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KHQ - Huntingdon Borough Charity Records
- T - Deeds and related papers
  - a - Seven deeds re an Inn and Shop in St. Benedicts parish, Huntingdon, known formerly as the Lyon Inn, then as the Sun Inn and finally as the King's Head which, in 1736, was converted to the Trustees of the Walden's Charity for use as the schoolmaster's house (see also 2892/HQZ/1)

RefNo	KHQ/T/a/1
AltRefNo	2892/HQT/1
Title	Bargain and Sale with Feoffment. 1. Godfrey Wildbore of Glinton, Northamptonshire, Gentleman and Robert Wildbore, his son and heir apparent. 2. Richard Hyales of Huntingdon, Innkeeper. An inn, formerly called the Lyon, now the Sunn, together with the great room recently built above the shop, and now in the occupation of Elizabeth Harris, widow and the barns, stables, edifices, buildings, orchards, easements and profits now occupied and enjoyed by John Pilchard. Consideration: £300
Date	27 March 1662
CreatorName	Huntingdon Borough Charities
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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