| Description | 1. John Hager of Bourne, Cambridge, Esq., and Anne his wife, sloe daughter and heir of Sir John Hewett. 2. George Wharton of London, Doctor of Physic, and J. Brown of Thriplowe, Cambridge, gent. Lordships and Manors of Waresley and Earls Manor. Capital messuage of Waresley with park etc. occupied Sir J. Hewett, with demense land appertaining. Messuages, farms, cottages, with land appertaining, totalling 1800acres heretofore occupied Richard Aspland, Edmund Cooke, James Stowe, William Smith, James Caulton, William Game, Thomas Hodson, Joseph Purish (alias Parish), Clement Ratcliffe, William Basse, Stephen Apthorp, Robert Gray, Richard Hall, widow Marsh, Edward Haddocks, Thomas Gilbert, J. Kidman, James Cockery, J. Field, J. Whiston, Mason, gent and Sir J. Hewett. Afterwards occupied J. Cooke, Thomas Pedley, Michael Phillips, Charles Minclel, (?), J. Collins, Thomas Paine, J. Gray, Richard Collins, William Harper, William Wells, William Dades, J. Lodge, George Dennis, and Sir John Hewett. Now occupied Thomas Pains, Francis Paine, Edward Hornsby, James Darlow, Ralph Peck, J.King, William Ayres, Thomas Jeekes, James Aspin, Thomas Darrington, J. King, Phillip Dennis, Joseph Sanders, Jarvis Smith, Nicholas Morley, Thomas Union, Clement Cuppys and Sir J. Hewett. 8acres wood ground. Cottages and closes (as in Conveyance 2 December 1722) of Apthorpe, Brunt, Hart and Gilbert, Harper and Gilbert. To use of John Hagar for life, run to use of Anne for life, remainder to John Hagar in fee. Witnesses: Richard Bunchley, Joseph Cooke, Nathan Seagoe, John Blackbeard. Signature and Seals of 1 and 2. |