Wiltshire - General Abstract of Brinkworth Leases, 1700-1750

Transcribed by Clive R.G. Henly, 1993
From an original document held at the Wiltshire & Swindon Archives.
Library Reference: 88:2/37b

Field Name Index   Person Index

The original document, from which this extract is taken, contains details of leases in Brinkworth and other manors which were, at the start of the eighteenth century, in the hands of the Earl of Berkshire. This extract is a transcription of those sections pertaining only to the manor of Brinkworth.

The original document is held at the Wiltshire and Swindon Archives Reference 88:2/37b.

The reference numbers in the left hand margin have been added by the author for indexing purposes.

CLIVE R.G. HENLY
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		GENERAL ABSTRACT of BRINKWORTH LEASES
	To
1.	Jonas Alloway	16 January 1720 For the Lives of Richard, Mary, and Anne
		Alloway (Son and Daughters of the Said Jonas) on the
		surrender of a former Lease Granted to Joan Ackswick 17th
		June 1713
		The 4th part of a Ground called West Hargrove containing
		With Tythes of the same, and Liberty of Commoning on
		Brinkworth March, Black Moor, Sundays Hill and all Ways
		Lanes and Commonable Places in Brinkworth.
		Rent: £0 4s 6d
2.	Jonas Alloway	21st March 1720 For the Lives of Richard, Mary & Anne
		Alloway on the Surrender of a Former Lease Granted to
		Jonas Alloway 21st March 1720
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture called the upper Westfield
		lately Divided into two Containing together 8 acres
		Rent: £0 5s 4d
3.	Jonas Alloway	25th March 1725 Richard and Anne Alloway a Close of
		Meadow or Pasture Ground
		Rent: £0 3s 8d
4.	James Butler	20th September 1709 For the Lives of the said James, Joan
		his Wife and James their Son on the surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to William Clark 20 June 4 Jacobi.
		A Cottage with a Garden Plott adjoining, Situate at a
		place called Clitchbury Green Under Shopcroft Hedge
		containing 1 acre.
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
5.	Elizabeth Butler	18 Oct 1726 For the Lives of the said Elizabeth, Sarah
		Edwards, and Elizabeth Robins. On Surrender of her Copy
		Court Roll 12 November 1695
		A Close of Meadow called the Lye.
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
6.	William Bartlett	1st September 1717 For the Lives of Elizabeth, Alice, and
		Jane Bartlett Daughters of the said William. Granted to
		John Weekes the Elder 21st October 1672.
		A Close of Ground called Ipcroft Tyth free, lying in a
		certain place called Windmill field near Hargrove Hill
		Containing 3 acres.
		Rent: £0 3s 4d
7.	William Bartlett	14 November 1724 For the Lives of the said William, Anne,
		and Henry Roberts daughter and Son of Henry Roberts of
		Coxwell Com Berks on the surrender of a Lease Granted to
		Susanna Broadhead 19 November 1716
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture known by the Name of
		Westfield, 3 Acres.
		Rent: £0 4s 9d

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8.	William Bartlett	6th Janry 1724 For the Lives of Jane Bartlett, Mary
		Brown, and Alice Brown Daughters of John Brown of
		Tockenham on the Surrender of a Lease Granted to Samuel
		Fry the Elder 6th November 1714.
		A Close of Arable & Pasture called Stock Mead containing
		7 acres.
		Rent: £0 2s 2d
9.	William Bartlett	20 February 1727 For the Lives of Henry, Willam and
		Oliver Langley on the surrender of a Lease Granted to
		John Clark of Brinkworth 20 November 1724
		A Cottage with an Orchard and Garden thereunto belonging
		Now in the Possession of (blank)
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
10.	Anthony Barnes	18 July 1712 For the Lives of said Anthony, George Ayliff
		and Anthony Ayliff Sons of Thomas Ayliff.
		A Cottage with a Garden, Orchard & Backside thereunto
		belonging Now in the Possession of (blank)
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
11.	Jacob Buckland	3 March 1745 For the Lives of Anne his Wife, John their
		Son, and Philip Fry Son of Samuel Fry on the Surrender
		of a former Lease Granted to Samuel Fry the Elder 20
		October 1714 One half Moiety of a Meadow Ground sometime
		a Wood and Underwood called West Hargrove, which, lyeth
		on the South Side of the Cartway of the same Grove or
		Wood and on the East Side thereof and lays at the North
		End of the East Moiety, being Parcel of the Demesne Lands
		containing 5 Acres.
		And Also that part of Coppice Ground which lyeth on the
		North Side of the Cartway in west Hargrove with all Woods
		Underwoods Thorns and Bushes containing (blank)
		Rent: £0 6s 0d
12.	Francis Clark	20 September 1709 For the Lives of the Said Francis,
		Sarah his Wife & John their Son on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to Francis Clark 29th January 1679
		A Cottage or Tenement with half an Acre adjoining Situate
		at a place called Joans Green 2 Roods.
		Rent: £0 4s 0d
13.	Francis Clark	27th February 1726 For the Lives of John, Abraham and
		Francis All Canters Lane from the East Corner of Crocams
		Lane to Charleton Comon and also a Peice of Ground
		adjoining to the Said Lane lying in the North West Corner
		of Woodhill Coppice being Divided from the Said lane by
		an Old Ditch Containing 10 acres.
		Rent: £1 0s 0d

