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Assignment of lease, Cambridge
In consideration of #310, William Jardine Purchas esq of Milton, Cambridgeshire, assigns the residue of two 37-year leases on properties in Post Office Yard, Cambridge, to Joseph Stuart of Cambridge, breeches-maker. Each lease has about 30 years to run. 3 pages, signed and sealed by Purchas, witnessed by John B ?Goufret and John Ingle, duty stamps. Endorsed with receipt for consideration money, same signatures. Further endorsed: 'No 4'.
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
In consideration of #100, Thomas Coe of Cambridge, whitesmith, assigns to William Swann of Cambridge, baker, the remainder of a lease for 1,000 years at peppercorn rent of a 'small' cottage tenement in Walls Lane, parish of the Holy Trinity, Cambridge. Signed and sealed by Coe, witnessed by John ?Bones and his clerk Charles Caesar, duty stamps (2 removed). Endorsed in blue crayon: 'Cambridge', and in pencil: '12'.
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease, Cambridge
Assignment of lease (copy), Duxford, Whittlesford, and Hinxton, Cambridgeshire
Assignment of lease, Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Assignment of lease, Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Assignment of lease, Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Assignment of lease (draft), Willingham and Haddenham, Cambridgeshire and Owston etc., Lincolnshire
Assignment of lease, Dublin, Ireland
Whereas the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of the Blessed Trinity, Dublin, let to John Challoner of Dublin a certain farm by indenture dated the 5th year of Edward VI for a term of sixty-one years, John Challoner now assigns the lease to Richard Fagan of Dublin. The Dean and Chapter shall have a herriot after the decease of Richard Fagan. The document is subscribed by Sir Nycholas Brenan(?) and Sir Thomas [Lockwode]. The document has been cut down both sides, making the text imperfect.