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KHQ - Huntingdon Borough Charity Records
- T - Deeds and related papers
  - b - Deeds and correspondence concerning a farm at Folksworth, consisting of 52a.2r.17p., occupied by Arnold Blackman and Wright Arnold Blackman of Folksworth, farmers and sold by the Trustees of Walden's Charity to James Robertson of Washingley Hall in 1879 (see also 2892/HQL/2, 11-12)

RefNo	KHQ/T/b/28
AltRefNo	2892/HQT/28
Title	Counterpart Lease 1. The Reverend Henry Augustus Maule of Huntingdon, Master of the Hospital of St John the Baptist, Huntingdon. 2. The Reverend John Fell of Huntingdon, Clerk and member of the University of Cambridge. Messuage or dwelling house wherein (2) now lives, together with the school outhouses, yards, gardens and other premises situated in Huntingdon and being part of the possessions of the said hospital and usually occupied by the Master of the said Grammar School. Term: the natural life of (2) so long as he shall continue to be Master of the School. Peppercorn rent. (see also 2892/HQE/1-2)
Date	4 March 1837
CreatorName	Huntingdon Borough Charities
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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