Notes on lords of the manor
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prattinton/01/10/02/12
Title
Notes on lords of the manor
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item
Scope and content
Transcription:
"Thus Great Cumberton transplanted into the barony of Latimer was, whilst they flou.
rished part of the jointure of Queen Katherine Par the Lord Latimers widow. & King
Henry the eights last wife – and when the Barony of Latimer perishing [ed] their
great estate was dispersed among John Lord Latimers four daughters & coheirs;
Great Cumberton becoming the lands of one of these, namely Dorothy wife of Sr. Tho:
:mas Cecil after Lord Burley & lastly Earl of Exeter.
This Lord, with his Lady, did first sell to many of the tenants here the in
heritance of their livings, & then the Lordship to Mr. John. Hanford whose heir Mr.
Francis Hanford now holdeth it.
The ma"
"Thus Great Cumberton transplanted into the barony of Latimer was, whilst they flou.
rished part of the jointure of Queen Katherine Par the Lord Latimers widow. & King
Henry the eights last wife – and when the Barony of Latimer perishing [ed] their
great estate was dispersed among John Lord Latimers four daughters & coheirs;
Great Cumberton becoming the lands of one of these, namely Dorothy wife of Sr. Tho:
:mas Cecil after Lord Burley & lastly Earl of Exeter.
This Lord, with his Lady, did first sell to many of the tenants here the in
heritance of their livings, & then the Lordship to Mr. John. Hanford whose heir Mr.
Francis Hanford now holdeth it.
The ma"
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