| Description | Parties:
1) John Nandyke, senior of Richmond apothocary, John Nandyke, junior of Liverpool, merchant, and wife Elizabeth. James and Thomas Nandyke (younger sons of James Nandyke, senior). Mary and Rose Nandyke (daughters of John Nandyke, senior) and Mathew Lister of York, esquire
2) James Fermor of the Freerage near Yarm and his wife Cecily (only child of John Mayes of the Freerage, deceased). George Perrott of the Inner Temple, esquire, and Robert Bower of York, gentleman
Property: manors of Welham and Sutton with capital messuages, 3 cottages, 3 garths, 4 barns, 2 stables; 7 closes called Blackdale, Great Sleights, Low Conyers Close, Welham Rigg, Orchard Close, Great Brow Close, and High Town- end Close (220 acres in all); 29 acres in Welham Low Moor; 12 closes called Great and little Parks, Little Sleights, Little Park, Flawith Close, High Conyers Close, New Ings, Two Sand Closes, Little Brow Close, Low Town-end Close and Pulley Garths (135 acres in all) 16 acres meadow in Long Ings with herbage of 19 acres; five ninths of the Chapel Leas; two thirds of the Triangle Garth; 291 acres arable, ling and heath all in Welham; common for 640 sheep in Welham Town Field and Welham Low Moor; 4 oxgangs in Sutton (60 acres); 'demense lands frontsteads and foundations' (5 acres) formerly belonging top Sutton Manor House ' when standing in Sutton East Garths; Sutton Moor and Whin Ends (60 acres); 3 parcels called Butt Speake; unstinted pasture for sheep in Sutton Moor and Whin Ends (60 acres)
Consideration: £3000 already loaned to John Nandyke, father and son, and £1400 11s 10d to parties as (1), by Robert Bower. |