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RefNoKMAN1/A/29/16
AltRefNoM29/15
TitlePapers relating to the will and estate of Walter St John
DescriptionComprising:

Will of Rebecca Peirse of Tottenham [Middlesex], widow (1722) *UNFIT FOR PRODUCTION*

Marriage settlement [?]. Between: i) Mary Dillingham, spinster, daughter of William Dillingham, citizen and mercer of Huntingdon, and Danitta his wife, and their younger daughter Martha Dillingham; ii) Samuel Wildbore of London, citizen and fishmonger. Reciting the will of Rebecca Peirse of Tottenham, of which Oliver St John is the sole executor. On the intended marriage of Samuel Wildbore and Martha Dillingham. (1726)

Four receipts for funds paid by Walter St John in New South Sea Annuity Stock, received for Mrs Sarah Foorth by Mary Dillingham (1736-1743)

Account book recording disbursements to Mrs Sarah Foorthe, followed by receipts signed by Danetta Dillingham, Martha Wildbore and Mary Dillingham (1740-1755)

Will of Walter St John of Playhatch [Oxon] (1755) *UNFIT FOR PRODUCTION*

Nathaniel Frogley's accounts for 17 April to 26 June 1755, including an inventory "of things to be sent to London for me", including the folding table in Mr St John's bed chamber (1755).
Date1722-1755
CreatorNameThe Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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