V96

Lease for Years. (i) Mary Berry of Enfield, Middlesex widow (ii) William Rawlins of Pavenham, yeoman

20 March 1717/18

From: 1717 To: 1718

-- messuage or cottage in Felmersham with dovehouse and barn belonging, late in the occupation of William Warner and now of William Rawlins -- close of pasture 2 acres adjoining -- parcel of meadow in Pinchmill Meadow 2 acres 3 roods -- parcel of meadow in Gad Meadow 2 acres 2 roods all in Felmersham, in the occupation of William Rawlins [see V70] -- arable and sward totalling 60 acres, late in the occupation of William Warner, now of William Rawlins timber reserved but William Rawlins can take loppings and plashings for 6 years at £26 per annum. £5 extra for each acre of pasture ploughed up usual covenants (agricultural details). Witnesses: J. Brace signed: Mary Berry endorsed: “Standards to be left att the End of the Lease for the benefitt of the Landlord a Bedstead and Hangings in the Room over the Kitchen four Chairs a Jack a Copper and furnace a Hovell” 6 June 1721 this lease was returned over from Elizabeth Rawlins to Robert Warner

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Berry, Mary,
Rawlins, William,
Warner, William,
Brace, J.,
Rawlins, Elizabeth,
Warner, Robert

legal papers, DEEDS, Enfield, PAVENHAM, FELMERSHAM, Felmersham fields, timber