| Description | Parties:
1) Benjamin Blaydes the younger, Kingston upon Hull, esquire
2) Christopher Machell, Beverley, esquire, and Ann Machel his wife, a daughter of Christopher Scott, deceased
3) Richard Lowndes, Red Lyon Square, Middlesex, esquire
4) William Beverley, Beverley, esquire
5) John Alderson, Sculcoates, doctor of physick
Property: Capital messuage, with stables, dove cote, gardens and orchards, a farm house, 15 closes of land containing 230 acres, all in Aldbrough; messuage with shop, barn and garth and Dove Cote Close containing 6 acre 1 rood 28 perches and Ederwick [Etherdwick] Closes containing 9 acres, all in Aldbrough; various other messuages and closes including Sheep Close, Top Close, Low Close, Middle Close and Fore Close in Aldbrough
Consideration: £3150
Witnesses: George Gale, Galen Haire, Thomas Henry Kilvington, Savile Margerum
Note: Benjamin Blaydes was the son of Benjamin Blaydes and Kitty Blaydes, who was one of the three daughters of Christopher Scott, Kingston upon Hull, merchant, deceased, by his wife formerly Ann Clark, spinster. Christopher Machell
Memorial registered at Beverley, Book CB, Page 233, Number 377
Also includes attested copy of a recovery of lands in Aldbrough and Etherdwick dated 1800
Parties:
1) William Beverley, demandant
2) Richard Lowndes, gentleman
3) Benjamin Blaydes the younger, Christopher Machell and Ann Machell, his wife, tenants by their own warranty
Property: Two third parts of 8 messuages, 300 acres of land, 300 acres of meadow, and 300 acres of pasture in Aldbrough and Etherdwick |