| Description | Parties: Thomas Plumer, John Street, St Andrew Holborn above bars, Middlesex, and of Lilling Hall, esquire, Hall Plumer, residing at Fort St George, Madras, East Indies, esquire, Barlow Thecothick, Addington, Surrey, esquire, Christopher Hull, Inner Temple, London, gentleman, Thomas Croft, City of London, merchant, George Browne, City of London, merchant
Property: Manor of East Lilling and the town of East Lilling with the rights, members and appurtenances thereto belonging; also all that capital messuage or mansionhouse called Lilling Hall in East Lilling with the coach houses, stables etc and also the farms, messuages, cottages, lands and etc of Thomas Plumer and Hall Plumer at East Lilling or the Parish of Sheriff Hutton; a moiety or half part of the Manor of Colden Parva or Little Cowden and appurtenances, messuage and farm, barns, foldyards etc, shepherds' cottage and lands containing 400 acres called two Sheep Fields, North Close, Buck Close, Calf Close, Cow Field, Tup Close, Two Carrs, 2 Waywards, Cowden Hill, Middle Field, South Close, three Spellers Thistle Close and Horse Close
Witnesses: Michael Festing, clerk to the within named Mr Hull, Thomas Smith junior, clerk to Mr Hull, Mary Crosland, servant to Mr Plumer, I I Stracey, Nathaniel Paul, William Jeyes, clerk to Mr Croft, George Robson at Mr Browne's, Tower Hill, Will Gray junior, Thomas Lacy |