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  •   K757 - Deeds of the Cross-Morphew, Dobede and Collins families in Wisbech, Leverington, Manea, Parson Drove, etc. and in Walsoken and West Walton (Norfolk) and Exning (Suffolk), with probate papers of Collins family
    •   T - Title Deeds
      • j - Collins deeds: Wisbech (1)
RefNoK757/T/j/473-474
AltRefNo757/T473-474
TitleMortgage by way of lease and release of same for securing £1,000 with assignment of term to attend the inheritance. 1. James Calver, now of Yarmouth, Norfolk. 2. William Biggerstaff of Smithfield, London, wine merchant. Thomas Clarke of Windsor, Berkshire, innkeeper.
Date13-14 January 1837
CreatorNameCross-Morphew, Dobede and Collins families: title deeds with some probate papers
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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