ECR 47 029
Reference code
ECR 47 029
Title
Cogges, Oxfordshire, and other properties: Counterpart of lease
Level
Item
Date
20 December 1816
Extent & medium
2 manuscripts
Content description
Counterpart of lease, by the College, for £730 and surrender of the foregoing, to Thomas Blount of Market Harborough, gentleman, and Samuel Taylor, of Little Bowden, co. Northants, gentleman (to uses named in an indenture of 27 September 1814 between Ambrose Treslove, of Market Harborough, sugeon, Sarah Wright of Great Bowden, spinster, youngest daughter of John Wright, formerly of Middlefield, in the hamlet of Hailey, co. Oxford, esquire, deceased, Mary Wright, of Great Bowden, widow, mother of Sarah, John Dix, of Witney, blanket maker, Vincent Shortland, of Kidlington, co. Oxford, gentleman, Jonathan Arnatt, of Lew, co. Oxford, gentleman, Thomas Burton, of Market Harborough, gentleman, and the said Blount and Taylor, being the marriage settlement of the said Ambrose Treslove and Sarah Wright),
of the site of the rectory or parsonage of Cogges, co. Oxford, with all lands pertaining thereto and all rents and pensions from the late suppressed abbeys of Evesham, Osney and St Frydeswydes in Oxford, and a fulling mill there. Excepting courts leets and the perquisites of the same, and all great trees, and one chamber with a little yard adjoying, which shall be the dwelling place of the chaplain or curate for the time being. From old Lady day last for 10 years. Rent 45s and one boar or 20s and 1296 gallons of wheat and 504 gallons of malt, together with £26 15s in consideration of the redemption of land tax.
Witnesses: Edward Brown, registrar, John Hunt, his servant.
Examined by G. Heath.
Signatures of lessees.
Two identical seals, rectangular, 18 x 16mm, red wax, applied. A classical profile.
of the site of the rectory or parsonage of Cogges, co. Oxford, with all lands pertaining thereto and all rents and pensions from the late suppressed abbeys of Evesham, Osney and St Frydeswydes in Oxford, and a fulling mill there. Excepting courts leets and the perquisites of the same, and all great trees, and one chamber with a little yard adjoying, which shall be the dwelling place of the chaplain or curate for the time being. From old Lady day last for 10 years. Rent 45s and one boar or 20s and 1296 gallons of wheat and 504 gallons of malt, together with £26 15s in consideration of the redemption of land tax.
Witnesses: Edward Brown, registrar, John Hunt, his servant.
Examined by G. Heath.
Signatures of lessees.
Two identical seals, rectangular, 18 x 16mm, red wax, applied. A classical profile.
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