Reference
Z178/28
Title
Counterpart of Lease for thirteen years from John Higgins of Turvey, esquire (i) and William and Samuel Skevington of Turvey, yeomen (ii), of:
(a) Mount Pleasant Farm, Turvey, consisting of:
- a farmhouse with the yard, garden and appurtenances, (containing together 2r. 22p.)
- and also all those several closes of arable, meadow and pasture ground in Turvey, including:
How Close
Top Close
Middle Close
Great Close
Upper Close and Spinney
Oak Field
Upper Lugginsbury
(b) Priory Close and orchard (4a.)
(c) several closes of meadow ground in Cold Brayfield, Bucks., (containing together 7a. 3r. 16p.)
Except and reserving unto (i) all timber trees and trees likely to become timber wood, hedges, bushes, thorns, mines and quarries of stone standing, growing or being upon the premises during the demise with full and free liberty of right of way to, over and from the demised premises. Also power of planting and the liberty of hawking, hunting, shooting and sporting.
Demise: unto (ii), their executors and assigns from 29 Sep 1796 for the term of 13 years, paying a yearly rent of £100.
Date free text
9 Jan 1797
Production date
From: 1797 To: 1797
Level of description
item