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Bond against legacies dower & for quiet enjoyment. John Sharman of Wapping [Middlesex], mathematical instrument maker, and Nathaniel Costin of Kimbolton, victualler, to the Reverend Reynold Hogg of Stonely. £500. Reciting a lease and release recetly made between Hogg and William Hensman of Kimbolton for several plots of land in Stonely. (1815).
Copy will and codicils of the late Reverend Reynold Hogg of Stonely (will made 1840, codicils 1841).
Copy will and codicils of the late Mrs Ann Hogg of Stonely (1849).
Abstract of the title of the trustees under the will of Mrs Ann Hogg, deceased, to 2 copyhold cottages in Stonely held of the Manor of Kimbolton - Lot 1 (1849).
Abstract of the title of the trustees under the will of Mrs Ann Hogg, deceased, to 3 freehold cottages and gardens in Stonely - Lot 2 (1849).
Abstract of the title of the trustees under the will of Mrs Ann Hogg, deceased, to freehold premises in Stonely - Lot 3 (1849).
Abstract of the title of the trustees under the will of Mrs Ann Hogg, deceased, to freehold and copyhold premises in Stonely - Lot 4 (1849).
Abstract of the title of the trustees under the will of Mrs Ann Hogg, deceased, to copyhold premises in Stonely - Lot 5 (1849).
Sale particulars for an estate in Stonely sold by the trustees of the late Mrs Ann Hogg, to be sold by Lewis Ibbs at the White Lion. Lot 1 - 2 cottages with outbuildings occupied by William Sanders and Thomas Collins; Lot 2 - 3 copyhold cottages occupied by James Waller, James Careless and James Leeton; Lot 3 - freehold "genteel residence for a respectable family" with gardens, carriage drive, etc and 3a of pasture land adjoining; Lot 4 - 2a 2r of pasture land (both copyhold and freehold) no in the occupation of Thomas Standly; Lot 5 - messuage with brewhouse, stables etc occupied by Thomas Standly. Attached conditions of sale for Lots 1, 2, 4 and 5, sold to the Duke of Manchester (1849).
Copy agreement for Lot 3 to be re-sold to the Duke of Manchester by Mrs Hogg's trustees with the permission of William Griffin (1849-1850). |