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RefNoKCON/3/3/A/19
AltRefNoCON 3/3/2/3
TitleAssignment for A Term (and Counterpart)
Description1. The Hon. John Harvey, Fikworth, Sfk. Treasurer and receiver gen. to the Queen's Majestie. 2. John Stone, Baldwin Brightwell, Oxon, Esq. 3. Anne Stone, Newton, Isle of Ely and Cambs., sp. 4. Katherine Stone, Baldwins Brightwell, sp. Recites: Demise of 7th Dec. 1674, which demised the Manor of Great S. called Camoyes with all apps. The moiety of the Manor of Broughton with all apps. And all property of 2. in Great S. and Little S. except the rectory and parsonage of Great S. Now 1. to 3. for £1,400, 1. to 4. for £1,000: For £870 from 2. to 1. and 5/- each from 3 and 4 to 2. To 3. one moiety of the aforesaid demised property. To 4. one moiety of the aforesaid demised property. 2. confirms property to 3 and 4. Usual conditions For residue of term. Enclosed: Receipt 10 Dec. 1677 From 1. to 4. for £1,000. Enclosed in Counterpart: Receipt 10 Dec. 1677 From 1. to 3. for £1,400.
Date10 Dec. 1677
CreatorNameHeathcote family of Conington Castle
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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