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14.	Abraham Clark	In trust &c 25th September 1741 For the Lives of John
		Smith Ann his Wife and Remoth their Daughter on the
		Surrender of a Lease Granted to William Hurlbat 20
		September 1709 A Close of Pasture Ground lying in a Place
		called Ox-hays Thick and And the house Built thereon
		Containing 6 Acres - Together with the Tythes of the same
		now in the Tenure of (blank)
		Rent: £0 3s 0d
15.	Francis Clark	8 February 1745 For the Lives of Francis & Abraham Clark
		his Sons and Abraham Clark his Nephew on the Surrender
		of a former Lease - A Messuage or Tenement & parcel of
		Land adjoining being in the late Forrest of Brayden near
		a place called Woodhill containing 3 Acres.
		Rent: £0 4s 6d
16.	John Cripps	7 August 1729 for the Lives of John Cripps the Younger,
		the Elder Hannah and Prudence Son & Daughters of the Said
		John Cripps the Elder on the Surrender of a former lease
		granted to William Walker dated (blank)
		A Cottage with the Garden from the same to the Ditch late
		of one William Hale & now of (blank) containing in Length
		3 Lugg and 2 Lugg in Breadth - And also another Cottage
		or Tenement with the Orchard Garden and peice of Ground
		thereunto belonging containing 12 feet in Length as it
		is now Paled in, with Liberty of Common &c.
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
17.	John Cripps	1 October 1734 In trust William Hurlbat Hannah his Wife
		and Mary Ovens on the Surrender of a Former Lease Granted
		to William Hurlbat 20 November 1727.
		A Cottage or Tenement with the Stable Garden & Orchard
		thereunto belonging and adjoining Now in the Possession
		of (blank)
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
18.	Richard Cripps	25th March 1744 For the Lives of the said Richard Cripps
		and Edward Cripps his Son and John Cripps Son of Samuel
		Cripps of Stone Easton in the County of Somerset on the
		Surrender of a Former Lease Granted to Richard Cripps 3
		June 1736.
		A Cottage with the Appurtanences and a Close of Pasture
		or Meadow called Fawce Leaze now in the Tenure of (blank)
		Rent: £0 3s 4d
19.	Abraham Clark	23 December 1747 For the Lives of Francis Clark the
		Younger, John Clark the Younger And Abraham Clark Sons
		of John Clark the Elder & Nephewes to the said Abraham
		Clark on the Surrender of Two Copys of Court Rool 5
		October 1709 by Thomas Clark.
		One Close called Lypyate Mead containing (blank)
		And a Close of Meadow or Pasture called the Horne Close
		5 Acres.
		Rent: £0 4s 1½d

