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KR - Fellowes Collection: records of the Fellowes family, Lords de Ramsey, and its estates
- R15 - Deeds relating to an estate at Ramsey, sold by Mr. Overall Ibberson to Edward Fellowes, Esq., Catalogued in the order of the schedule of deeds.

RefNo	KR/R15/23
AltRefNo	R15/8/1
Title	Lease and Release.
Description	John Mason, gentleman of St. Ives., St.John Couyers, baronet of Great Staughton, Robert Apreece, Esq., of Washinghey and John Ferrar the elder, Esq., of Little Gidding, to Jonathon Nicholls, gentleman of Bury. £12. to Couyers, Apreece and Ferrar. 8 acres in Kings Delph the droveway to the W., the lands of Robert Swayne on the N, devised by the late Edward Bedford to Thomas Bedford, then conveyed by Richard Bedford to John Ashbey. 8 acres in Kings Delph adjoining John Potts land in the W., purchased of Mary Margitts.
Date	8th-9th August, 1701
CreatorName	Fellowes family, Lords de Ramsey of Abbots Ripton
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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F/0004	Fellowes; family; of Ramsey Abbey; Barons de Ramsey	1660-Present

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