| Description | 1. Charles Pitfield, Esq., and Richard Pitfield, London, gent. 2. Samuel Mowyer, London, Esq. Richard Pitfield with consent of Charles Pitfield, and for £1160 from 2. to Charles and 5/- from 2. to Richard. 1. to 2. Manor of Hawksbury with apps. Manor house and 3r., Harefield Close adjoining Manor House (9a.1r.), Garden (2a.1r.); Hanging Hills Close (4a), Fursey pasture ground called Meaden Hole (6a), Westhills Close (7a.3r.), Arable land called Furzey field (2a.1r.), Fenny field (4a.1r.), Stwait 916a.), Close of pasture called Bushfield (12a.), Close of arable divided into two Blacklands (11a.), 2 closes called Small meades (9a.2r), Marshground fresh and salt called Hawkesberry Hooke leading from the sea to Fobbing (24a.), All in Fobbing late in occup. of Charles Pitfield, and all else conveyed to Richard Pitfield by indenture of 20 Nov. last except messuage there mentioned now or late in occup. of Samuel Lewis in Grigories parish in London on the west of the street called Old Change. Usual covenants. 1. to do deeds of further assurance. Charles Pitfield will within 2 months surrender to Lord of the Manor all copyhold lands called Fullers, Cranes, and Landers in Fobbing and all other his manorial lands there to use of John Langly, London, Alderman and his heirs for ever, to the intent that said John Langly shall dispose of the same as 2. shall convey or dispose of said Manor.
Enclosed:
(a) Receipt 14 Mar. 1649 from R. Pitfield to Samuel Moyer Esq., £1160 for lease of the Manor of Hawkesbury.
(b) Receipt 31 Jan. 1650 from Roger Bird to Samuel Moyer for £130 for a purchase bought of William Bridge in Fobbing and belonging to Hawksbury Hooke.
(c) Manor of Hawxbury 12 Jun. 1598 Surrender (copy) by Lancellot Andrewes,D.D., of one messuage called Cranes and 9a. land to use of Thomas Princippe, son of Martha Salmon late Princippe, sister of Lancellot Andrewes and Admission of Thomas.
(d) Manor of Hawxbury 12 Jun. 1598 William Jeffery on 1 Jul. 1597 surrendered to Robert Taylor and Edward Indson, 1 cottage with garden and 2a. land called Bayles to use as declared in the will of said William Jeffery, i.e. to Joan my wife all my houses and lands with apps. in Fobbing, Langdon,Hills and Westerley for life paying to son William £3 p.a. while she lives. Said Joan is admitted.
(e) Manor of Hawxbury 12 Jun. 1598 William Jeffery on 1 July 1597 having surrendered as above 1 messuage and 30a. to use as (d) said Joan is admitted. |