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20.	William Cally	27 September 1745 For the Life of Arabella his Wife, Ann
		his Daughter aged About 20 Weeks and Nevil Moreton
		Pleydell On the Surrender of a former Lease Granted to
		William Pleydell 3 January 1723
		A Messuage called Pingalls with all the Houses Buildings
		&c belonging or Usually Lett as part thereof
		And Also all those Closes belonging to a Cottage called
		Austins Tyth free
		And those Pasture Grounds or Meadows called Pitts Lands
		Containing 40 Acres
		And Also that piece of Meadow Ground Containing 1 Acre
		Rent: £3 18s 8d
21.	Robert Dodson	12 October 1749 For the Lives of the Said Robert Dodson,
		John Dodson & William Dodson Sons of the Said Robert
		Dodson.
		A Cottage with a Garden on the North West Side of the
		common now in the Possession of the Said Robert Dodson
		50 Pearches.
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
22.	Thomas Dixon	14 June 1725 For the Lives of Thomas Joseph John Dixon,
		sons of the Said Thomas Dixon.
		A Cottage & Garden thereunto belonging containing 2
		Roods.
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
23.	Elizabeth Dixon	3 July 1717 For the Lives of the Said Elizabeth Mary her
		Daughter & Thomas her Son
		A Parcel of Ground lately inclosed out of the Common and
		Adjoining to Lands of Christopher Mills 1 Perch
		Rent: £0 0s 4d
24.	Elizabeth Dixon	4 July 1717 for her Life & Elizabeth & Thomas her Son &
		Daughter On the Surrender of a former Lease
		A Cottage & Garden in the Tenure of the Said Elizabeth
		Dixon.
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
25.	Henry Fry	25th September 1741 For the Lives of Henry Fry Ann Wife
		of the Said Henry And Samuel Fry on the Surrender of a
		Former Lease Granted to William Fry 20 September 1709.
		A Messuage or Tenement & Buildings with the Garden &
		Orchard thereunto Belonging
		A Close known by the Name of the Home Close Containing
		3 Acres
		A Close Called Middle Leaze Containing 2 Acres
		A Close Called the Lower Leaze 5 Acres
		Rent: £0 3s 7d
26.	William Fry	25 March 1727 For the Lives of the Said William Mary, &
		Henry his Daughter And Son on the Surrender of a Lease
		Granted to William Fry 27 May 1719
		A Cottage or Tenement with a garden adjoining near Robert
		Skeats and Now in the Occupation of (blank)
		Rent: £0 2s 0d

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27.	Mary Godwin	15 October 1748 For the Lives of Mary Godwin, Henry Drew,
		& Grace Stratton on the Surrender of a Copy of Court Roll
		dated 21st October 1716
		A Close of Meadow called Glazelands Containing 5 Acres
		Rent: £0 11s 6d
28.	Thomas Hurlbatt	20 September 1709 For the Lives of the Said Thomas
		Elizabeth and Anne his Daughters on the Surrender of a
		Former Lease Granted to Thomas Hurlbatt 7 January 1691
		A Cottage, Close, Garden & Orchard now in ye possession
		of (blank)
		Rent: £0 4s 0d
29.	Thomas Hayward	14 November 1747 For the Lives of the Said Thomas Mary
		his Wife & Thomas their Son on the Surrender of a Former
		Lease Granted to John Lewis the Elder 6 May 1732
		A Cottage or Tenement with a Garden thereunto adjoining
		and situate near the Marygold Leaze
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
30.	William Hale	14 November 1747 For the Lives of the Said William Hale,
		Mary his Wife and Robert Pinnel of Kempsford Com
		Gloucester on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted to
		Robert Pinnel 16 March 1713
		A Cottage with a Farnindel of Land thereto adjoining
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
31.	Honorable Thomas	15 June 1742 A Messuage &c now in the Tenure
	Howard Esquire	of John Stratton
		Rent: £8 16s 0d
		vide page 11 (Ed: Items 79 - 81)
32.	Thomas Hurlbatt	24 September 1719 For the Lives of Thomas Hurlbat,
	Senior	William & Elizabeth Children of the Said Thomas, a
		Messuage with Orchard & Garden Containing 2 Roods
		And two Closes of Pasture or Meadow called Parkers
		6 Acres
		Rent: £0 6s 11d
33.	William Jennings	14 November 1747 For the Lives of the Said William
	the Elder	Jennings Mary his Wife and William their Son on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to Abraham Cox
		8 October 1741
		Two Small Houses or Tenements with Orchard, Garden &
		Backside And a close of Meadow or Pasture thereto
		Adjoining 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
34.	Elizabeth Jacob	Mary Jacob Wife of James Clutterbuck of St Mary Le Strand
		& John Jacob of Tockenham Esquire hold by Indenture dated
		7 July 1750 On the Surrender of a Former Lease Granted
		to Goddard Smith Esquire 11 September 1727
		Rent: £1 7s 8d

