| Description | Parties:
1) Edward Moody of Cowick, farmer and Elizabeth his wife, John Moody of Hull, master mariner and Mary his wife, Matthias Moody of Rawcliffe, yeoman and Mary his wife, Joseph Jackeman of Drypool, corn miller and Mary his wife, James Siddall of Rawcliffe, labourer and Elizabeth his wife, Maria Jaram of Cowick, widow, Joseph Habisher of Beverley, John Carr of Wakefield and James Hirst of Rawcliffe, gentlemans
2) William Sykes of Turnbridge, farmer, Richard Sykes of Cowick, farmer
Property: dwellinghouse with barn, stable and outbuildings and appurtenances and the two tenements or dwellinghouses adjoining thereto and the garth called The Hill and the close adjoining which together contain 6 acres all at Turnbridge in Rawcliffe
Consideration: £724 5s 9d
Witnesses: Galen Haire and John Borthwick Bingley
Includes:
Final agreements (2 pieces)
Parties:
1) William Sykes, plaintiff
2) Edward Moody and Elizabeth his wife, John Moody and Mary his wife, Matthias Moody and Mary his wife, Joseph Jakeman and Mary his wife, James Siddall and Elizabeth his wife, deforceants
Property: five seven parts of 5 messuages and 7 acres of land with appurtenances at Turnbridge
Consideration £160
Dated: 1812 |