| Description | Parties:
1) John Blunt, Welton, esquire, wife Elizabeth, son and heir Samuel, second son William, Ratsey alias Rotsey [Rotsea], gentleman
2) Thomas Wakefeild, Thormondby, esquire, son and heir William Wakefeild
Property: messuage and farm, of which Towry Close is part, and 64 acres and 12 acres arable, messuage, 73 acres, 21 acres meadow and one acre pasture, messuage, croft, four oxgangs, three closes (one called Dawby Close and another Butcher Close) and eight acres meadow in Arnold Inges, half an oxgang in the East Feild, four and a half acres in the West Field, one acre in Arnold Ings, all in Arnold; cottage, hempgarth and close in Long Riston; close called Cawdrum in Rowton; annual rent of 14s (part of annual rent of £2 4s eight and a half d) from manors of Arnold, Hornsea Burton and Benington; fee farm rent of £15 3s 4d from lands in Beverley; messuage and close called East Carr (Lowchen alias Lowden Carr west; Hull Water south and east; Feather Holme, East Field and Coulsons Garth east) in Rotsey [Rotsea]; messuage, croft, close and three oxgangs, half an oxgang in Burstwick Field, half an oxgang in Sand Green, half an oxgang in Lelley Bramers; messuage called Downe House, garth, two closes and 26 acres, all in Lelley; cottage, garden and 69 and a half acres arable, six acres meadow and four acres pasture, in lordship of Molescroft; Great Carr Close in the Woodhall near Beverley with Little Casey Close lying near to it; tithes of corn and grain on Killingwould Graves Flatt called Galley Flatts and Laundies Close in Molescroft; parcel called Low Flatt (six acres) with its tithes of corn and grain (lately belonging to the hospital of Killingwold Grange)
Consideration: £1000
Witnesses: Marmaduke Nelson, William Hardwicke, Henry Spendlove, Daniel Copley, John Ayre
Endorsed with receipt for £515 paid to William Wakefeild by Hugh Bethell by appointment of John Blunt; and of consequent discharge of the mortgage, 19 Nov 1694
Witnesses: Francis Hildyard, Thomas Tothill, Benjamin Hayward |