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35.	Francis Langley	7 May 1718 For the Lives of Said Francis, Elizabeth his
		Wife and Henry their Son on the Surrender of a Former
		Lease Francis Langley among other Lands dated (blank)
		A Close of Arable or Pasture Ground heretofore inclosed
		and Was Part of New Park bounding East on a Close
		belonging to the Parson of Brinkworth &c as above in
		Francis Langley's Lease
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
36.	John Little	28 August 1736 For the Lives of Isaac, Joseph and
	the Elder	William Little on the Surrender of a Former Lease
		Granted to Edith Darter 10th of Sepember 1709
		A close of meadow or pasture ground with a small house
		built thereon containing 6 acres
		ent: £0 5s 0d
37.	John Little	28 August 1736 For the Lives of Isaac, Joseph and
	the Elder	William Little on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted
		to Thomas Walker 21 March 1720
		A Cottage & Garden Ground Now in the Tenure of (blank)
		Rent: £0 2s 6d
38.	John Little	15 January 1739 For the Lives of Said John, John
	Senior	Junior & Joseph Little his Sons on ye Surrender of a
		Lease Granted to Said John Little 10 February 1723
		A Messuage or Tenement now in the Possession of (blank)
		with three Luggs of Ground thereto adjoining being part
		of the Backside
		Also those Six Grounds used & occupied with ye same
		Containing together 20 Acres And was part of 58A.3R.0P
		heretofore Granted to Henry Buckland having Garsden
		Common on the North side the way leading from Brinkworth
		to Charlton on the West, Woodhill Coppice on the North
		East & a Ground of Abraham Bucklands on the South Tythe
		free
		Rent: £0 12s 6d
39.	Thomas Lewis	12 October 1749 For the Lives of the Said Thomas Lewis
		Betty Lewis his Wife and Edward their Son
		1 Messuage with a Garden Ground containing 0A.0R.50P
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
40.	Elizabeth Ludlow	10 May 1726 For her Life & the Life of William Gape of
		Reading Gent being a Reversionary Lease
		All that Messuage with the Appurtanences in Brinkworth
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture adjoining, 4 Acres
		A Close Called Church Croft with a little Paddock
		Adjoining Containing 7 Acres
		A Close Called Windmill field Containing 15 Acres
		A Close of Meadow on a certain Mead called Broad Mead
		A Close of Do [Meadow] or Pasture called the Westfield
		containing 10 Acres
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture called Wood Close 6 Acres
		And A Close of Meadow or Pasture called ye Oare 6 Acres
		Rent: £0 19s 0d

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41.	William Langley	9 October 1747 For the Lives of the Said William Mary his
		Wife and Francis their Son on the Surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to Francis Langley 29 March 1744
		A Cottage with a Garden & Orchard to the same adjoining
		Near to an Estate called Connels at Brayden Side
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
42.	Thomas Mapson	29 March 1746 For the Lives of John, Thomas and
	the Elder	Mary Mapson Sons and Daughter of the Said Thomas Mapson
		A Cottage or Tenement and outhouse near adjoining to the
		same and the Garden ground thereto belonging Containing
		about a quarter of An Acre and situate near the Personage
		House
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
43.	William Mathews	8th June 1710 Determinable on the Deaths of Ann,
		Elizabeth and William Daughter and Son of the Said
		William on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted to
		William Mathews 5th July 1693
		A Cottage Garden & Orchard now in the Possession of
		(blank)
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
44.	William Mathews	6 June 1710 For the Lives of Charles, Mary & Dorothy, Son
		& Daughters of the Said William on the Surrender of a
		former Lease granted 3rd January 1690.
		A Piece of Garden Ground & a House Errected thereon
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
45.	Nathan Mathews	1 February 1731 For the Lives of the Said Nathan, and
		Nathan & Margaret his Son & Daughter
		A Cottage with a Garden Ground containing 10 Perches
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
46.	William Mathews	23 March 1748 For the Lives of John Mathews, son of
		William Mathews Deceased and William & John Mathews Sons
		of William Mathews party hereunto
		A Messuage or Tenement with Garden Orchard & piece of
		Pasture Containing together 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
47.	John Mathews	12 October 1749 For the Lives of Said John Mathews,
	the Elder	Mary his Wife and John Mathews the Younger on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to John Mathews 2
		January 1692
		A Cottage and outhouse adjoining to a Ground called
		Sandmans Now in the Possession of (blank)
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
48.	Joseph Mathews	8 November 1749 For the Lives of the Said Joseph
		Mathews, Charles Mathews and Isaac Mathews (Brothers of
		the Said Joseph Mathews) on the Surrender of a Lease
		Granted to John Mills 7 Augt 1710
		A Cottage and Close of Pasture adjoining containing 1
		Acre
		Rent: £0 4s 0d

