WG539

Conveyance (feoffment): Sir Edward Gostwicke of Willington, knight and baronet, to Simon Pickcocke of Kayshoe, yeoman; for £420. A capital messuage called Lucyes Howse, in the occupation of Peter Lewes alias Avico; [details of lands]. Referred to incidentally: Sir William Gostwicke (father of Sir Edward), John Gostwicke (grandfather), Sir John Gostwicke, and Dame Jane (Sir Edward's mother) and Dame Ann (his wife). Attorney to deliver seisin: Edward Latner.

1617

From: 1617 To: 1617

Details of lands: - 7 closes containing 10 acres 2 1/2 roods, namely a close adjoining Patenham Field, and next Mill Close on the east, containing 4 1/2 acres; - Morrell Pond Pightle containing 1/2 acre; - a pightle next a farmhouse of Thomas Francklin of London, containing 1/2 acre; - a close next the last, called Lumbards, containing 3 acres; - Furr Pightle containing 3 roods; - a close in Woodend containing 1 acre 3 roods; - a pightle next the messuage containing 1 acre; - also 3 acres of meadow in Daye Meade; - 3 acres meadow by the brook near Woodend; - 60 acres of arable dispersed in the open fields [no details]

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Gostwicke, Edward,
Pickcocke, Simon,
Lewes, Peter,
Avico, Peter,
Gostwicke, William,
Gostwicke, John,
Gostwicke, Jane,
Gostwicke, Ann,
Latner, Edward,
Francklin, Thomas

deed, yeoman, Ravensden farms, Ravensden fields, attorney at law, WILLINGTON, KEYSOE, RAVENSDEN, London