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Expand 1A - Records of the Manor of Alconbury cum Weston1A - Records of the Manor of Alconbury cum Weston
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Expand 2 - Records of the Manor of Brampton2 - Records of the Manor of Brampton
2B - Records of the Manor of the Prebend of Brampton
Collapse 3 - Records of Brampton Prebendal Manor3 - Records of Brampton Prebendal Manor
1 - Court roll
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1 - Surrender of Richard Evers of one cottage, and a little close adjoining it to the use of Thomas Henhead
2 - Surrender of Thomas Bromsall of Biggleswade, County Bedford, of one messuage, 2 cottages and 3 roods of pasture to the use of Mary wife of Edward Mason the younger
3 - Admission of Giles Chapman the younger, eldest son of Giles Chapman of Witcham in the Isle of Ely
4 - Surrender of Edward Mason the younger of Hemingford Abbots and Mary his wife of one messuage, two cottages and 3 roods of pasture to use of his heirs
5 - Surrender of Giles Chapman of messuage or tenement, messuage of tenement and one half acre of arable to use of Sir John Bernard of Brampton, Bart
6 - Surrender of Richard Tryce of Clenchwarton, County Norfolk, gentleman, and Henry Tryce his son and heir of 3 roods of arable land to the use of Samuel Ainsworth senior
7 - Surrender of Edward Mason, gentleman, of a cottage to the use of Hugh Newberry, Tuesday
8 - Surrender of Roger Palmer of Little Berkhamsted, County Hertford, and Ann his wife
9 - Surrender of Edward Mason junior of one cottage with appurtances to the use of John Redhead and Sarah Johnson his intended wife
10 - Surrender of Thomas Plumber and Timothy Hilton of one messuage with the appurtances in Crane Street to the use of William Stanks and Mary his wife
11 - Surrender of William Stanks of one cottage with appurtances to the use of Elizabeth Dodd his kinswoman
12 - Surrender of John Stanks, cousin and heir of William Stanks, deceased, of all that cottage or dwelling house with the outhouses, yard, orchard, etc, to use of Mary Stanks, widow
13 - Presentment of tenants of the Prebendal Manor
14 - Court Baron. Admission of Samuel Ainsworth, clerk, son and heir of Samuel Ainsworth, clerk, deceased, to 3 roods of arable land
15 - Surrender of Humfrey Browne of Lincoln, gentleman, Lord of the Prebendal Manor of Brampton
16 - Presentment of the homage jury: Samuel Pepys fined 1s for non-appearance at the court
17 - Court Baron admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor including Samuel Pepys, gentleman, to a cottage as heir of John Pepys.
18 - List of tenants including 'Samuel Pepys Esq'
19 - List of tenants including 'Samuel Pepys Esq'
20 - Surrender of Edward Mason of Hemingford, gentleman, all of his lands, tenements, etc, held of the Manor to intents and purposes of his last will and testament
21 - Surrender of Edward Johnson of one cottage or tenement to the use of Lamb Danson of Brampton, yeoman, and Anne his wife
22 - Surrender of Hugh Burnaby of Asfordby, County Leicester, clerk, and Andrew Burnaby of the same town, clerk
23 - Precept giving notice of a Manor Court to be held on Tuesday 25 of September instant at 10 o'clock to the Bailiff of the Manor signed by George Merritt, Steward
24 - Court Baron. Admission of Thomas Arnold of Fenstanton as guardian of Edward Linsey a minor and tenant of the Prebendal Manor with two other admissions and a surrender
25 - Conditional surrender of Mercy Cobb, widow, of 5 acres of arable land and lays of pasture ground to the use of Richard Jobson of Huntingdon, gentleman
26 - Surrender of Lamb Danson of a cottage or tenement with the barn, outhouses, stables, yards, garden, orchards, etc, to the use of Richard Jobson of Huntingdon, fishmonger
27 - Presentment of the jury of the Prebendal Manor containing list of 9 tenants who did not appear at the Manorial Court. All were fined 12d (1 shilling)
28 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor
29 - Presentment of the homage jury at the Court for the said Manor by adjournment
30 - Customary Court. Admission of Maria wife of Joshua Barnes, clerk, to one toft and 3 roods of pasture upon the decease of Edward Mason, gentleman, Tuesday
31 - Surrender of Lamb Danson of Brampton, yeoman, of a cottage with the barn, stable, yard, outhouses, etc, to the use of Robert Burnaby of Brampton, gentleman
