| Description | Parties:
1) John Langwith, Idle, gentleman (grandson of John Bramley, Bracken Hall, Baildon, yeoman deceased), Richard Shackleton, Bradford, sadler, wife Lucy (only daughter of John Langwith)
2) John Exley, Furnivalls Inn
3) Joseph Bentley, Bradford, gentleman
Property: messuage, orchard, two gardens, and closes called Calf Croft, the Ing, Lime-Kiln Close, Lower and Over Bean Fields, Little Field, Orchard End Close, Back o' th' House Close and four Intacks (containing about 30 days work) in Stead in Burley, parish of Otley; newly-erected messuage near Bracken Hall Green with closes called Over Hole, Lower Hole, Nuke-ing, the Ing, the Comenomore Hole, the Five Pennyworth, the Hall Banks and the Dowlees (containing about 25 days work) in Baildon; two Coat Closes and West Field (containing about seven days work) in Idle; messuage, cottage, barn, shop and garden, the Croft, the Ing, Far Croft and Near Croft (containing about seven days work) in Yeadon; messuage, blacksmiths shop, cottage, Tenter Croft, Little Ing, House Close, Cocket Royd, and Great and Little Wood Parks (containing about 13 days work) in Idle, and cottage and building (formerly a cottage) called the Well House in Idle
To lead to a recovery to use of Richard Shackleton
Witnesses: John Robinson, Johnathan Bentley, Richard Gott, Daniel Battye junior, Thomas Walker, Robert Warter
With letter of attorney from Richard Shackleton to Thomas Aked, Bradford, merchant, to sell the premises, 18 Jul 1757 |