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Assignment of lease. Between: i) John Dickenson of Peterborough; ii) John Baker of London, [confectioner?]; iii) William Grosvenor of Peterborough, apothecary. Referring to a previous lease to Ann Dover. Manor of Longthorpe (17 Dec 1694).
Lease for a year. Between: i) Francis St John of Longthorpe, son and heir of the late Francis St John; ii) Samuel Browne, son and heir of Thomas Browne of Arlesey [Beds]; Isaac Ewer of Lincolns Inn. Manor of Longthorpe (1 Jul 1712).
Articles of agreement. Between: i) William Grosvenor of Peterborough, apothecary, and Anne Grosvenor his sister; ii) James Wright the elder of Thornhaugh [Northants],yeoman; William Rycraft of Upton, yeoman. For lease of messuage in Longthorpe called the Tower House, with the barns, stables etc and a close of 13a (28 Mar 1713).
Lease and release. Between: i) Dean and Chapter of Peterborough; ii) William Grosvenor of Peterborough, apothecary, and Anne his sister. Surrender of former lease to Thomas Denton of Peterborough. Site of Manor of Longthorpe called the New Manor. Also Westall Wood. (25 Jun 1715).
Lease. Between: i) William Grosvenor of Peterborough and Anne Grosvenor his sister; ii) Matthew Booth of Longthorpe, writing master. 13a of arable land in the fields of Longthorpe (25 Aug 1716).
Assignment of lease. Between: i) William Grosvenor of Peterborough, apothecary, and Anne Grosvenor of the same place; ii) Richard Reynolds, Dean of Peterborough, and Sarah his wife; iii) Richard Cumberland, Archdeacon of Northampton; Richard Reynolds of London. Site of the New Manor of Longthorpe and Westall Wood (29 Oct 1720).
Counterpart lease. Between: i) Richard Reynolds, Bishop of Bangor; ii) Jeremiah Dodson of Peterborough, gardener. Close of 2a in Longthorpe abutting on the chapel yard for planting or digging. (29 Jan 1721).
Assigment of lease. Between: i) Richard Reynolds, Bishop of Bangor; ii) Sir Francis St John of Longthorpe. Site of Manor of Longthorpe called the New Manor and Westhall Wood (22 Jun 1722).
Letter from Richard, Bishop of Bangor, about queries on title to his estate (6 Aug 1722).
Lease for a year. Between: i) White, Bishop of Peterborough; ii) Sir Francis St John of Longthorpe. Site of the Manor of Grange in Peterborough at the late Hospital of St Leonards called the Spittle, the adjoining close of 16a with dovecote and cottage, several other closes, chapel yard, gardens and orchard (29 Sep 1723).
Counterpart lease. Between: i) Francis Lockier, Dean of Peterborough; ii) Sir Francis St John of Longthorpe. Site of Manor of Longthorpe called the New Manor and Westhall Wood (25 Jun 1729).
Small piece of parchment containing a rental of closes at Longthorpe and Peterborough (1752).
Lease. Between: i) John, Bishop of Peterborough; ii) Sir Francis St John of Longthorpe. Westwood Farm, containing 320a (20 Aug 1753).
Lease. Between: i) Robert, Bishop of Peterborough; ii) Sir John Bernard of Longthorpe. Site of the Manor of Grange in Peterborough at the late Hospital of St Leonards called the Spittle, the adjoining close of 16a with dovecote and cottage, several other closes, chapel yard, gardens and orchard (11 Oct 1765).
Counterpart lease. Between: i) John, Bishop of Peterborough; ii) Sir Robert Bernard of Longthorpe. Site of the Manor of Grange in Peterborough at the late Hospital of St Leonards called the Spittle, the adjoining close of 16a with dovecote and cottage, several other closes, chapel yard, gardens and orchard (23 Nov 1780).
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