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- 1775 (Creation)
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Messuage, piece of land called Sharpes Hills, and meadow with new tenement called the Bath. Mortgaged with other messuages in Ditchingham and Bungay by John King to William Reeve, 1721, and to Elizabeth Womack, 1726, who assigned it to Henry Burgis, 1728. Assignment in trust for Mary, Susan and Ann King, 1741; articles of agreement on the marriage of Thomas Chapman and Ann King, 1747. Marriage settlements of Thomas Chapman and Ann King, 1748 and Robert Rayner and Susan Cunningham (née King), 1750. Copy of will of Mary King, 1756, conveyed in trust to Charles Cocking and wife Mary (formerly King, mother), 1761. Bargain and sale. The commissioners of bankrupt Robert Rayner to Ann Chapman, 1775. Lease and release Charles and Mary Cocking, Ann Chapman, and others to William Windham, with copy of court roll of Ditchingham admission, 1775.
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