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Business Records - W H Lewis, Solicitor, Supplemental (cont.)

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co

Huntingdon

admitting

Henry Baker of Swineshead, yeoman,

following the surrender out of court by

Thomas Mehew of Swineshead, gent.

Premises -

a close of pasture called Hewits Cottage, in the

occupation of

Thomas Mahew, and containing 1.5 acres, and the barn

and orchard called the Backyard, in the tenure of

Thomas Horseford, all in

Swineshead.

Certified by Thomas Johnson, gent, steward of the

manor.

llth November, 1777

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Copy of surrender of copyhold property out of court

by Thomas Mahew of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon,

gent, to the use of

Henry Baker of Swineshead, yeoman.

Premises -

a close of pasture containing l.5 acres and called

Hewits' Cottage, in the tenure of

Thomas Mahew, and a barn and orchard called the

Backyard, in the tenure of

Thomas Horseford, all in the manor of Swineshead.

Witnesses - Thomas Tyler

William Peacock

Attestation that the original surrender is in the

hands of Thomas Tyler.

3Oth October, 1777

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon,

admitting

Henry Baker of Swineshead, yeoman,

following the surrender out of court by

Henry Baker, and Hannah, his wife, (formerly Hannah

Mayhew)

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 2 acres, and 11 acres

of arable land and leys called Burton's Copy, all

in Swineshead.

Certified by Thomas Johnson, gent, steward of the

manor.

24th October, 1782

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Copy of surrender of copyhold property out of court

by

Henry Baker of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon,

yeoman, and Hannah, his wife, (formerly Hannah Mayhew)

to the use of

Henry Baker

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 2 acres, and 11 acres of

arable land and leys called Burton's Copy, all in

the manor of Swineshead.

Witness -

Thomas Johnson, gent, steward of the manor.

24th October, 1782

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon, of the surrender by

Thomas Longland and Hannah, his wife, of Swineshead

and the admission of

Hannah Mayhew, grand-daughter of Hannah Longland.

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 2 acres, and 11 acres

of arable land and leys called Burton's Copy, all in

Swineshead.

Certified by Francis Otway, deputy steward of the

manor because

Hannah Mayhew is under the age of 21 years, custody

of the above premises and of Hannah Mayhew is

committed to Hannah Longland.

26th October, 1758

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Copy of surrender of copyhold property out of court

by George Rust of the Town of

Huntingdon, co.

Huntingdon, gent.

to the use of

Joanna, wife of Thomas Longland

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 3 acres and lying next

to a close of

Thomas Longland, and 11 acres of arable land and

meadow in the tenure of Oliver Bolton, all in

Swineshead.

Consideration - £140

Witnesses - Samuel Henson

Thomas Tiller (Tyler)

Attestation that the original surrender is in the

hands of Thomas Tiller.

With note of receipt of £14O by

George Rust.

Witness - E. Millett (?)

8th November, 1751


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Bond of £280 of

George Rust of the Town of

Huntingdon, co. Huntingdon, gent,

to

Thomas Longland of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon, yeoman.

To warrant that a close of pasture containing 3 acres

and next to a close of

Thomas Longland, and 11 acres of arable land and

meadow in the tenure of Oliver Bolton, all in the

manor of Swineshead, surrendered by

George Rust, to the use of

Joanna, wife of Thomas Longland, be free of any

conditions or limitations

Witness - John Shelton

E. Millett (?)

1 seal 8th November, 1751

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon,

admitting

George Rust, eldest son and heir of

John Rust,

following a proclamation made in court for the heirs

of

John Rust to come in to be admitted

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 2 acres, and 11 acres of

arable land and ley, all in Swineshead.

Certified by Richard Huske, gent, steward of the manor

19th October, 1749

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon,

admitting

John Rust of Kimbolton, co. Huntingdon, gent,

following the surrender out of court by

Thomas Hosford of Swineshead, yeoman

Premises -

a close of pasture containing 2 acres, and 11 acres of

arable land and meadow called Burton's Copy and in the

tenure of Thomas Hosford, all in Swineshead.

Certified by Thomas Curtis, gent, steward of the

manor.

(Latin) 23rd October, 1717


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Deed of covenant made between

John Day of the Town of Bedford, co. Bedford, tanner,

and

Robert Lovell of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon, farmer

Premises -

A messuage called Nether House, with a close of pasture

adjoining, containing 4 acres and 22 perches and

called Pentloes Copy, Moors Close, Bysbys Close, and

84 acres, 34 roods and 528 perches of land in Grange,

Aunsel and Sand Hill Fields, all in Swineshead.

(Further described).

To ensure that the above premises, surrendered by

John Day to the use of

Robert Lovell in consideration of £4955, are free from

any conditions or limitations. (excepting 2 conditional

surrenders made between

John Day and William Flitton for £1200 and £200,

at the request of

Robert Lovell.

Consideration - 5 shillings

Witnesses - Charles Bloodworth

William Day

12th December, 1815

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Lease and release made between

John Day of the Town of Bedford, co. Bedford, tanner

and Robert Lovell of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon, farmer, and

Peter Addington of Chawson, in parish of Boxton, co.

Bedford, farmer.

Premises -

2 cottages with gardens adjoining, here-to-fore

Marratts and Bostons, containing 23 perches, in the

manor of Swineshead.