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49.	Jonas Mathews	14 September 1720 For the Lives of Mary, Jonas & John
		Mathews
		A Cottage next the High Street at Brinkworth together a
		Parcel of Ground lying on the North Side of the Said
		Cottage Containing 18 feet
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
50.	John Nichols	14 February 1749 For the Lives of the Said John, John
		Nichols the Younger & Jeremiah Clifford son of Elizabeth
		Clifford of Brinkworth
		A Messuage or Tenement with Several Closes of Land (to
		Wit) the Cow Leaze Two Bee-Meads, the Grove, and three
		little Grounds Containing in the Whole 23 Acres
		Rent: £0 9s 6d
51.	John Ovens	6th February 1716 For the Lives of Said John Ovens, Mary
		his Wife and Robert their Son
		Two Closes of Pasture called Webbs Containing 5 Acres One
		having Canters Lane on the East Side And the other
		Woodhill Coppice on the West
		Rent: £2 10s 0d
52.	Willm Oram	25th March 1748 For the Lives of the Said William,
		William his Son and Ann his Daughter on the
		surrender of a Former Lease to Leonard Spratt 25 March
		1727
		A Close Called Upper Westfield Leaze Now in ye Occupation
		of Joseph Buckland Containing 9 Acres
		Rent: £0 3s 7d
53.	Edward Ponting	10th April 1712 For the Lives of Edward, Jane his Wife
		and Nicholas their Son
		A Messuage with Garden Orchard and out Buildings
		thereunto belonging with 7 Acres of Meadow or Pasture
		Ground
		Bean Furlong part thereof contains 3 Acres
		A Piece lying on the West Side of the Said Furlong 2
		Acres
		And Gibel Piece being the Remainder 2 Acres
		Rent: £1 0s 0d
54.	John Ponting	9 November 1722 For the Lives of Abraham Ponting son of
		the Said John Ponting in In reversion The former Lease
		Granted to John Ponting Dated 14 September 1669
		A Close of Meadow Ground called Ipcroft Furlong
		Containing 3 Acres
		Rent: £0 5s 0d
55.	John Ponting	11 July 1723 For the Lives of Abraham & John Ponting sons
		of the Said John and Anne his Wife on the Surrender of
		a Former Lease Granted to John Ponting 7 December 1716
		A Cottage with a Garden & Orchard and a little peice of
		Ground adjoining And two Cottages lately Errected on the
		Said peice of Ground Situate at the East End of the Bat-
		hay & now in the possession of (blank)
		Rent: £0 4s 0d

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56.	Daniel Punter	10 September 1733 For the Lives of the Said Daniel Anne
		& Roger his Daughter & Son on the Surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to Daniel Punter 6 May 1712
		A Close of Pasture called the Lye containing 4 Acres
		Rent: £0 6s 8d
57.	Robert Palmer	12 October 1749 for the Lives of the Said Robert Lewin
		Palmer & Thomas Palmer his Sons on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to Thomas Lewin 19 March 1713
		A Messuage and a Close called Little Hams wherein it
		stands Containing 1 Acre
		A Close Called Hoor House, 5 Acres
		A Close of Pasture Ground called Philpes, 5 Acres
		A Close of Pasture Called North Croft, 2 Acres
		And one Acre of Meadow lying in Broadmead
		With Liberty of Common in Brinkworth Marsh &c
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
58.	Christopher Prid	dy 22 June 1749 For the Lives of Anthony Priddy Betty
		Priddy (his Son and Daughter) and Christopher Wright Son
		of William Wright of Rodborn Com. Wilts on the Surrender
		of a former Lease Granted to Thomas Nichols 10 October
		1734
		A Cottage or Tenement with the Garden Ground adjoining
		situate Near Wallis's Green
		Rent: £0 2s 6d
59.	Daniel Potter	8 November 1749 For the Lives of Daniel, Chritopher
		Potter and Abraham Potter his Sons
		1 Cottage or Tenement with the Garden Ground and Close
		adjoining Containing together 1 Acre Situate at the North
		East End of the Common near Penns Lodge
		Rent: £0 2s 6d
60.	Richard Richens	15th December 1731 For the Lives of the Said Richard,
		John his Brother & Francis Son of John Richens, on the
		Surrender of a Lease Granted to Robert Richens 7 May 1718
		A Messuage or Tenement with Orchard & Garden thereto
		belonging called Penns Lodge with the Plecks thereto
		adjoining as they are severally Inclosed Viz.
		Two Closes and one Meadow lying on the East side of the
		Messuage & Bounding Southward upon Brinkworth March
		Containing together 20 Acres
		Rent: £0 18s 0d
61.	Edward Robinson	20th September 1727 For the Lives of the said Edward,
		Thomas Burchell & Edward Giles on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to William Robinson 20 June 29th
		Charles 2nd
		A Piece of Arable or Pasture Ground having a Lane called
		Canters Lane on the North side thereof and a Purlieu late
		in the Tenure of Timothy Darter on the East with all
		manner of Tythes arising there from containing 12 Acres
		Rent: £0 5s 0d

