WG543

Mortgage in fee: Henry Peacocke of Ravensden, yeoman, and Edmund Peacocke (natural brother of Henry Peacock) of Wilden, husbandman, to Richard Waggstaffe (son of Richard Waggstaffe of Rennsden [Ravensden], yeoman); for £100. 10 acres of arable in Graves Hill, abutting east on the highway and west on Mr Fitz-ieopherys; 2 acres in the same field, abutting north on the barns of Henry Peacocke; 4 acres called Taylors Piece in Stockine Field, abutting south and west on the highway; 4 acres in Fortye Acres Field, abutting south on a close of Henry Peacocke, west on the highway, north on Richard Waggstaffe senior; Greensend Close containing 2 acres, abutting north on the highway and east on Mr Latimer; Bowltills Close containing 1 acre, abutting east and west on Mr Fitz-ieopherys and south on the highway; and a close called Lumbirds containing 2 acres, abutting east on the grounds late of Mr Francklyn and south on the highway.

1647

From: 1647 To: 1647

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Peacocke, Henry,
Peacocke, Edmund,
Waggstaffe, Richard,
Fitz-ieopherys,
Latimer,
Francklyn

mortgages, yeoman, husbandman, Ravensden fields, RAVENSDEN, WILDEN