whereas at a court here held
4.4.1671
Wm Harlakenden
esq was admitted to him and his heirs to one parcel of meadow containing by estimation 2r of land more of less late parcel of a meadow into four parts divided called
Pakesgate Mead alias Ringers
lying at
Colne Park
abutting on a certain meadow of
Dan Nightingale
in the right of
Dorothy
his wife and
Alice Harlakenden
and at a court here held
20.10.1646
the said
Wm Harlakenden
was admitted to him and his heirs to one croft or parcel of land containing by estimation
more of less parcel of
Bearecroft
and at a court here held
12.7.16Chas2
the said
Wm Harlakenden
was admitted to him and his heirs by copy of court roll to one customary cottage or tenement with appurtenances and a garden lying in Crossgate Street late
Jn Wade's
containing in length 54ft and in breadth 24ft late in the occupation of
Dan Aymes
at this court it appeared to the homage that the said
Wm Harlakenden
25.10.1673
surrendered into the hands of the lord by the hands of
Wm
instead of the bailiff in the presence of
Geo Cressener
and
Jas
two customary tenants etc all and singular the premises to the use of
Ann Burton
widow her heirs and assigns forever on condition that if the said
Wm Harlakenden
his executors administrators or assigns pay or cause to be paid to the said
Ann Burton
her executors or assigns the sum of 63li12s of legal money upon
30.5.1674
then this surrender to be void and of no effect now at this court came the said
Ann Burton
and gave the court intelligence that the aforesaid sum was not paid and to this day the greatest part of the sum is unpaid and upon this the said
Ann Burton
petitioned admittance of the lord etc to whom the steward delivered seisin to have and to hold the aforesaid cottage and parcel of land etc to the said
Ann Burton
her heirs and assigns of the lord by the rod etc and she gave the lord for fine etc