32 - Court Baron. Admission of John Jackson by one cottage formerly held of the Manor by Samuel Pepys, Esq, deceased
33 - Conditional surrender of Mary Seabrooke, widow, of 2 houses withall and every the appurtances, etc, to the use of Mary Pryor of Brampton her daughter
34 - Surrender of Henry Hunston and Sarah his wife of one close of pasture called the Islands containing by estimation 3 acres and also one other close called Harpo containing by estimation 5 acres, etc
35 - Surrender of Hugh Newbery, senior, of his cottage or tenement with the yard, garden, barn, outhouses, homestead and appurtances to the use of Solomon Wetherhead
36 - Surrender of Samuel Ainsworth, Rector of Houghton-cum-Witton of 3 roods of arable land held of the Manor by his late father Samuel, clerk, to his use for his life then to his wife Mary Ainsworth
37 - Precept at Huntingdon giving notice of a Manor Court to be held on Wednesday 2 October instant at 10 o'clock to the Bailiff of the Manor signed by George Merritt, Steward
38 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor. Monday
39 - Surrender of Richard Jobson of Huntingdon of a cottage with the barns, outhouses and stables, etc to the use of Robert Burnaby, gentleman
40 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor. Monday
41 - Surrender of Thomas Palmer and Margaret his wife of one cottage with a pightle and other appurtances in the possession of William Dorman to the use of Edward Linsey, Fenstanton
42 - Court Baron and Court Special. Presentment of the Court jury that Martha Cutts wife of John Cutts, citizen and carpenter of London in entitled to hold several properties of the Prebendal Manor by descent
43 - Court Baron and Court Special. Admission of Martha Cutts wife of John Cutts, citizen and carpenter of London, to several properties in the Prebendal Manor
44 - Surrender of Edward Linsey, yeoman, of Fenstanton of his cottage with a pightle to the use of Thomas Marshall of Brampton and Elizabeth his wife
45 - Court Baron. Surrender of Samuel Ainsworth, a minor, of 3 roods of arable land held for the Manor by his late father Samuel, clerk, to which he was admitted as his heir, Mary Lect admitted his guardian
46 - Surrender of John Cutts and Martha his wife the cousin and heir of Elizabeth Wright, deceased, of 2 acres and a half of arable land to the use of Robert Burnaby, gentleman
47 - Court Baron. Surrenders and admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor, Thursday
48 - Surrender of Elizabeth True, widow, and Ann Sanders, spinster, of their cottage or tenement with the barns, stables, outhouses to the use of John Jackson of the Inner Temple, Esquire
49 - Copy of surrender 2906/2/48, with also the surrender of William Silk of a messuage with its appurtances tot he use of John Jackson of the Inner Temple, London
50 - Surrender of Martha Cutts of London, widow, formerly Martha Tryce, spinster, the cousin and heir of Elizabeth Wright, deceased, of 5 half acres of arable land lying in West Field to the use of Robert Burnaby
51 - Memorandum dated 17 December in which Henry Bowes bequeaths to William Peacock the younger of Huntingdon 'all my Estate Messuages Lands Tenements' both copyhold and freehold lying in Huntingdon, Great Stukeley and Brampton, County Huntingdonshire, and Wrestlingworth, County Bedford
52 - Surrender of Mrs Mary Barnes of Hemingford Abbots, widow, of all her copyhold lands and tenements to the uses and intents of her last will and testament
53 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor
54 - Court Baron. Frances wife of Thomas Trougheare of Davenby, County Cumberland as heir of Henry Bowes, tenant of the Prebendal Manor, admitted to one acre of arable land lying in the West Field, Monday
55 - Surrender of Mary Barnes of Hemingford Abbots
56 - Court Baron and Court Special. Admission of Samuel Ainsworth to 2 tofts and 2 cottages and a dovehouse
57 - Surrender of Samuel Ainsworth of Abbots Ripton, clerk, of all his copyhold lands and tenements to the use and purposes of his last will and testament
58 - Conditional surrender of Mary Simmonds of Brampton, widow, of her cottage or tenement with the barn, yard and garden, now in the occupation of William Rolt to the use of Elizabeth Peacock of Brampton, widow.
