| whereas at a court here held
4.11.1657
Ralph Josselin
clerk was admitted to him and his heirs to two parts into five parts divided of a certain parcel of customary land lying at the west of
Brokehole
once
Jn Bird's
and also to a croft of land called
White Croft
and also another parcel of land called
Beanefield
Wellfield
and
Bamble
and a certain croft of land called
Murdons Croft
and another croft called
Murdons
and a garden called
Murdons
and another garden called
Buggs Garden
and another parcel of pasture enclosed in two pieces upon part of which a tile kiln was lately standing and also to a parcel of land with garden or grove adjoining called
Sturpits
and a certain tenement with garden adjoining called
Doddingpole Hoe
and also to a tenement called
Wanstaves
and another croft of land called
Howletts
and another croft of land with an aldercarr called
Smiths
and another croft once
Jn Sexton's
and another tenement once
Rich Hoe's
and a pasture of
Le Hoe
once
Jn Wallis
and also a garden called
Hegges Garden
with a way lying between the lands late of the Earl of Oxford called
Bridgemans
and a croft of land called
Taynter Croft
and also half a croft of land called
Tredgolds alias Glasiers
which premises late belonged to
Rich Nevill
gentleman and after the said
Ralph
was admitted to the other parts of the premises now at this court it appeared to the homage that the said
Ralph
on
23.3.last
surrendered into the hands of the lord by the hands of
Jn Ludgatter
instead of the bailiff in the presence of
Robt Potter
and
Sam Finch
two customary tenants etc all his customary lands held of this manor to the uses mentioned in his last will etc and also it appeared that the said
Ralph
died after upon which came here to court
Edw Day
who took to wife
Mary Josselin
daughter of the said
Ralph
and showed to the court the will of the said
Ralph
made and dated
1.6.last
the tenor concerning the premises in the words following item I give unto my daughter mrs
Mary Josselin
the wife of mr
Edw Day
etc as shown in the said will and the said
Mary Day
humbly petitioned admittance to the customary lands devised by the said last will called
Upper Coes
parcel of the premises aforesaid which
Ralph
was admitted to at the aforesaid court held
4.11.1657
and the steward delivered seisin etc to have and to hold the said premises to the said
Mary Day
her heirs and assigns etc and she gave the lord for fine etc |