Court Leet and Court Baron of Binstead, Combley, Quarr and Newnham, 1737
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Court Leet and Court Baron of Binstead, Combley, Quarr and Newnham, 1737[1].
Abstract/description
Court Leet and Court Baron of Binstead, Combley, Quarr and Newnham. 1737.
Transcription
The Manors of Combley Quarr Newnham and Binstead in the Isle of Wight
The Court Leet and Court Baron of Richard Fleming Esquire Lord of the severaal manors aforesaid holden for the same manors at Hazely the usual place on Thursday October 21 1736 in the tenth year of the reigne of our Sovereign Lord George the Second by the grace of God the Great Brittan's France & Ireland King Defender of the faith so forth before Richard Holloway Steward of the Manors therof
Henry Rawkins Sworn
William Gillingham )
Rich'd Barton )
James Barton )
Robert Barkahm ) Sworn
William Kent )
John Bligh )
James Dunkason )
James Colnuts ) Sworn
Rich'd Sandey )
Anthony Young )
Rich'd Young )
We present that when the last life dyes the Executor shall hould out the Deeds year against the Lord according to the custom of this manors.
We present that the tenants shall have part Boot & Coughboot Hedge Boot and fine Boot without alignment and Housebooot by assignement according to the custom of the MANORS.
We Tent Rob Raynor Tythingman for Combly
We profom Thomas Jefforry Tythinghan for Quarr
We Gent John Buyh Tythingman for Binstead
Henry Rawkins
Wm Gillingham
Richard Barton
James Barton
Robert Barkham
Richard Sanders
Anthony Young
Richard Young
William Kent + Mark
John bush IB mark
James Dunkform mark
James ?
