Conveyancing historical 1930s

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Researching our property which was originally part of a large local estate.
The initial purchase on land was in 1931 listing the contract being made between 1) The estate 2) the earl who owned the estate 3) two peers who are no relation to the earl or each one is a hereditary peer and the other had his peerage awarded for service in the 1st world war in 1931 he was a sir 4) another man. This is how it is listed I realise 1) and 2) are selling the land. Would 3 and 4 all be purchasing.
A second parcel of land was sold in 1932 the contract is listed as the same individuals on the same order, but the sir has been made a baron by this point.
There is a final parcel of land that was sold in 1982 that lists a company as 1 and an individual who owned the house as 2.
I would be gratefully if any conveyance can give we any insight I would be grateful.

No one can say without reading the deeds themselves unfortunately, however it might be that the land was entailed and the several lords etc were all required to execute the deed to break the entail and the last party was the only purchaser. But as I said that is a guess only. A local Conveyancing solicitor will be able to help you.

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Post photos of the pages and I'll have a look!

As it is a unique property that I am trying to understand the history of so that the work we do is sympathetic to it's original design and purpose.
@GU24Mum thank you. I will have to open the deeds on a PC and copy the section as they won't let me copy on my phone.