| Description | Parties:
John Robinson of Longthorn, esquire and Anne his wife; Thomas Norton of Eaveston, esquire, and Mary his wife (only daughter of Edmund Anderson); Sir Christopher Wyvell, baronet of Burton Constable; Edmund Anderson of Broughton, Lincolnshire, esquire; Gilbert Urwyn of Covent Garden, Middlesex, gentleman; John Bowes of Broughton, gentleman; Robert Dowthwaite of Eaveston, gentleman
Property: Manor of Langthorne or Lengthorne with appurtenances and the capital messuage or manor house of Langthorne and the lands etc appurtenant to the Manor and Manor House; 4 houses and farmholds with appurtenances in Great Langton and Banby upon Wiske, one being known as Moshowe and the rest as Sweeting Sikes; manor of Eaveston with the appurtenances and the capital messuage or Manor House in Eaveston with appurtenances and the lands etc appurtenant thereto and all lands of John Robinson and Charles Norton in Langhorne otherwise Lenghorne, Great Langton, Little Langton, Danby upon Wiske, Yafford and Eaveston
Witnesses; John Land, James Church |