Mortgage indenture between Torrell Joslyne esq, of Moynes Hall, Hallywell [Holywell], Huntingdonshire, and Sir John Jacob Kt, of London. The manor and parsonage of Oakington were leased to Joslyne by Queens' College, Cambridge, in 1640. Joslyne now mortgages same to Jacob for £1392. Signed by Joslyne. Tag, seal wanting.
Oakington manor, Cambridgeshire: Mortgage
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- ReferenceGB 12 MS Add.3400
- Dates of Creation12 Dec. 1641
- Language of MaterialEnglish .
- Physical Description1 item(s) 1 item paper paper
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Presented by the Revd W. G. Searle of Queen's College, Cambridge, 26 Apr. 1894.
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