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Bond, Dullingham, Cambridgeshire
Ralph Paris of Bedford, gent., and George Pairs of Liston, Essex, gent., acknowledge themselves bound for £30 to Richard Cornell of Dullingham, Cambs., yeoman. Signed by Ralph Paris. Witnessed by John Dickonson and [Nortyn?] Harison. On back, in English: The condition...is that whereas Ralph Paris, together with Richard Cornell, is bound to one Johanna (Jane?) Russell of Cambridge, widow, for £20, to repay £10.10 on 16 June next (1605?).
Bond, Dullingham, Cambridgeshire
Alexander Rannowes, yeoman, of Dullingham, Cambs., acknowledges himself bound to Richard Cornell, husbandman, of the same town, for £20: the condition being that should he pay £11 at 6 July a year hence, the bond to be void. Signed by Alexander Rannowes, his mark. Witnessed by Christopher Yardley and William Collen.
Bond, Dullingham, Cambridgeshire
Henry Leader, husbandman, of Dullingham, acknowledges himself indebted to Richard Cornewell, husbandman, for 14/- and binds himself and his heirs for £4 to repay it by 1 Nov. 1618. Signed by Henry Leader. Witnessed by John Duncke and Thomas Bentley.
Bond, Ely and Doddington, Cambridgeshire
John Waddington esq. of Ely acknowledges himself to be bound to Thomas Cole, yeoman, of Doddington, Cambs., for £281 eight shillings, the condition being that he and his beirs shall faithfully perform the covenants mentioned in one indenture of release of the same date. Signed by Waddington. Witnessed by Ellinor York and William Marshall.
Bond, Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire
Edward Allpress, gent., of Fenstanton acknowledges himself bound to Hon. Edward Leeds, Serjeant-at-Law, of Croxton, Cambs., for £600. The condition being that if E.A. pays £300 by Jan. 2 next acc. to a surrender of same date as this, of copyhold lands in Fenstanton and Hilton and observes all the agreements therein, this obligation to be void. Signed by E. Allpress, with deal attached. Witnessed by Mary Armstrong and J. Waller.
Bond for security of tenure, Whaddon and Meldreth, Cambridgeshire
Bond, Harlton, Cambridgeshire
Robert Sekke and John Sylueyn of Harlton acknowledge themselves bound in #40 to Thomas Bray of Cambridge, to repay a debt, apparently of 30 marks, by instalments of five marks at irregular specified dates. Seal wanting, tag cut from another fourteenth-century deed. Endorsed in pencil: '39'.
Bond, Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire
Thomas Battey, labourer, of Haslingfield, acknowledges that he his bound to Christopher Hall, wheelwright, of same, for £50. The condition being that if he fulfils the agreement in an indenture of feoffment and exchange of same date as this, then the present obligation to be void. Signed by Thomas Battey, with seal. Witnessed by Thomas Holder and Thomas Thompson.
Bond, Hilton, Huntingdonshire
Bond, Hilton, Huntingdonshire
Bond of John Fryer, yeoman, of Knapwell, Cambs., to George, Earl of Northampton for £30. The condition being that if he faithfully performs all the agreements in the indenture of release, dated 2 Aug. 1720, then this obligation to be void. Signed by John Fryer. Witnessed by Thomas Curtis and John Harris. On the back is an unsigned acknowledgement of the receipt of £15 by J.F. from the Earl of Northampton.
Bond, Little Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire
Bond, Long Stanton, Cambridgeshire and Broughton, Huntingdonshire
Bond, Mepal, Cambridgeshire
Bond of Charles Humfrey, Cambridge
Bond of indemnity, Royston, Hertfordshire
William Nicholas, tailor, Tomazsin Nicholas, widow, and James Nicholas, shoemaker, all of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, stand bound in #20 to absolve the authorities and townsfolk of Royston from all responsibility for the maintenance or education of William Nicholas's illigitimate daughter by Elizabeth Lodge of Royston. Sealed by and with the marks of William, Tomazsin, and James Nicholas, witnessed by William Rustell, Benjamin Scruby, Thomas Parsons and Thomas ?Buchet; duty stamps.
Bond of indemnity, Royston, Hertfordshire
William Dennis of Royston, labourer, John Jackson of Barley, yeoman, and David Robinson of Barkway, victualler, stand bound in #50 to absolve the authorities and townsfolk of Royston from all responsibility for the maintenance or education of Dennis's illigitimate son by Alice Walker of Royston. Signed and sealed by Dennis, Jackson, and Robinson (his mark), witnessed by John Bentham and William Coxall, both of Bassingbourn, duty stamps. Endorsed in a slightly later hand: 'Useless Papers'.
Bond of indemnity, Royston, Hertfordshire etc.
Bond of sale, Thaxted, Essex
Bond of W. Andrew, Newgate, London
Bond, South Creake, Norfolk
Thomas Pepys, gent., of South Creake, Norfolk, his bond for 200 marks lent to him by James Dyer, gent., of Wytham, Essex, to be repaid on St. Bartholemew's Day next. Signed by Thomas Pepys and James Dyer. Three seals attached.
Bond, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk
Bond, Stretham, Cambridgeshire
John Walker, of Stretham, Cambs., acknowledges himself bound to Palgrave Barlee, esq., of Clavering, Essex, for £1400. The condition being that if John Walker performs the agreement made in a tripartite indenture of release, made between Barbara Pepys, spinster, John Walker, and Palgrave Barlee, of same date, this obligation to be void. Signed by John Walker, with seal. Witnessed by George Farrin and Thos. Lambe.
Bond, Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire
John Banyard, baker, of Swaffham Bulbeck, acknowledges himself bound to James Reeve, husbandman, of Swaffham Bulbeck, for £200. On back: the conditions of this bond are that John Banyard to faithcully fulfil the agreement made by indenture between him and Reeve 15 July 1659. Signed by John Banyard, his mark, and Joane Banyard, 2 seals. Witnessed by Robert Payne, James Hibble, and Stephen Bart.
Bond, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire
Mary Browne, spinster, of Swavesey, Samuel Pearmean, husbandman, of Sutton, and William Handscum of Swavesey, acknowledge themselves bound to Martin Lacy, esq., of Fenstanton, Hunts., for £200. The condition being that if they fulfill the agreements made in an indenture of release of the same date, this obligation to be void. Signed by Mary Browne, Samuel Pearmean, and William Handscum, their marks, 3 seals attached. Witnessed by Sarah Rule and Robert Robinson.
Bond, Thorney Fen, Cambridgeshire
Gregory Elson, blacksmith, of Thorney Fen, Cambs., acknowledgees himself bound to Thomas Power, blacksmith, of Castor, Northants., for £25. The conditions are given on the back, viz. that if G. Elson faithfully fulfils the agreements made in a pair of indentures between Gregory Elson and Elizabeth his wife with Thomas Power, then the obligation to be void. Signed by Gregory Elson, his mark. Witnessed by Roger Pemberton, Johon [sic] Maseingarbe, and John Balland [Balband?].