| Description | Parties:
1) Henry Witham of Woodhall esquire, and his eldest son and heir Matthew Henry Witham of Nuttalls esquire, Richard Roward of Sutton bricklayer, Richard Smith of Hull tailor and Robert Perrott and John Hart overseers of the poor of Sutton (trustees of John Payne and Ann Hill)
2) Thomas Broadley and Charles Pool esquires and Daniel Whitaker, John Gylby, John Baxby and Edmund Popple gentlemen, (Trustees under Holderness Drainage Act) all of Hull
Property: stable adjoining inn called the Antigallican with adjacent little house and passage, with yard and shed used as a coal and lime shed; messuage divided into two tenements; messuage divided into two tenements with coal shed; yard used as a Raff-yard; messuage divided into three tenements and granary; tenement now used as a work shop; messuage and yard used as a Poor House in occupation of John Payne and Ann Hill; 3 little tenements and north. end of a granary (9256 feet in all). (Tenants named) all in Sutton
Witnesses: John Parker, J Green, James Crosby, William Brown, James Wilkinson. |