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Dennis, William, the Elder, fl. 17th century. Bargain and Sale, 1656, June 16.

Title: Bargain and Sale, 1656, June 16. 12 Charles I.

Bargain and sale by William Dennis the Elder of East Peckham in the county of Kent, yeoman, and John Dennis his son of the same, yeoman, to Sir Roger Twisden of the same, knight and baronet, for the sum of £290 of a tenement called Newe-Warke, etc., containing 24 acres, lying in East Peckham aforesaid, bounded by the King's Highway towards the east, the lands of the said Sir Roger Twisden to the north, the lands of William Kinge to the east, west, and south, and the lands of the heirs of William Baker and those of Richard Coe in the right of his wife and those of the heirs of Henry Newman to the south and west, all of which premises William Dennys late bought of Thomas Engleton of East Peckham, yeoman, and now or late were in the tenure of William Dennys the younger. With a note on the reverse of livery of seisin.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 34 x 48 cm.

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Swan, Robert, the Younger., fl. 17th century. Bond, 1638, April 11.

Title: Bond, 1638, April 11. 14 Charles I.

Bond of Robert Swan the Younger of Hadlow in the county of Kent, esquire, to Roger Twysden of East Peckham in the county of Kent, knight and baronet, in the sum of £200. Whereas Elizabeth Swan, now wife of the said Robert and relict of Henry Keble of Hadlow, yeoman, during her widohood conveyed by indenture dated 6 August, 11 Charles [I] [1635], 3 parcels of land called Newmeade, Caulsdon Meade, and Little Body containing acres in Hadlow (of which she was seized in fee simple) to George Cotton of Hadlow, gentleman, John Keble, and John Stone of East Peckham, with the proviso that if Elizabeth should pay for Katherine, Elizabeth, Jane, Frances, and Constance, the five daughters of Henry Keble her late husband, the sum of £20 a piece according to the intent of the said Henry's will, it should by lawful for her to re-enter on the premised; and whereas since then Robert Swan, Elizabeth his wife, George Cotton, John Keble, and John Stone have conveyed Newmeade to Sir Roger Twysden, now if the said Sir Roger be kept indemnified against the claims of the said five daughters of Henry Keble, their husbands, executors,and assigns for the sums of £20 by reason of the said proviso, and if Robert and Elizabeth observe the covenants in a pair of indentures of even date, then this bond shall be null and void; and if not it is to remain in full force.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : parchment ; 37 x 40 cm.

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