William KYRTON Ruislip

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  • Publication  A Calendar to the Feet of Fines for London & Middlesex: volume 2  Author  W. J. Hardy & W. Page (editors)  Year published  1893  Pages  16-68  Citation  'London and Middlesex Fines: Henry VIII', A Calendar to the Feet of Fines for London & Middlesex:
    
    volume 2: Henry VII - 12 Elizabeth (1893), pp. 16-68.    William Kyrton, Robert Bradbury, Richard Baily, John Stanborowe, and Roger Edlyn, and John Wylde. Premises in Harfeld and Ryselypp. Easter Anno 28. [1537] ru
    
    Deeds: C.7501 - C.7600', A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 6 (1915), pp. 483-497.
    Middx.    C. 7534. Chirograph, indented, being a conveyance by John Kirton, Henry Tyngilden, and John Baker, gentlemen, Henry [Whyte], [William] Kirton, John Rawson, and John Reymes to Matthew son and heir of William Buk of a yearly rent of 10l., which they had by the gift of the said Matthew, charged on a messuage and other tenements in [St. Mary], Aldermanbury, with a back way (posterna) adjoining the [churchyard] of St. Laurence, Old Jewry. 1 February, 10 Henry VIII. [1515]
    Two seals. Cf. C. 7542.
    
    
    PRO Society of Antiquaries of London
    Manuscripts in the Society of Antiquaries of London [SAL/MS/569 - SAL/MS/1010]
    Southwark, Surrey  SAL/MS/650/44, 45  13th century-1630
    Southwark, Surrey. Fine between Thomas Dixon and William Kyrton and Elizabeth his wife by which the latter recognized the right of Thomas Dixon to a messuage, garden and two acres of land in St George's Southwark  SAL/MS/650/44  Trinity term 1538
    Language:  Latin
    
    In 1570 the bishop leased Bibwell, Lordsfield, and Little Redings to William Kirton, gentleman of London, and his sons Israel and John for three lives. (fn. 76) The estate was leased to Henry Kerry of Southwark for 21 years in 1588 and to John Stone, haberdasher of London, for the lives of Anne Kerry and her cousins in 1592. (fn. 77) Bishop Juxon leased it in 1639 to his kinsman John Juxon of London for three lives and thereafter such leases continued until 1902. Leases were made to Sir William Juxon, Bt., of Little Compton (Warws.) in 1710 (fn. 78) and to trustees for his widow Susannah in 1755. Susannah married Charles Fane, Viscount Fane (d. 1766), and on her death in 1792 devised the lease to the Revd. Henry Jerome de Salis. (fn. 79) Alexander Murray of Elm Place became lessee in 1810, under an agreement with de Salis of 1799, (fn. 80) and sold the lease in 1821 to Lewis Loyd (d. 1858), a City banker, from whom it descended to his son Samuel Jones Loyd, Lord Overstone (d. 1883), and granddaughter Harriet Sarah Loyd-Lindsay, Lady Wantage. In 1902 the trustees appointed under Lord Overstone's will sold their interest to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. (fn. 81) In 1874 the estate was called Park Farm, after the freehold farm-house near by in East End Road. (fn. 82) By 1905 Park Farm had been leased by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the circus proprietor Lord George Sanger, who was murdered there in 1911. (fn. 83)
    
    'London and Middlesex Fines: Henry VIII', A Calendar to the Feet of Fines for London & Middlesex: volume 2: Henry VII - 12 Elizabeth (1893),
    William Kyrton, Robert Bradbury, Richard Baily, John Stanborowe, and Roger Edlyn, and John Wylde. Premises in Harfeld and Ryselypp. Easter Anno 28.