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1 - Grant of Manor of Fenstanton to Stephen de Seagrave.

2 - Grant of lands in Fenstanton to Stephen de Seagrave. Lands lately held by the Abbess of Tharent [Tarrant Abbey, Dorset].

3 - Licence to alienate 4 messuages and 10 acres 3 roods of land, 1 acre meadow, 1 acre marsh and some rents in Fenstanton, to the Parson and others of that Manor.

4 - Recovery of Manor by Lord Maurice Berkeley: (Ref: 20 Henry 7 T32)

5 - Recovery of Manor by Henry Lord Berkeley: (Ref: 15 Eliz; rot 1942)

6 - Grant of Manor of Fenstanton to John Spencer. A recovery.

8 - Recovery concerning lands in Hemingford Grey and Fenstanton.

B - Early deeds

C - Bundle marked 'Rentals'.

D - Bundle marked 'Abstracts'.

E - Bundle marked 'Fragments'.

F - Large bundle marked 'Surveys'

H - Bundle marked 'Wills'.

J - Bundle marked 'Newspapers'.

K - Bundle marked 'Manure Books'.

L - Bundle marked 'Copyhold Deeds'.

M - Bundle marked 'Enclosure'.

N - Bundle marked 'Miscellaneous'.

P - Supplement

Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

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Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

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