| Description | Of manor of dissolved Reigate Priory, manor house known as Priory House or Place House, with stables, etc and 28 acres late in tenure if Elizabeth, dowager Countess of Peterborough, then of John Parsons, deceased, 28 acres and all other lands belonging to Priory, 28 acres known as Ropers, 70 acres known as Littletons, 16 acres known as Littletons' Coppice, 20 acres known as The Brooks, 14 acres in occupation of Robert Nicholson, ½ acre in Wren Head, Wonham Mill with 1½ acres called Kittle Shaw, 2 acres in Betchworth Field, 14 acres called Proffitts Lands, a tenement with 60 acres, Dary-house Farm with 60 acres, 70 acres called Priors Lands in Nutfield, 8 acres in Burstow, 1 acre in Buckley all of which are in Reigate, Dorking, Horley, Nutfield, Burstow, Betchworth, Buckley, Gratton, Capell, Westhumble, Mickleham, Wonham and Fetcham (Surrey) and other minor properties in Reigate, Horley and elsewhere in Surrey, rectory with parsonage house and 100 acre glebe of Dorking, rectory with parsonage house and 30 acres glebe of Capell, the advowsons of Dorking and Mickleham and of the vicarage of Capell, fee farm of £6 3s 8d from Manor of Westhumble and lands in Headley and Walton.Humphry Parsons of Reigate, esquire, to John Crowley of East Greenwich (Kent), esquire, and Sir Robert Nightingale of London, baronet. |