Janus: Deeds relating to Stow-cum-Quy

Corpus/CCCC09/22 contains:
0	Grant to Thomas Jacob, William Beckton, Adam Leverington, all of Cambridge, and Alan Hoberd, William Veyse and John Brid of Stow cum Quy of an acre of land in the fields of Stow
1	Release to Sir Francis Hind [Hynde] of two closes contaiming 7 acres of land and pasture, and 8- acres of arable scattered in the fields of Stow cum Quy
1a	Letter to Norgate as Master from Strensham concerning delay in making the conveyance.
2	Agreement for sale to CCCC of Brians Close (2½ acres), Dovehouse Close (2½ acres), and 80 acres of arable land, meadow and leas, scattered in the fields, with the liberty of sheepgate and fold-course belonging to a messuage called Brians
3	Deed of sale to CCCC of Brian's Close, Dovehouse Close and 80 acres of land
4	Terrier
4a	Terrier
5	Terrier
6	Lease to Elizabeth Smith of Dovehouse Close and 40 acres called Brians for 21 years from Michaelmas 1644 at an annual rent of £12
7	Wybrow deeds: see 9/19/1-6
8/1-11	Title deeds of Thomas Straker to ten and a half acres of fen at Stow cum Quy lately belonging to Elizabeth Smith and then to Henry Dickenson
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Deeds relating to Stow-cum-Quy

Title	Agreement for sale to CCCC of Brians Close (2½ acres), Dovehouse Close (2½ acres), and 80 acres of arable land, meadow and leas, scattered in the fields, with the liberty of sheepgate and fold-course belonging to a messuage called Brians
Reference	CCCC09/22/2 (former reference: XXII 2)
Creator	Sir Francis Hynde
Covering Dates	16 Dec. 1587 (29 Elizabeth)
Extent and Medium	1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript

Content and context

The document records the assent of John Russell, as lord of the manor of 'Holmehall in Stowquy'; the exclusion of a watermill from the liberty; the previous ownership of Sir Francis' father, Sir John Hynde, and the former occupation by John Sterne and Thomas Smith on a 40-year lease

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