| Description | Parties:
1) Sir Allan Apsley, Keeper of the Tower of London, William White, William Steventon and John Perkins of London gentlemen
2) John Pearson of Harpham gentleman: for £709 9 4d to Sir Aallan Apsley
Property: manor of Humanby with rents (including the price of a pair of gilded spurs (6d ), one lb pepper (16d), one oz silk (10d ), a pair of gloves (2d), and one oz silk (10d)), messuages, cottages, common of pasture in the Common Moores, meadow in the Towne Ings, bovates in the open fields, two smiths' shops and various closes (mentions Nether Close, Burlingarth, Dunken Close, Buttler Hill Close, Rosemarie Close, Castle Hill, Dunken Cote, Peereclose, Tenne Shillings Peece, Sheepedike Close, Burlees, Burlingdame Hill Close, Burlingdame Close, Little Peece, Buckton Inges, Bellcrofte, Le Carrehead, Naremore, Okecliffe, Okeclose Oddlande, Northmoore Close, Perdicote Hill, Fulthorpe Field, Hungate Garth, Middlecrofte, Earleings, Burling Dame, Cloughead, Ambrey Garth, le Sheild, Chaplefeild, Wrentcliffe Ings, Amvell Close, Harboroughend Close, Square Close, Beckhill alias Bockhill, Middle Crofte, Cromeholme Crofte, Calfehills and Ingebotham) Tenants and annual values specified Formerly property of Earl and Countess of Lennox
Recites Grant of the premises in fee farm to William White, William Steventon, and John Pearson by Letters Patent under seal of the Duchy of Lancaster (15 Sep 1629). Reserving an annual rent of £20 3 6d to Corporation of London; two windmills; pier 'called Filip Peere; forests and chases, etc
Copied 28 May 1666 |