John Rose of Stutton, Suffolk, having levied a fine sur conusans come ceo with proclamations made to Henry Cremer of Dedham, Essex, of certain land in Bentley, Tattingstone and Capel which was the estate of Richard Rose, deceased, father of John Rose; it is now declared to be the intention of the parties that such fine and other fines shall stand, and that the conuser shall be seised of the lands for the use of John Rose. Witnesses: John Mason, Robert Goslin.
Indenture, Bentley, Tattingstone and Capel, Suffolk
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- ReferenceGB 12 MS Doc.108
- Dates of Creation22 Jan. 1701
- Language of MaterialEnglish .
- Physical Description1 item(s) vellum vellum
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Bought from G. David, Market Place, Cambridge, from the Hodgson Sale 23 November 1916 Lot 522/3, 24 November 1916
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