the reversion and inheritance, upon the declared trusts, of the property as in T593 above, to Reverend George Moore of Peterborough, clerk. Recitals of October 1750 [T593] March 1751, September 1752 and November 1756.
598 - Lease and release of 10a land and pasture called Mumprissons in 2 pieces, in Oldfield and 3a pasture in Fenland field adjoining Newbridge Lane, Wisbech, from Reverend George Moore and Thomas Moore, junior, to Thomas Cross, senior, of Wisbech, gent. Includes schedule of deeds. Consideration: £517.
599 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Robert Gynne and wife Elizabeth to 6a3r land in Oldfield and land with granary built there on abutting the river bank and path to the church. Wisbech, on surrender by Jeffery Gynn.
600 - Lease and release of 2a1r land in Walsoken, being part of 6a land abutting on a drove leading to the Smeeth, from Matthew Newark and George Sutton to Francis Richars of Wisbech, grocer. Recital of will of Thomas Richardson [see T16 above] who devised same to Newark and Sutton. Consideration: £54 12s.
601 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Thomas Peirson to 4a, being part of 7a in Oldfield, Wisbech
602 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Richard Bludwick to same property, described as lying in Le Goale Lane, on surrender by Thomas Peirson.
603 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Richard Bludwick to same property, described as lying in Le Goale Lane, on surrender by Thomas Peirson.
604 - Copy of agreement on marriage to allow Mary, widow of Richard Dickinson and now wife of John Walsham to dispose of her own property and securities left to her by her late husband. Recital of agreement dated 8 September 1708, that Mary's bequeathed estate to be kept separate from Walsham's, and that Mary be free to devise it to John Dickinson, her son
605 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Richard Bludwick, son of William and Ann Bludwick, to land 44ft x 19ft with building thereon, being part of the castle ditch, and 4a in Goal Lane.
606 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Surrender of same 4a abutting Brimble Lane, otherwise Goal Lane, by Richard Bludwick
607 - Assignment of a term of years to protect the inheritance purchased by Thomas Cross, property being 3a meadow, part of 7a abutting Brimble Lane in Oldfield. Recitals include agreement July 1728 [T604 above], mortgage of May 1738 in Which Richard Bludwick mortgaged property to Carrier Tompson of Peterborough, and 3 further mortgages. Consideration £950, paid by John Cross of Leverington to Carrier Tompson and Mary Walsham; property to be held in trust for Thomas Cross.
608 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Admission of Thomas Cross to 4a (as in T606) on surrender by Richard Bludwick
609 - Abstract of title of Thoma Cross to 4a copyhold and 3a freehold in Oldfield, 1687-1740.
610 - Lease and release of messuage and 6a planted with fruit trees abutting Brimble Lane in Oldfield, Wisbech, and land 66ft x 10ft copyhold with a barn standing on it, in same, by John Cholwell of Inner Temple, Esq., to Thomas Cross. (see T39-40 above). Consideration: £225.
611 - Lease and release of 2a1r pasture, being part of 6a in Le Means field, Walsoken, by devisees under will of Simon Taylor to Thomas Cross. Considerations: will of Simon Taylor October 1736 and £50.
612 - Conveyance, by way of lease and release, and declarations for dividing estate of Reverend John Cross Morphew of Walpole St Peter, Norfolk, deceased, in compliance with his marriage articles [T50 above], between his three sons-John Cross Morphew, Robert Morphew and George Valentine Morphew. Property to be held in trust equally for the sons.
613 - Attested copy of will of Robert Morphew, deceased, of Walpole St Peter, Norfolk, gent. Devises farming stock and furniture to niece Mary Ann Morphew and real estate in Wisbech, Leverington, Walsoken, Walpole St Peter, Cley next Sea, Field Dalling, Holt and Letheringsett to his two brothers.
614 - Mortgage for securing £700, with covenant to levy a fine and declaration of uses on 9a2r31p in 3 pieces called Mumpressons adjoining Brimble or Gaol Lane, by John Cross Morphew of St Peter's College, Cambridge, to John Girdlestone of Wisbech, gent.
615 - Copy appointment by Reverend John Cross Morphew and wife Mary Ann, of Joseph Bridgewater Whitting o King's Lynn, surgeon, as their new trustee in place of Robert Morphew, deceased. Recital of their marriage settlement, 1827 [T54 above]; property being 1/3 part of messuage, stable and 6a abutting Brimble Lane, 7a in Oldfield formerly Richard Bludwick's, 6a abutting Gaol Lane, 10a called Mumpressons, 24a in Wheatmaths field next to Gaol Lane, 20a in Fenland field, all in Wisbech, and 6a woodland in Le Means field 4a in Hall field and 4a in Keys Croft all in Walsoken, and messuage and land in Catfield, Leverington,
616 - Deed for confirming partition of estate, with covenant to levy fine between John Cross Morphew and George Valentine Morphew. Recital of deed of partition, July 1829 [T58 above]
617 - Final concord relating to same
618 - Redemption of mortgage dated January 1830 [T614] on payment of £700 by John Cross Morphew to John Girdlestone.
619 - Mortgage by way of lease and release for raising £1,500 upon the trusts of marriage settlement of Reverend J.C.Morphew and Mary Ann Goode [T54 above]. Reverend J.C.Morphew, now of Horbling. Lincolnshire, clerk, mortgages messuage, stable and 6a abutting Gaol Lane in Oldfield, land on which a barn stands, abutting same, in Wisbech, 6a part free, part copyhold in Le Means Field, Walsoken, including the plantation abutting Long Lane and 4a in Hallfield Walsoken, including plantation, to his trustees, Reverend Ambrose Goode and Joseph B, Whitting.
620 - Redemption of mortgage dated December 1828 [T56] and conveyance of the messuage and stables with 6a adjoining in Old Field, Wisbech from the executors of Elizabeth Ripshear to Reverend John Cross Morphew and George Valentine Morphew.
621 - Manor of Wisbech Barton: Surrender by Reverend John Cross Morphew of land 66ft x 10ft in Old Field, Wisbech, [see T40 and T60] to Charles Boucher of Wisbecj, Esq.
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