Copyhold of Earldom - quitrent 13s4d
Rich Horseman Solly 27.9.1821 surrender Jn Pitstow
and also all those two fields called Rushmeadow adjoining to the River Colne north-east and on the side of the road leading to Great Tey - and one other field called Rushfield adjoining Rushmeadow - containing together 10a - annual rent 13s4d
1723 Eliz Clifford - will of father Edw Cressener
1753 Eliz Towle death of mother Eliz Clifford
1756 Sam Towle death of mother Eliz
1773 ditto suffered a recovery
1810 Jn Pitstow surrender Sam Towle
1821 purchase fine, with Spoutcroft p. 150 - £42
Survey 1598 fo. 44-5
abstract of title p. 10
enfranchised 1858
Commutation map 1836 Rich Horseman Solly
131a (131a) part of Great Meadow 2a1r3p
135 (135) (135a) Rush Meadow 3a3r39p
134 (134) Lowfields 5a2r2p
136 (136) Rushfield 4a36p
total 16a
131 (131) (131b) the other part of Great Meadow 3a34p was called Syggs Meadow in the survey 1598 - and is freehold
133 (133) cottage and garden taken out of 134 (134) called Lowfields in the Commutation map was parcel of Rushfield surrendered by Robt to Thos Peartree 1603 (1606) The survey 1598 made before this small portion was surrendered gives the total quantity of Rushfield and Meadow 16a19p
deduct no. 133 (133) now Thos Hen Ambrose 1r21p
leaves 15a2r38p being about a rood less than the Commutation map. I know not why this is called only 10a on the rolls - in the early ones it is called 16a - viz 2Hen8 Alice Parker surrendered to her son Wm " a pasture, and meadow called Rush Meadow by estimation 16a "