Consideration - £45

Witnesses - James Moore

James Day, clerks to William Day of

St. Neots.

Release is endorsed with receipt for £45


llth and 12th December, 1815

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Deed of covenant made between

Thomas Lovell of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon, farmer, and

John Carrington of Saint Neots, co.

Huntingdon, ironmonger.

Premises -

a messuage called Nether House, with a close of

pasture adjoining, containing 4 acres and 22 perches

called Pentloes Copy, Moors Close, Bysbys Close,

77 acres, 30 roods and 485 perches of land in Grange,

Aunsel and Sand Hill fields, all in the manor of

Swineshead. (Further described).

To secure £1200 and to ensure that the above premises

surrendered by Thomas Lovell to the use of

John Carrington in consideration of £120O, are free

from any conditions and limitations.

Witness - George Day, solicitor, of St. Neots.

2nd August, 1849


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Receipt for £800

paid by

the Executors and Trustees under the will of his late

father,

Thomas Lovell, dated 1st July 1847 and proved in

London 28th October 1851

to

Thomas Lovell.

Witness - (?) Day of St. Neots.

Sum was paid on Thomas Lovell reaching the age of

21 years.

27th June, 1861


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Assignment of mortgage made between

Thomas Hawkins of

Spaldwick, co.

Huntingdon, farmer,

James Carrington of Potton, co. Bedford, auctioneer,

Edward George of West Bromwich, co. Stafford, draper,

and John George of Saint Neots, co. Huntingdon,

butcher, (executors of the late John Carrington of

St. Neots, ironmonger) and

Robert Lovell of Swineshead, co. Huntingdon, farmer, and

John Horrell of Oakley, co. Bedford, farmer,

Thomas Henry Murfin of Great Staughton, co. Huntingdon,

brewer, and

John Dawes Bletsoe of Barnwell All Saints, co.

Northampton

farmer.

Mortgage for £12OO owing upon a conditional

surrender, relating to copyhold property in the

manor of Swineshead, made between the late

Thomas Lovell of Swineshead, farmer, (father of

Robert Lovell) and the late John Carrington on

2nd August 1849

Witnesses - ? Day of St. Neots,

John Roberts of West Bromwich, iron

founder,

George Watkin of Potton

5 seals 24th February, 1853

Annexed to:-

Assignment of mortgage made between

John Horrell, Thomas Henry Murfin and John Dawes Bletsoe,

and

John Addison of Southam, co. Warwick, gent.

Mortgage for £1200, assigned under the terms of the will

of the late John Addison of Little Staughton, co.

Bedford, dated 30th January, 1851

Witnesses - C. R. Wade of St. Neots, solicitor,

? Day of St. Neots, solicitor

4 seals 18th June, 1870

Also annexed to:-

Assignment of mortgage made between

John Addison, late of Southam, co. Warwick, and now of

Whitnash, co. Warwick, farmer,

and

John Halls of Bury, co. Huntingdon, farmer

Mortgage for £1200, owing upon a conditional surrender

made between the late Thomas Lovell and the late John

Carrington, dated 2nd August, 1849.

Witness - David Rice of Southam, surgeon.

6th January, 1871

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swyneshead, (co.

Huntingdon) admitting

John Bennett

following the surrender by

John Bennett, (now deceased) his father.

Premises -

2 messuages and 22 acres of land in Swyneshead.

Rent of 22 shillings 8 pence and usual services.

(Latin) 19th April, 1558

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Copy of court roll (of the manor of Swyneshead, co.

Huntingdon) admitting

William Pestell, Junior

following the surrender by

William Pestell, senior, his father, (now deceased)

Premises -

a messuage and eleven acres. Custody of the property

and of the widowed mother of William Pestell, Junior,

is given to John Pestell until William Pestell, Junior,

reaches 18 years of age. By the death of William

Pestell, Senior, the lord of the manor gains as a

heriot one red cow worth 15 shillings.

Certified by William Death, steards of the manor

(Latin) 4th April, 1581

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Copy of Court roll of the manor of Swinshead (co.

Huntingdon)

admitting

Francis Barker,

following the surrender by

Samuell Temple, Clerk, and Mary, his wife.

Premises -

Ordered Copy and Goores Copy, both in Swinshead.

Rent of 11 shillings 4 pence for each of the named

premises with suit of court and other usual services,

Certified by

Robert Bernard, steward of the manor.

(Latin) llth October, 1650

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Copy of Court roll of the manor of Swineshead, co.

Huntingdon of the letting by (by licence from the

Lord of the Manor)

John Bennett

to William Bromsall of the

Premises -

all the copyhold land of

John Bennett within the said manor, and also the

enclosed pastures called "Overend Close" and

"Barkers Close", for the term of 18 years.

Certified by William Death, steward of the manor.

(Latin) 4th April, 1581

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Copy of court roll of the manor of Swineshead,

(co. Huntingdon)

of the surrender by

Francis Barker, Senior, and the admittance of

Francis Barker, Junior and Alice Parsoile, his

intended wife.

Premises -

a messuage and 11 acres of land, now in the tenure

of

Richard Goore.

Certified by Henry Mountagu (?), steward (Latin)


llth April, 1661