Hen Skingley 7.7.1840 surrender of executors of Mark Guyon copyhold of Priory - quitrent 11s
To all those two crofts of land called (parcel of) Millfield in White Colne containing by estimation 3a
and all that parcel of land (being parcel of Millfield ) with the buildings thereon containing 4a1r27p - lying between another parcel of Millfield east and a meadow called Holmes Meadow west one head thereof abutting upon Berthall Mead and the said Holmes Mead south and the other head upon another parcel of Millfield south
and to one other parcel of Millfield containing 1a3r lying between the last mentioned piece on the south and west
and also to one other parcel of Millfield containing 32p
1739 Edw Wash surrender Thos and Sarah Payne to the 4a1r27p - the 1a3r and the 32p
1773 Edw Wash death of father Edw
1791 Jas Wash death of brother Edw
1794 ditto to 3a to which his father was admitted 1744 on surrender of Geo Angier
1797 Edw Simpson surrender Jas Wash to the whole
1797 Mark Guyon surrender Edw Simpson
1825 Mark Guyon death of father Mark
1840 death fine - £31.10s
free deed of Priory - rent 1s
the same - doth acknowledge to hold by free deed, fealty etc. and the yearly rent of 1s a parcel of land by the name of Chalk alias Chalkney Pightle in White Colne
This parcel marked in White Colne Commutation map no. The fences being now removed and the copy and freehold lands together. I have given the abuttals etc. at length - and the little map taken from the survey etc of 1598 will identify the copyhold with great certainty
no. 1 ( (1019b) ) - 2a1r7p
2 ( (1019a) ) - 1a3r8p
3 ( (1018a) ) - 1a37p
4 ( (1018) ) - 4a1r27p
total - 9a2r39p
I believe the slip (no. 5 (1019c) ) called Long Croft Pightle and adjoining to the Longcroft leading to Chalkney Mill to be the parcel holden by free deed of the Priory manor called Chalk alias Chalkney Pightle
Survey and map 1598 fo. 123
abstract of title no. 22 and 22
The quitrent on the 3a was apportioned 4s6d, on the other parcels 6s6d together 11s