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Collapse D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]
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553 - Power of attorney by Joan, formerly wife of Richard Thorpp senior, burgess of Lynn, deceased, daughter of John Lombe and Elene his wife and sister and executrix of the will of Alice her sister, wife of Thomas Faukys burgess of Lynn deceased, to John Boston, junior, merchant and burgess of Lynn to deliver seisin to William Statham alias Loksmyth burgess of Lynn, Elene his wife, daughter of the said Alice, William Porter, knight, William Priston, Thomas Faukys, clerk, Thomas Hasley, esq., John Byllyng, Alexandra Smyty chaplain, John Wavyn burgesses of Lynn and Hugh Coke merchant, of a wharf with buildings and appurtenances in Lynn in a street called Lathestrete - 14 Apr 1432
554 - Inventory of such deeds and writings as John Heth of Kings Lynn, esq., has delimited to Robert Page of Kings Lynn, merchant, in the purchase of certain messuages, tenements, warehouses and other hereditaments in Kings Lynn 2 Nov - 1570
555 - Power of attorney by John Heth of Kings Lynn esq., to John Fromkleyne to enter premises called Rolffe Entrie or Millers Entrie and deliver seisin to Robert Page of Kings Lynn, merchant - 1570
556 - Lease by Robert Wadeson of Sedber Yorkshire, merchant, uncle and next heir of Thomas Wadeson late of Kings Lynn, merchant, and Katherine his wife of a messuage, tenement and warehouses with yards, gardens, coleyards, keyes or staths for ships in Kings Lynn, in Lathestreate on the south side of a certain entrie late John Heth's later Robert Page's and now Robert Sisson's called Roffe Entrie or Millers Entrie between the said entrie and a parcel of ground on the north and a parcel of ground late John Drake's now Robert Ladyman's and the fleet called Mares Fleete on the south, and extending in length from the street towards the east to the river of Kings Lynn to the west: for 80 years at an annual rent of £6 13s 4d - 22 Feb [1578]
557 - Bond by Robert Wadison of Sedber, Yorkshire, to Thomas Grave, senior, of Kings Lynn in £40, to observe the covenants etc. in an indenture of the same date 10 Jan - 10 Jan [1581]
558 - Receipt by William Pynder of Kings Lynn of £186 from Katherine Grave, widow, due to him in respect of the sale of a messuage with appurtenances in Kings Lynn in a street called Lathe Street 8 Dec - 1600
559 - Articles of agreement between Henry Violet of Kings Lynn, gent., and Austin Pettus, esq., son of Sir John Pettus, knight, on behalf of himself and Thomas Pettus his son, reciting that Katherine Grave (formerly Violet) mother of Mary late wife of Austin Pettus and grandmother of Thomas Pettus bequeathed £4,000 to Thomas Pettus in her will, by which it is agreed that, as Thomas Pettus is only an infant aged three and for the better discharge of the executors for and concerning the legacy, Henry Violet shall disburse and lay out towards the purchase of lands, tenements and hereditaments the legacy of £4000 and also £300 more such as Sir John Pettus, knight, Thomas Oxburgh, Thomas Atson and Thomas Gibson, esq., shall direct: the lands etc to be assured first to Henry Violet and Grave Violet his son and heir and then to be assured to Thomas Pettus and his lawful issue: a parcel of the lands to the value of £100 to revert to Henry Violet with remainder to Austin Pettus 28 Sep - 1608
560 - Bond by George Inkson of Kings Lynn to Leeke Okeover in £198, to pay £99. 21 Mar - 1737
561 - Letter from Francis Higginbotham to Like Okeover's Kings Lynn tenants who is heavily in debt to Okeover: it is suggested that Inkson's goods be sold and a security made out of his land to settle some of his debts 4 Apr - 1738
562 - Letter from Francis Higginbotham to Leeke Okeover regarding the valuation of George Inkson's goods, with schedule of farm stock etc. The letter also refers to the bill for the Derby-Brassington turnpike road 8 Apr - 1738
563-564 - Land tax assessments for Kings Lynn - 1692-1742
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