| Description | Lease and release. (i) John Simpson of Kimbolton, woolcomber, and Elizabeth his wife. (ii) William Ashton of Leighton [Bromswold], gentleman. Cottage with close adjoining in Grafham. (1712).
Bond to perform covenants. John and Elizabeth Simpson to William Ashton. (1712).
Mortgage. (i) William Ashton the elder, gentleman, and William Ashton the younger, grazier, nephew of William Ashton the elder, both of Hemmington [Northants]. (ii) Jonathan Buswell of Wadenhoe [Northants], yeoman; Theophilus Green of Hemmington, yeoman; Mathew Bishop of Conington, grazier; the three surviving executors of the late Richard Bishop of Molesworth, deceased. Cottage with close adjoining in Grafham. (1734).
Release by Francis Noble the younger of Clapham [Northants] of Jonathan Buswell of Wadenhoe (1734).
Bond. Francis Noble, William Ashton the younger and William Ashton the elder to Jonathan Buswell and Theophilus Green. (1734).
Assignment of mortgage. (i) Theophilus Green of Hardwick [Northants], yeoman. (ii) Edward Martin of Winwick, grazier. Cottage with close adjoining in Grafham. (1741).
Lease and release. (i) Edward Ashton of Old Weston, gentleman (grandson of William Ashton of Hemington, deceased). (ii) William Ashton of Hemington, grazier. Cottage with close adjoining in Grafham. (1747).
Mortgage. (i) John Inwood of Grafham, wheelwright, and Catherine his wife. (ii) Edward Read Thong of Huntingdon, gentleman. Two cottages in Grafham with the lands belonging. (1755).
Feoffment. (i) Edward Read Thong of Huntingdon, gentleman; John Inwood of Grafham, carpenter; Thomas Chattwell of Huntingdon, labourer. (ii) Sir John Bernard of Brampton. Two cottages in Grafham with the lands belonging. (1758).
Order by Edward Read Thong that John Inwood and William Brand should attorn tenants to Sir John Bernard. (1758)
Agreement between Inwood, Chatwell and Thong. (1758).
Lease and release. (i) Thomas Abbott of Aldwincle [Northants], labourer, and Mary his wife. (ii) Sir John Bernard of Brampton. Parcel of land lying in the Great Field, Grafham. (1759).
Lease and release. (i) Thomas Ashton of Chelmsford [Essex[, sadler (son and heir of William Ashton of Hemington). (ii) Sir John Bernard of Brampton. (iii) John Ulph of St Ives, whitesmith. Cottage with close adjoining in Grafham. (1764).
Lease and release. (i) William Forster of Bucknell [Oxon]. (ii) Sir Robert Bernard of Grafham. Messuage or cottage in Somersham which (i) purchased from Elizabeth Sewell of St Ives. (1784).
Three letters between Fiennes Trotman and John Aubrey, concerning the transferral of title deeds to Sir Robert Bernard (1784-1786). |