LS53

Manor of Potton Much Manured: admission of Matthew Pedley of Sutton, yeoman, on surrender by John Atkinson and Thomas Halfhyde (conditional surrender or mortgage not having been paid - £500). Witness Roger Burgoyne, steward William Burgoyne.

16 May 1730 and 15 June 1731

From: 1730 To: 1731

- a messuage in Potton, late occupied by William Apthorpe and Mary Head, widow, (formerly Alexander Atkinson gentleman, deceased, then occupied by James Browne and William Taylor, bricklayer; messauge and garden in Potton, late occupied by James Browne, deceased, then Abraham King, George Clarke, John Edwards, William Merrill; close, 1 1/2 acres, and piece, 4 acres, of Lammas meadow, called Upper and Lower Swetsomes; helf-acre Lammas ground called Rens Park in Potton; cottage late occupied by Thomas Shatbolt[e], then George Clark; cottage late occupied by Widow Squier, then John Payne; all late the inheritance of William Edwards and wife Anne. - 3 roods meadow abutting on Knotts close; 1 acre land near Farthing Knoll, late John Harper; 16 acres 1 1/2 roods meadow, late John Atkinson deceased; late the inheritance of Robert Gooch and wife Mary; - 5 cottages in Rose Alley, late Sarah Atkinson, spinster.

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Pedley, Matthew,
Atkinson, John,
Halfhyde, Thomas,
Burgoyne, Roger,
Burgoyne, William,
Apthorpe, William,
Head, Mary,
Browne, James,
Taylor, William,
King, Abraham,
Clarke, George,
Edwards, John,
Merrill, William,
Shatbolt, Thomas,
Clark, George,
Squier,
Payne, John,
Edwards, William,
Edwards, Anne,
Harper, John,
Gooch, Robert,
Gooch, Mary,
Atkinson, Sarah

POTTON, Potton Rose Alley, SUTTON, Potton Much Manured Manor, Potton fields, field names