Demise for 99 years at peppercorn rent: Sir Philip Constable of Everingham, his son and heir Marmaduke C. esq. and John Rushworth of Lincolns Inn to Richard Sherburne of Stoniehurst, co. Lancs. esq., Humphrey Weld of par. St. Giles in the Fields, co. Mdx. esq. and Dame Ann Osburn, widow of Sir Edward O.

Reference No:
U DDEV/50/44
Dates:
9 Jun 1653
Description:
For £12,488 (of which £7,556.16s. is to be paid to the Commissioners for sale of forfeited estates, under U DDEV/50/43; and the residue to satisfy scheduled debts of Sir P. & M.C.): manors of West Rasen, Middle Rasen (i.e. Tupholme Manor, Nevills Fee and Paginnells Fee), Everingham, Whalsall alias Whalsey, Gartholme, Arras, Thorpe in the Street, Attwick, Suttcoates, Sutton, Drypoole, Stoneferry, Roulstone, Drax and estates in those places and in Toft Newton, Waddingham, Lessingley and in Holme in Spalding Moor, Cherry Burton, Weighton, Thorpe, Nunburnholme, Cottingwith, York, Newland, Armyn, Lainhouses, Scarth, Langrick, Rusholme, Camlesforth and Acklam: Witn. Philip Constable, William Rishton, Robert Saltmarsh, John Gerard, Cha. Osborne, Geo. Staynerd
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Extent:
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Repository:
Hull University Archives
Collection:
Papers of the Constable Maxwell Family of Everingham, Caerlaverock and Terregles (including the Haggerston and Sherburne Families)