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62.	Mary Robbins	2nd December 1731 For the Lives of the Said Mary, Henry
		Robbins & John Robbins on the surrender of a Copy of
		Court Roll Granted to ye Said Mary Robbins
		A Messuage with the out Buildings and Garden thereto
		belonging, And also Several Closes of Arable Pasture &
		Meadow Ground known by Several Names of the
		Home Leaze containing (blank)
		The Lye-peice
		Two Grounds at the Bottom of the Home Layes
		The 3 Acre Cowles' Leaze
		The Dry Ground
		And Brook Mead
		Rent: £0 14s 2d
63.	Francis Rodway	20 August 1739 For the Lives of the Said Francis,
	Senior	Francis his Son, and Ann Rodway his Daughter on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to John Simkins 20
		September 1709
		1 Piece of Arable or Pasture Ground lying in New Park in
		the late Forest of Braydon containing 14 Acres
		With the Tythes of the same
		Rent: £2 0s 0d
64.	Roger Sherrer	14 November 1721 For the Lives of the Said John, Mary his
		Wife, and Robert their Son on the Surrender of a Lease
		Granted to William Brook 20 September 1709
		A Close of Pasture called Glass Lands containing 3 Acres
		Rent: £0 1s 6d
65.	John Sherrer	26 October 1726 For the Lives of the Said John, Mary his
		Wife & John his Son on the Surrender of a former Lease
		Granted to John Sherrer 16 December 1709
		A Cottage or Tenement with and a Garden Plott of Ground
		adjoining and lying between a Close Called Bakers on the
		East & the Highway at Bakers Bridge on the West
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
66.	John Simkins	10 April 1711 For the Lives of the Said John, Mary
		Sellman & William Sellman on the Surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to John Simkins 10 February 1690
		1 Messuage or Tenement with a peice of Pasture Ground &
		the Tythes thereof called Wood Furlong Containing 14
		Acres
		Rent: £1 0s 0d
67.	John Simkins	16 July 1714 For the Lives of William Sellman, Anne and
		Elizabeth Sellman
		A Cottage or Tenement with Several Closes called Skulls
		Containing Together 20 Acres
		With Tythes of the same
		Rent: £10 0s 0d

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68.	Thomas Skull	27 January 1728 For the Lives of Rebeccah Hooke, John
		Gastril and William Ponting in Consideration of a former
		Lease dated (blank)
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground (part of the Demesnes
		of the Manor of Brinkworth) called Ipcroft Furlong, 3
		Acres
		Rent: £0 5s 0d
69.	Francis Skull	7th June 1711 For the Lives of John Skull, Robert Panting
		& William Fry in consideration of a former Lease Granted
		to Elizabeth Skull
		A Cottage or Tenement with a Garden & Orchard as they are
		Now Divided Situate at the East End of the Church house
		Barton
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
70.	Elizabeth Skull	19 June 1728 For the Lives of the Said Elizabeth,
		Jeremiah Clifford and Jeremiah Knight on the Surrender
		of a Former Lease Granted John Skull 15 October 13 Car
		2nd
		A Messuage with outhouses, Garden and Orchard thereunto
		belonging
		Also three Closes of Pasture now laid into one and called
		the Home Close Containing 20 Acres
		A Close of Meadow called Hele Mead adjoining to Lypyate
		Lane 3 Acres
		A Close of Pasture called Windmill field, 14 Acres
		And a Piece of Meadow lying in Broad Mead, 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 12s 4d
71.	Thomas Skull	5 January 1729 For the Lives of Sarah Mathews, Jasper
		Mathews and Daniel Mathews on the Surrender of a former
		Lease Granted 26 October 31 Car 2nd
		A Cottage or Tenement with a Garden thereunto belonging
		Rent: £0 1s 8d
72.	Leonard Spratt	22 August 1712 For the Lives of the Said Leonard, Jane
		his Wife and Jane his Daughter
		A Close of Arable or Pasture Ground whereon a Cottage is
		Built 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
73.	Leonard Spratt	19 September 1728 For the Lives of Abraham Buckland the
		Younger Jane his Wife and Joseph their Son on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to Abraham Buckland
		3rd April 1718
		A Ground called Fernhill containing 7 Acres
		And Also a little Orchard lately Planted both Fine free
		Rent: £0 3s 3d
74.	John Skuse	2nd November 1713 For the Lives of Said John, Mary &
		Lucy his Sisters on the Surrender of a Former Lease
		Grantd to Lucy Burchell 26 October 1679
		A Cottage with one Close of Pasture Ground containing 1
		Acre
		Rent: £0 4s 0d

