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Description: | William Guise of Grays Inn, Esq., James Morrogh and William Raymond of London, gents., to Philip Doughty of St. Martins in the Fields and his wife, Elizabeth. Recites an indenture dated 16 February 1692/3 between the above and Sir John Brownlow of Belton Bt., William Brownlow, Esq., his brother, Reciting all trusts and estates in:
The manor of West Barkwith and advowson, the capital messuage and park in Snarford sometime in the occupation of Sir John Brownlow and John Luddington, the farm in Snarford in the occupation of George Sutton, close in Snarford called Greate Fogg close in occupation of Matthew Keys, Little Fogge close in occupation of Allen Kirkeby, 2 other farms in Snarford in occupation. Burton and Thomas Codd, farm in Snarford in occupation of Robert Booth and all other land wherein the said Elizabeth was seised.
The Brownlows standing seised of the use of the 3 trustees of this deed.
Signed by all 5 parties.
In pencil 95
Endorsements: witnesses.
17 Feb 1692. The Declaration that divers lands in the county of Lincoln were conveyed in trust for Mr Doughty in fee. Contemporary.
Viz. Philip Doughty, Esq. Manor and advowson of Barkworth. Early 19c.
Two red strokes.
In pencil: West Barkworth Lincoln. 75.
Note Elizabeth Doughty's father was William Brownlow of Snarford, c.f. Maddison Pedigrees I, p. 190 and P.D. 1670/37 and 1684/26. | Temporal: | 17 Feb 1693 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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