Z937/11/18

Lease between 1) John Field, gent of Barton 2) Thomas Brasier, yeoman of Barton for 12 years for 100.10s pa - a) messuage and adjoining homestall occ by (1), 66 ac arable and pasture in Higham Gobion occ by (1) and Samuell Marshall, 23 & half ac arable and 2 & half ac meadow in Madeland Field, Barton, 26 ac arable in Blackland, Barton, 5 ac 3r arable in Littlefield, Barton, 78 ac arable above the hills in Barton, all occ by (1) reserving to (1) timber, and the messuage until midsummer day 1695, and the single garret belonging to the messuage, and Stonely Spinney, and oak, elm and ash trees and lops and tops in the homestall Usual conditions of lease, including that (2) will allow all daubing of the walls, thatching and paling to be done when necessary Witnessed by John Hammond, William Hanscombe Note on reverse: "Thomas Brasier cut the hedge at the East end of Littell Stonle close the first yeare of his Lease, and the hedge at the East end of the Ellem Close halfe way the same yeare from the Lane to the stille in the same hedge and the hedge at the East end of John Hanscombe to the midell hedge southward the same yeare".

1694 May 20

From: 1694 To: 1694

2, No. of pieces: 1

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Field, John,
Brasier, Thomas,
Marshall, Samuel

trees, vernacular architecture, stile, HIGHAM GOBION, Barton