Inspeximus of Inquisition Post Mortem (19 January 1627/8): James Jackson gent., who was receiver of the estates in Yorkshire of Charles I when Prince of Wales, and who died at Langtoft 4 May 1627, his accounts being £714.8s.10 7/8d. in debt

Reference No:
U DDLG/133/3
Dates:
2 Jul 1628
Description:
Messuage, 13 1/2 oxgangs, 2 barns, 2 gardens, a croft (2ac.) and Chappell Garth in Towthropp in tenure of William Taylor and of £14 clear yearly value; and tithes of grain & hay, wool & lambs in tenure of Olive widow of J.J. and of £20 clear yearly value: Recites annuities charged on the premises by Thomas Jackson, father of J.J., for his younger children Jane, George, Sampson & Katherine, payable at his mansion house at Wath.
Format:
Archive Item
Extent:
1 item
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Repository:
Hull University Archives
Collection:
Papers of the Lloyd-Greame Family of Sewerby