SJ1984-1985

Conveyance (Lease and Release) by 1) to 2)

8, 9 May 1705

From: 1698 To: 1705

1) John Tysom, St Ann, Westminster, yeoman 2) William Tysom, parish of St Martin in the Fields, periwig maker, son of John in consideration that William Tysom has paid to Henry Lamb of Newton Brumshold, gentleman, £100 principal and £10 interest due on mortgage made by William Tysom late of Melchbourne, yeoman deceased, brother of John Tysom, by indenture dated 20 September 1698, and in consideration of natural love and affection ... messuage or tenement, homestead and yard, orchard, garden and backside with appurtenances in Riseley ... close of pasture in Riseley containing by estimate 2 acres called Parkfeild Close ... 8 acres land in the open fields all late in the tenure of George Simpson, gentleman, with all appurtenances (including "hedges, ditches, fences, mounds, freeboards, lands, leayes, hades, baulkes, roods, yards, butts, doles, sidelings, lett grasse, dyeing grasse, parting grasse, meadow ...")

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Tysom, John,
Tysom, William,
Lamb, Henry,
Simpson, George

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, St Anne Westminster, yeoman, St Martin in the Fields, periwig maker, Newton Bromswold, mortgages, MELCHBOURNE, HOUSING, gardens, orchards, RISELEY, Riseley fields