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Indenture from Buckinghamshire

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    Indenture from Hinckley in Leicestershire

    Manuscripts

    The indenture is a "Surrender and Regrant." Thomas Rawlat of Hinckley (about 14 miles SW of Leicester) was granted property by Thomas Sainsome, Thomas Smith, Ralph Robinson, and Thomas Wrightman. This indenture cancels their previous agreement and re-grants a cottage in Hinckley to Rawlat by charter. Sir Edward Howard, Sir John Trevor, Thomas Trevor, William Jackson and Robert Bragg all the Lords of the Manor of Hinckley, as was Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham. (All are identified in the indenture). The indenture was granted on March 24, 1604/5. It was witnessed by William Bacon, Richard Baber, Thomas Cowy, and Thomas Godfrye (the signatures are on the verso).

    mssHM 82624

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    Nugent, George Nugent Grenville, Baron, 1788-1850. Letter to George Glover, 1778-1862

    Manuscripts

    Dropmore House, Bucks., Eng. (8 p.). Subjects: Buckingham and Chandos, Richard…, Duke of… ; Elections -- Great Britain ; Great Britain -- Politics and government.

    HM 83357

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    Indenture from Spitalfields in Middlesex

    Manuscripts

    The indenture is a lease from William Woolfe to Daniel Hacker for two messuages and premises with gardens...; with signature and red wax seal, also signed, in pen, by F.W. Dau.

    mssHM 82741

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    Draft indentures for leases, mortgages, etc. of various properties in London

    Manuscripts

    A. Draft of mortgage of a release from Duke of Chandos to George Jennings, 1727.

    mssHM 57344 (A-I)

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    Indenture: lease of land

    Manuscripts

    This indenture is a lease for land. It is in both English and Latin.

    mssHM 80989

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    Indenture lease of a cottage

    Manuscripts

    Indenture between Bartholomew Tipping of Woolley in the county of Berkshire and Thomas Clarke of Woolstone in the county of Berkshire, which is now part of Oxfordshire for the lease of a cottage.

    mssHM 80475