mrs Mary Gee 30.12.1839 - on surrender of Jeremiah Shave to all that customary messuage now consisting of three tenements situate on Colne Green being parcel of Lophams alias Windmill Hill Copyhold of Earldom - quitrent 8d
and also to all that piece or parcel of land (adjoining) situate on Colne Green and formerly of Wm Ellis etc. Earls Colne manor - quitrent 8d
total 1s4d - Fine £15.15
title to the first part 1752 Jeremiah Mayhew death of mother Sarah
title to second part 1742 Wm Ellis death of his father Rich Ellis
1765 seized into hand of lord
1773 Sam Shelley grant from the lord
1782 seized into hands of lord
1788 Mary Shave will of uncle J. Mayhew to first part
1799 same - grant from lord to the second part
1812 Jeremiah Shave to the first parcel
1822 same - to the second parcel which had been omitted
enfranchised 1865
47 (47) Commutation map - cottages and gardens 1r29p
Since the purchase of mrs Gee she had pulled these cottages down, under licence granted 1839 and erected an ornamental cottage in two or three tenements on the north-east corner. She was to have erected another cottage but it has not yet been done
Terrier 1598 Lophams Garden Edw Clemens
note. In 1580 (1582) I find an entry - Edw Veer earl of Oxford by the advice of Israel Aimes esq his surveyor grants to Jn Robjent this parcel of waste - This Israel Aimes (he spells his name Amyce in the old Terrier) is the gentleman who made the maps and Terrier of the manors for mr Roger Harlakenden in 1598 not many years after purchase from the Earl of Oxford. He also made a Terrier etc of the manor of Hedingham