| whereas at a court held for the said manor
27.12.1639
Rich Nevill
gentleman was admitted tenant to him and his heirs to one croft of land called
Whitecroft
and to one parcel of land called
Beanefeild
Welfeild
and
Bamble
and also to one croft of land called
Murdons Croft
and to one other croft of land called
Murdons
and to one garden called
Murdens
and to one garden called
Buggs Garden
and to one pasture land enclosed in two parcels upon one whereof was lately built a tile kiln and to one parcel of land with a garden or grove adjoining called
Sturpitts
and to one tenement with a garden adjoining called
Doddingpole Hoe
and to one tenement called
Wanstaves
and to one croft of land called
Howletts
and to one croft of land with and aldercarr called
Smiths
and to one croft of land late of
Jn Sexton
and to one tenement late of
Rich Hoe
and the pasture upon
The Hoe
late of
Jn Wallis
and to one garden called
Heggs Garden
with a lane lying between the lands late of the Earl of Oxford called
Bridgemans
and a croft of land called
Teynter Croft
and whereas at a court held for the said manor
17.1.1655
it was presented by the homage that the said
Rich Nevill
since the then last court died thereof so seised without heir of his body but who was his next heir the homage knew not and thereupon because that after proclamation thrice made according to the custom of the said manor none came to be admitted tenant to the said premises the bailiff of the said manor was commanded to seize the said lands and premises into the lords hands etc and a seizure was made accordingly and whereas at a court held for the said manor
3.1.1656
none came after the second proclamation thrice made according to the custom of the said manor to take the said lands and tenements out of the lord's hands and to be admitted tenant to the said premises the said seizure was continued now at this court it was presented by the homage that
Mary
the wife of
Jn Morley
gentleman
Eliz Nevill
Grisell
the wife of
Hen Weals
gentleman
Bridget Nevill
and
Margt
the wife of
Math Butcher
the younger gentleman are sisters and coheirs of the said
Rich Nevill
and are all of their full age of twenty one years and thereupon the said
Mary
Eliz
Grisell
Bridget
and
Margt
being present in court agreed with the lord for the discharge of the said seizure and for their fine and desired to be admitted tenants to the said premises to which said
Mary
Eliz
Grisell
Bridget
and
Margt
the lord of the said manor by the said steward did grant and deliver thereof seisin by the rod to have and to hold all and singular the premises with their and every of their appurtenances to the said
Mary
Eliz
Grisell
Bridget
and
Margt
and to their heirs and assigns in coparcenary of the lord by the rod at the will of the lord according to the custom of the said manor by the rents services and customs due and of right accustomed and they gave to the lord for their fines and so were admitted tenants and afterwards in the same court and in open court the said
Hen Wealls
and
Grisell
his wife did come in their own persons and the said
Grisell
being by the said steward solely and secretly examined as the manner is and consenting they the said
Hen
and
Grisell
did surrender into the hands of the lord of the said manor by the hands of his said steward one fifth part of the said croft of land called
Whitecroft
and of the said parcel of land called
Beanefield
Wellfield
and
Bamble
and of the said croft of land called
Mundon s Croft
and of the said croft called
Murdons
and of the said garden called
Murdons
and of the said garden called
Buggs Garden
and of the said pasture enclosed in two parcels upon one whereof a tile kiln was lately built and of the said parcel of land with a garden or grove adjoining called
Sturpits
and the said tenement with the garden adjoining called
Doddingpole Hoe
and of the said tenement called
Wanstaves
and of the said croft called
Howletts
and of the said croft of land with an aldercarr called
Smiths
and of the said croft of land with the appurtenances late of
Jn Sexton
and of the said tenement late of
Rich Hoe
and of the pasture upon
The Hoe
late of
Jn Wallis
and of the said garden called
Hegges Garden
and of the lane lying between the lands late of the Earl of Oxford called
Bridgemans
and the said croft of land called
Teynter Croft
in five parts to be divided and all their purparty part estate and interest of the said
Hen
and
Grisell
of and in the said premises to the use and behoof of the said
Math Butcher
the younger and of his heirs and assigns forever who being present in court desired to be admitted tenant to the same to whom the lord of the said manor by his said steward did grant and deliver thereof seisin by the rod to have and to hold the said fifth part and all the purparty part estate and interest of the said
Hen
and
Grisell
of and in all and singular the said premises to the said
Math Butcher
his heirs and assigns forever of the lord by the rod at the will of the lord according to the custom of the said manor by the rents services and customs for the same due and of right accustomed and he gave to the lord for his fine and did his fealty |