59 - Court Baron. Surrender of Sarah Dalton of a property of the Prebendal manor to the use of Elizabeth Peacock
60 - Memorandum. Appointment of John Muncaster of Davenby, County Cumberland, by George Merritt, Steward of the Prebendal Manor to be his deputy in the surrender
61 - Surrender of Thomas Trougheare and Frances his wife, cousin and heir of Henry Bowes, deceased, of one acre of land late in the possession of Thomas Marshall to the use of James Livesey of Brampton, gentleman
62 - Admission of heirs of William Walgrave
63 - Surrender of Mary Pryor of her cottage house with the appurtances to the use of Thomas Pryor her younger son
64 - Elizabeth Young admitted to half an acre of land in Bromholme, and James Levesey, gentleman, admitted
65 - Presentment of the homage jury for the Court Baron, Friday
66 - Court Baron. Admission of Thomas Pryor to a cottage with the appurtances and first proclamation of Samuel Ainsworth of London, gentleman, heir of Samuel Ainsworth, clerk, deceased
67 - Surrender of Christopher Rust and Mary his wife of their cottage or tenement with its appurtances to the use of themselves for their lives or the longest liver of them, then to the heirs of Mary Rust
68 - Court Baron. Admission of Samuel Ainsworth to a cottage in Crane Street, Brampton
69 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to properties in the Prebendal Manor
70 - Proceedings of Prebendal Manor Court (in Latin)
71 - Precept giving notice of a Manor Court to be held on Tuesday 1 January 1722/3 at 10 o'clock to the Bailiff of the Manor signed by George Merritt, Steward
72 - Court Baron. Admission of several tenants to property in the Prebendal Manor
73 - Presentment of the homage jury, Tuesday
74 - Court Baron. Admission of Elizabeth Burnaby
75 - Court Baron. Admission of John Symmonds (Simmons) son and heir of Mary Russen to a cottage or tenement with the barn yard and garden, Tuesday
76 - Surrender of John Simmons son and heir of Mary Russen of Brampton, deceased, his cottage or tenement with the barn yard and garden to the use of Elizabeth Blench of Brampton, widow and her heirs
77 - Conditional surrender of Thomas Pryor of Brampton of his cottage or tenement with the appurtances to the use of John Clay of Hinchingbrooke, gardener
78 - Court Baron. Surrender of Elizabeth Blench of a sellion of land containing by estimation 3 roods to the use of Thomas Palmer junior, son of William Palmer, gentleman, Wednesday
79 - Court Baron. Copy of surrender of 21 December 1726 (2906/2/78)
80 - Surrender of Elizabeth Blench of Brampton, widow, of her cottage or tenement now in the occupation of Edward Weston and formerly the estate of Solomon Weatherhead, deceased, with the barn yard garden and appurtances
81 - Surrender of Thomas Pryor 'All That Comonable Cottage or Tenement next to the house of the Lord of the said Manor to the use of William Pryor his heirs and assigns'
82 - Court Baron. William Pryor granted seizin of the above mentioned property (2906/2/81) by the Steward Richard Huske
83 - Court Baron. Conditional surrender of Elizabeth Coxey, widow 'All that Copyhold Messuage Tenement or Cottage with All Barns Stables Outhouses' etc
84 - Court Baron. First proclamation of the death of George Merritt, gentleman, since the last court who died seized of 2 acres of land held of the Prebendal Manor
85 - 2 pieces of paper, one written with sums of money received as fees for manorial duties, the other concerning a sum of money paid by John Linton of Stirloe to John Milner, blacksmith of Buckden
3-1 - Court book (draft)
3-2 - Court book (draft)
4-1 - Minute book
4-2 - Minute book
4-3 - Minute book
4-4 - Minute book
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Expand 13 - Correspondence re the Burnaby estate13 - Correspondence re the Burnaby estate
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15 - Court book
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