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Inclosure papers (Dunsbridge), Long Stow, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Exning, Suffolk
Inclosure papers, Fordham, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Girton, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Great and Little Eversden, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Hardwick, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Harston, Hauxton, Little Shelford, and Newton, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Ickleton, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Kingston, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Landbeach, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, Little Gransden, Cambridgeshire
Inclosure papers, St Giles, Cambridge
Inclosure papers, various places
Incomplete copy of 'A Collection of Documents Relating to the University and Town of Cambridge' (CUL MS Ff.3.33).
Indented agreement to purchase land, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Indenture, Bentley, Tattingstone and Capel, Suffolk
John Rose of Stutton, Suffolk, having levied a fine sur conusans come ceo with proclamations made to Henry Cremer of Dedham, Essex, of certain land in Bentley, Tattingstone and Capel which was the estate of Richard Rose, deceased, father of John Rose; it is now declared to be the intention of the parties that such fine and other fines shall stand, and that the conuser shall be seised of the lands for the use of John Rose. Witnesses: John Mason, Robert Goslin.
Indenture, Campton, Bedfordshire
Thomas Hamscome of Shefford, Bedfordshire sells to John Goodcheape of Camelton (Campton) certain land in Campton, to him and his heirs for ever to the use of him and his heirs for ever. Witnesses: Edmond Goodcheape, Edward Sharman, Lawrence Feild, Richard Kyrk. Attached is a list of the various lands sold. Part of one seal remains.
Indenture, Conington, Cambridgeshire
Alexander East of Swavesey sells to Richard Baker of Elsworth the manor of Conington with appurtenances. Witnesses: Robert Bryckett, Thomas Jobber, Edward Juges, Edwarde Fage, Wylliam Chamber.
Indenture, conveyance of land, Wetherden, Suffolk
Indenture, Ditton, Lancashire
Thomas Crofte of Ditton, son and heir of Nicholas Crofte, sells to John Barnes of Farnworth certain land in Ditton to be held of the chief lord or lords, free of all incumbrances, especially the dower of Ellen wife of Thomas Crofte. Witnesses: Henry Taylor of Farnworth, Thomas Barbar, Thomas Mather of Bold. Certificate of delivery of livery and seisin appears on the back. Date: 29 January 1657. Witnesses: John Weller, John Leigh the younger. Thomas Crofte's seal is attached.
Indenture, Ditton, Widnes, Lancashire
Agreement made in Court at Lancaster between John Booth and Peter Heyward and William Heyward son and heir apparent of Peter Heyward with regard to certain land in Ditton, by which it was agreed that Peter and William recognised that John Booth had a right to the land which he had by gift from them. They quitclaimed it to him for ever. John Booth paid them a certain sum.