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75.	Elizabeth Smith	20 June 1721 for the Lives of the Said Elizabeth
		Elizabeth her Daughter & Robert Ovens A Cottage adjoining
		to Wood-furlong
		Two Small Plotts of Meadow Ground containing 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
76.	Robert Smith	24 November 1741 For the Lives of the Said Robert,
		William Smith his Son and Mary Newell on the Surrender
		of a Former Lease Granted to Ann Cripps 24 September 1719
		A Cottage or Tenement with a little parcel of Ground
		adjoining Containing 1 rood
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
77.	John Smith	13 June 1743 For the Lives of the Said John Smith & Mary
		his Wife
		A Cottage or Tenement with Two Lugg of Ground adjoining
		Containing 2 Perch
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
78.	Joan Savage	15 November 1722 For the Lives of Richard Pinnel, John
		Sherer & Daniel Pinnel
		A Cottage with a Garden situate on Brinkworth Marsh
		leading to Baynards Ash
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
79.	John Stratton	10 May 1716 For the Lives of John Stratton, Richard
		Stratton and Robert Stratton his Sons on the surrender
		of the following premises held by Copy of Court Roll.
		Wallis's Towns-end Close containing 9 Acres
		A Close Called Lyncroft's Mead - 3 Acres
		The Ash Close - 6 Acres
		Rent: £0 8s 8d
80.	John Stratton	11 May 1730 For the Lives of Elizabeth & Robert
		Stratton & Nathaniel Edwards on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to Anthony Edwards 23 November 1711
		A Parcell of Inclosed Ground in the Forest of Braydon
		called the Hundred Acres
		Rent: £10 0s 0d
81.	John Stratton	2nd March 1723 For the Lives of John & William
		Stratton Sons of the Said John and Elizabeth Smart on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to Elizabeth Dafter
		7 May 1714
		A Piece of Ground lying within the Purlieus of the late
		Forest of Braydon in a place Called New Park And a
		Messuage lately Errected on a part of the premises which
		Abutt on Lands in the possession of John Barnes on the
		East and Lands Called Sundays Hill on the South
		Containing 26 Acres
		Rent: £4 0s 0d
82.	Robert Stratton	21st February 1737 For the Lives of the Said Robert Jane
		his Wife and Prudence their Daughter on the surrender of
		a former Lease Granted to Joseph Ranger 10 June 1711
		A Cottage or Tenement adjoining to the Church House Lands
		Rent: £0 2s 0d

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83.	The Honorable	If the Said Thomas Howard, William Stratton & Robert
	Thomas Howard	Stratton so long live
	Esquire to John	A Messuage &c now in possession of the Said John Stratton
	Stratton for	Three Closes of Pasture or Meadow called ye Home Closes
	96 years	40 Acres
		Also three Closes of Pasture called Hay-croft Hills
		containing 15 Acres
		A Close of Pasture called the Furlongs - 8 Acres
		A Close called the Farm Acre containing near 2 Acres
		And a Close of Meadow called Custard Mead 8 Acres
		With the Tythes thereof
		And also a Messuage called Barnes's with the
		Buildings thereto belonging
		Also a Close of Meadow or Pasture thereto adjoining
		called the Home Close containing 12 Acres
		A Close of Meadow called the Mead - 7 Acres
		A Close of Pasture called Sand Croft - 3 Acres
		A Close of Pasture called Barnes's Acre 1 Acre
		A Close of Arable Land Called the Long-Ground - 4 Acres
		A Close of Pasture called Barnes's Wind-Mill field - 5
		Acres
		Rent: £50 16s 0d
84.	John Thompson	4th October 1719 For the Lives of Jane Thompson his Wife,
		John and Lidia his Son and Daughter
		A Messuage known by the Name of the White Lyon Inn
		And A Close of Meadow or Pasture containing 1 Acre
		And Also another Close lying near Lypgate at ye Towns-end
		2 Rood
		Rent: £0 6s 0d
85.	Richard Willis	7 November 1715 For the Lives of the Said Richard
		Willis, Hannah Stratton, and Richard Willis Stratton on
		the surrender of a former Lease Granted to (blank) 3rd
		October 1678
		A Plott or Parcell of Pasture Ground lying at the North
		End of the Sheephouse Furlong Close 3 Perch With a
		Cottage lately Errected on the same
		A Close in Glaze Land containing 2 Acres
		And two Acres Pasture, part of the Demesne Lands 2 Acres
		Rent: £0 3s 2d
86.	John Wise	10 May 1725 For the Lives of the Said John, Thomas Wise
		his Brother & William Fry on the surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to John Fry 10 October 1692
		A Cottage and One Close of Meadow called Fawce Leaze
		2A 2R
		Rent: £0 3s 4d
87.	Richard Wiltshire	27 October 1726 For the Lives of ye Said Richard, John
		his Son, and John Nichols - A Cottage with Backside &
		Garden Ground thereto belonging
		Rent: £0 0s 6d

