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KHAC5 - Huntingdon Accessions Collection: 5
- 5981 - Additional records of the Earls of Sandwich and the Hinchingbrooke Estate
  - 2 - Deeds and property packets
    - 6 - Copyhold lands on Portholme Meadow known as The Arteries and Thatching Dole with common rights, two freehold cottages and one acre of freehold land on Mill Common, Huntingdon

RefNo	KHAC5/5981/2/6/2
AltRefNo	5981/2/6/2
Title	Conveyance
Description	(i) Right Honourable Edward George Henry Earl of Sandwich (ii) Sir Edward Birkbeck of Horstead Hall [Norfolk], Alfred Mordaunt Egerton of Hampton Court [Middlesex] and the Right Honourable Arthur Hugh Lord Barrymore, trustees under the Settled Land Acts £3,900 paid to (i) by (ii). Freehold and copyhold property: - land on Mill Common, Huntingdon together with the messuage recently erected thereon and called 'Monthermer' - land on Mill Common, Huntingdon on which two cottages formerly stood together with the messuage recently erected thereon and called 'Montacute' - land on Mill Common, Huntingdon called 'Mill Hill' with the two cottages recently erected thereon and the stoves, outbuildings etc - 2 acres of copyhold pasture land in Portholme Meadow called the Arteries with two cow commons and two sheep commons - 2 acres of copyhold pasture land in Portholme Meadow called the Thatching Dole
Date	24 May 1905
CreatorName	Earls of Sandwich, Hinchingbrooke Estate
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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P/0058	Montagu; Lord; Edward George Henry (1839-1916); 8th Earl of Sandwich; of Hinchingbrooke House	1839-1916

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