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Found in 584 Collections and/or Records:
Written surrender by Robert Scherbrooke, gent., of a messuage with close, etc., lately in the occupation of Robert Dorrington, gent., and now in that of John Edwards, to the use of John Alington of Wardly, Rutland, clerk, 1654-05-04 - 1656-04-24
Attached to the messuage and close are a yard, orchard and garden, the whole lying next to grounds in the occupation of William Never and abutting (E) on the highway. Robert reserves to himself all this arable, meadow, fenning and sheepgate. Marginal note that by agreement these reserved lands are to pay 'by two shillinges by the yeare for the said Lordes rent'.
Written surrender by Robert Sherbrooke of all his copyhold arable, meadow, pasture and marish to the uses of his will., 1660-08-23 - 1661-09-06
No. 1 not used. No. 116 relates to Swaffham; No. 178 is now 207A
Also included are holdings in the nearby parishes of Milton (Middleton), Cottenham (Cotenham), Impington (Impiton or Empiton), and elsewhere
Written surrender by Robert Tayler, yeoman, of an orchard and part of a close of pasture and a rood of meadow in Frith Fen to the use of Edmund Salter of Cambridge, tailor, by way of surety for £10 12s payable by 9 Feb. 1668., 1668-02-08 - 1668-05-22
The orchard lies next to a tenement occupied by Richard Sherwood, miller (S) and another occupied by Joan Tayler, widow (N) and abuts (W) on the common street and (E) on a common lane; the close contains about half an acre and is next to the croft of the said Joan Tayler (N) and the other half of the close (S) and abuts (W) on the common lane and (E) on Banworth Field..
Written surrender by Thomas Hammond of Clipsham, Rutland, of a messuage now inhabited by John Tollwardy, lands, and ten sheepgate to the use of Stephen Prior of Longstanton, yeoman., 1660-06-26 - 1661-09-06
The property, lately called Coldmans, comprises a close adjoinging the tenement, an orchard, 2 acres of arable and one rood in Frith Fen.
Written surrender by William Annis, yeoman, of the messuage in which he now dwells, with a close of pasture and other land, etc., to the use of Joseph Spence of Cambridge, cook by way of mortgage of £218 redeemable by 20 Sept. 1665., 1664-03-19 - 1666-03-31
The other land, etc., comprises a 20 foot piece of fen ground in Frith Fen, 1½ acres more there, 27 acres of arable and 80 sheepgate.
Written surrender by William Custerson of a small cottage to the use of his wife Elizabeth and after her death to that of John Tall his grandson., 1658-05-15 - 1661-09-06
No. 1 not used. No. 116 relates to Swaffham; No. 178 is now 207A
Also included are holdings in the nearby parishes of Milton (Middleton), Cottenham (Cotenham), Impington (Impiton or Empiton), and elsewhere
Written surrender of John Annis of messuage and lands as in 7 to the use of Christopher Green of Cambridge by way of mortgage for £226 12s., 1664 - 1665-03-31
Provision for retention of rents as in 7
Written surrender of John Annis, yeoman, of a messuage with adjoining croft, called Coyes in the occupation of Thomas Young, to the use of Grace Love of London, widow, by way of mortgage for £209. redeemable by 27 June 1664, 1663 - 1664-03-17
The messuage is accompanied by 12½ acres and ½ a rood of land abutting on Bradnerditch, alias Bannerditch, an acre of meadow in Frith Fen, a close called Emmis Croft, lands called Annotts with 2½ acres in Frith Fen, 12 acres and ½ a rood sometime parcell of the land called Richards, to all which lands Annis was admitted on 5 December 1636, with 100 sheepgate. Annis to retain rents.
Written surrender of John Gunnell, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife of the messuage lately Robert Collet's and lands to the use of Edmund Salter by way of surety for £21 4s payable by 21 July 1666., 1665-07-20 - 1666-01-19
Accompanying the messuage are 21 feet in Frith Fen and 30 sheepgate.