Miscellaneous deeds mostly relating to Sir Thomas Longueville.

Title

Miscellaneous deeds mostly relating to Sir Thomas Longueville.

Shelfmark

MS. D.D. Radcliffe b. 6

Summary

Comprises:

(fol. 1-115) Mostly drafts or copies, 1659-1685, used in connection with the Longueville lawsuit:

1659. Dame Mary Young and Thomas Longueville. Marriage settlement

1660. T. Longueville and Sir Edw. L

1660. T.L. and Sir E.L.

1661-2. Edw. Marq. of Worcester deed poll

1662. Edw. Marq. of W. and Sir T.L.

1662. Sir T.L. to Sir T. Hide

1662. Sir T.L. and S. Westall

1665. Sir T.L. and the Earl of Northampton.

1665. Sir T.L. and Isabell Heron.

1665. Sir T.L. and the E. of Northampton.

1665. S. Alexander and Sir T.L.

1668. Dame Mary Longueville. Deed poll

1670. Sir T.L. and Edward L.

1675. Sir T. and Lady L. Deed poll

1682. Sir George Delmahoy and T. Herris

1685. Sir T.L., Kath. Peyton, and J. Blount

(fol. 116-190). Supplement added later:

1661. Sir E.L., deed poll

1662. Dame Marg. L. d.p.

Declaration by sheriffs

(fol. 191-239). Lists of deeds

(fol. 140-339). Miscellaneous deeds found in 1947:

1622. Michael Hipwell of Stony Stratford. Will

1660. Indenture. Sir Ed. Longevile & wife (1) with Edward Marques of Worcester, Edward Gray of Chillingham & Sir John Tayne (2). Manor of Wolverton

1660. Indenture. Sir Ed. Longevile & wife (1) with Edward Marques of Worcester, Edward Gray of Chillingham & Sir John Tayne (2). Manor of Wolverton

1677. Sir T.L. and wife (1) and Thomas Raymond and William Longueville (3). Stony Stratford and Wolverton. Draft

14 Jan 1677. Sir T.L. and wife (1). Sir Robt. Gayer, Sir Thomas Dolman, Sir William Rich and Thomas Browne (2), Elizabeth Colwall and Daniel Colwall (3). Indent. Wolverton and Stony Stratford

1682. Sir T.L. and wife. Henry Wynn. Elias Baker, Sir John Dalmahoy and George Woodroffe, S. Alexander, Wm. Richardson, Anthony Best, John Stanley. Indent. Manors of Wolverton and Stony Stratford and Billing and Farndon (Northants)

1689. William Woodcock (1) and Thomas and John his sons (2). Property at Stony Stratford described.

1689. William Woodcock (1) and Thomas and John his sons (2). Property at Stony Stratford described

2 Jan 1723. George Gray. Sir Thomas Hales, Henry Cunningham, John Birch, Sir John Eyles, Bt., commissioners of estates of Traitors (1) with Thomas Winckley and Nicholas Ridley (2). Indent. Part of estate of James, late Earl of Derwentwater. Manors & c. in Plessey, Shotton Stannington, Newsham 'Blythes Nook', Nafferton, Sheldon, Ovingham in Northumberland

Date

1622-1723

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box