| Description | Parties:
1) John Nandyke of Welham, gentleman
2) Thomas Wycliffe of Richmond, gentleman
Property: manors of Welham and Sutton. With mansion house of Welham, 3 cottages and closes called Black Dale, Great Sleights, Low Conyers Close, Welham Rigg, Orchard Close, Great Brow Close and High Town End Close; 20 acres. pasture in Welham Low Moore; closes called the Holmes, Great and Little Parks, Little Sleights, Flawith, High Conyers Close, New Ing, 2 Sand Closes, Littlebrow Close, Low Town End Close and Pulley Garths; 16 acres meadow in the Long Ings; 5 ninth parts of the Chapell Leas; 2 third parts of Triangle Garth; 296 acres. in the Town Fields; pasture for 640 sheep in Welham Townfield and Welham Low Moor, all in Welham. 4 oxgangs; demesne and furby lands (60 acres.); demesne lands, frontsteads and foundations belonging to the manor house of Sutton "when standing" and now lying in Sutton East Garths (5 acres.); stinted pastures called Sutton Moor and Whinn Ends; 3 parcels calles Buttspeake; and unstinted pasture for sheep in Sutton fields and moor, all in Sutton
Witnesses: J. Mayes, Thomas Douglas, Richard Cundall
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