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HAMBLETON, BRAYTON, YORKSHIRE

JOINTURE DATED 23 OCTOBER 1725

A vellum Indenture being the Jointure Deed of Mary Smith following her marriage to John Smith of Lands in Hambleton in the parish of Brayton in the County of York dated 23 October 1725

PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
John GIBSON	The Younger. Bachelor of Yeadon, Yorkshire. Son of John Gibson the elder, brother of Mary Smith (nee Gibson)
Thomas HARDCASTLE	Yeoman of Great Woodhouse in the parish of Leeds, Yorkshire
John SMITH	Yeoman of Hambleton in the parish of Brayton, Yorkshire. Only son of Samuel Smith, nephew of Priscilla Smith. “Lately” married Mary the daughter of John Gibson the elder
Samuel SMITH	Yeoman of Hambleton in the parish of Brayton, Yorkshire. Father of John Smith

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
John GIBSON	The elder. Yeoman of Yeadon, Yorkshire. Father of John Gibson (party hereto) and Mary Smith (nee Gibson)
Mary GIBSON	See Mary Smith
Mary SMITH	Daughter of John Gibson the elder, sister of John Gibson (party hereto). “Lately” married John Smith (party hereto)
Priscilla SMITH	Aunt of John Smith. Some of the land included in this deed passed to John Smith on the decease of Priscilla Smith

Document signed

and sealed by

The Mark of Samuel Smith

John Smith

Thomas Hardcastle

John Gibson

Witnesses

(with signature to document)

John Marshall

William Marshall

Document Reference YK50374

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