L12/86-87

Conveyance (L. & R.) 750 (iii-i); 450 (iii - ii); 300 (iii - and Covenant to levy a Fine. Napier of 12/85. v. Rec.) (i) Ann Smalridge, late of Worcester, then of Stratfield Mortimer, Berks., widow; Geo. Smalridge B.A. of Christ Church College, Oxford (only child of Rev. P. Smalridge of Worcester decd. & w. Ann) (ii) Robt. Blanch & w. Henrietta (iii) David Willaume Esq., of Tingrith. (Rec. of 12/85. Blanch pd. all interest & 300 of principal. (iii) agreed with (i) and Blanch to buy lands for 1500.) (i & ii - iii) -- mess., pcls. (17a.) of old pasture, New Hove pasture in Pulloxhill (40a. Now divided viz.;- The Meadow Ground (11a.), Round Acres (3a.), Ten Acres, Six Acres, The Leys (4a.), Chalk Hill (3a.), Little Plowed Close (3a.), Lower Hove Close (5a.), Upper Hove Close (5a.), The Slip & Home (5a.),) with tithes of hay, corn and grain. (Freely acquitted except 12/85, to be assigned.) 4 signet seals. Witd.: Geo. Parry, Vicar of Mortimer; Fra. Parry; Harry Austin Deane

14-15 Jun 1756

From: 1756 To: 1756

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Lucas,
Napier, John,
Smalridge, Ann,
Smalridge, George,
Smalridge, Philip,
Blanch, Robert,
Blanch, Henrietta,
Willaume, David,
Parry, George,
Deane, Harry Austin,
Parry, Francis

widow, tithes, hay, corn, clergy names index, grain, PULLOXHILL, Pulloxhill fields