| the customary messuage and 20a of land more or less called Mallories divided by the homage into two equal parts at the request of Edw Ingram viz the hall of the said messuage one chamber over the porch belonging to the said messuage and an old barn on the east side of the said messuage and that part of the yard belonging to the said messuage now divided and two parts of the morass lying on the east side of the said messuage toward the aldercarr parcel of the premises anciently separated from the residue of the said morass and all the lands belonging to the said messuage lying on the east part of the said morass toward the brook running into the premises and lands in the occupation of Thos Tiffin containing in the whole six fields or parcels of land which said part should be and remain to the said Edw Ingram and his heirs | |
| Edw Ingram 1693 | and also the homage allot and divide the parlour of the said messuage and the chamber over and all the rest of the buildings lying on the west part of the said messuage and all the parcels of land and orchard lying on the west part of the said messuage toward lands now in the occupation of Jn Newton containing in the whole six parcels of land which said part of the premises should be and remain to Jn Crow senior and his heirs |
| Jn Crow senior 1689 | and the jury do constitute and appoint the said Edw Ingram and Jn Crow senior should have free liberty to pass and repass at all times through the yard belonging to the said messuage to the brook from the separate parts of the said messuage |