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88.	Richard Wiltshire	28 November 1738 For the Lives of John Wiltshire,
		Richard Wiltshire the Younger and Mary Wiltshire -
		A Messuage with all outhouses &c And two Closes of
		Pasture Ground called Sheephouse Close Furlong containing
		9 Acres With Tythes thereof
		Rent: £0 11s 10d
89.	Richard Wiltshire	28 November 1738 For the Lives of the Said Richard,
		Catharine his Wife & John Wiltshire
		A Cottage or Tenement with the Appurtanencess situate at
		a place called Clitchbury Green with Liberty of Common
		in all the commonable places of Brinkworth
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
90.	Richard Wiltshire	17 December 1738 For the Lives of John Wiltshire,
	Senior	Richard Wiltshire and Mary Wiltshire Sons and Daughters
		of Richard the Elder on the Surrender of a former Lease
		Granted to Mary Wiltshire
		20 Sepember 1709.
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground called Lyncroft being
		part of the Demesne Lands - 12 Acres
		Rent: £0 3s 10d
91.	John Walker	7 December 1720 For the Lives of the Said John,
		Susannah & William Daughter and Son of John on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted to Thomas Ovens 21
		February 1711
		A Messuage or Tenement with Garden & Orchard adjoining
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
92.	William Walker	5 June 1729 For the Lives of the Said William Walker,
		Edward Walker and John Walker on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to William Walker 26 March 1718
		A Close of Meadow or Pasture called Fruters furlong 4
		Acres
		Rent: £0 8s 4d
93.	William Walker	26 March 1747 For the Lives of William Walker son
	ye Elder	of John Walker of Swindon and Sarah Daughter of Catherine
		Walker
		A Messuage or Tenement called Delfords with the
		Garden Orchard Barton and Backside with a Close of Meadow
		or Pasture adjoing 2 Acres
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
94.	Edward Walker	3 February 1749 For the Lives of the Said Edward, William
		Walker of Swindon, and Sarah Walker of Brinkworth on the
		surrender of a former Lease Granted to Katharine Walker
		19 October 1713
		A Messuage or Tenement with the Appurtanences And a Close
		called Frites containing 6 Acres
		Rent: £1 0s 0d

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95.	John Weekes	1 May 1730 For the Lives of John Weeks the Younger,
		Rebeccah Fry, and Samuel Fry on the surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to Samuel Fry 6 November 1714
		A Messuage with Out Houses &c thereto belonging with
		Three Closes of Meadow Containing 14 Acres
		Two of Which the Wheat leaze and Upper Ground are Granted
		to the Said John Weeks & Contain 6 Acres
		Rent: £0 2s 0d
96.	John Weekes	20 September 1709 For the Lives of the Said John,
		Robert & John Weekes his Sons on the Surrender of a
		former Lease Granted to John Weekes 27th February 1674
		All those Messuages with their Appurtanences called Harts
		& Howells
		And also a close of Pasture called Howells containing 8
		Acres
		One Close called Howells Mead 3A 2R
		One Close of Meadow called the East Leigh - 2 Acres
		One Close of Meadow called Glass Lands 3 Acres 2 Rood
		A Close Called Little Mead containing 2 Rood
		And Also a Ground called Blocksomes 1 Acre
		Rent: £0 13s 4d
97.	John Weekes	20 September 1709 For the Lives of the Said John, John
		& James his Sons on the surrender of a former Lease
		Granted to John Weekes 21 October 1672
		A Peice of Meadow Ground called Pudson containing 2 Acres
		And Lying in Windmill field
		Rent: £0 0s 6d
98.	Richard Weekes	23 July 1717 For the Lives of the Said Richard, Susannah
		his Wife & Edward their Son on the Surrender of the
		following premises held by Copy of Court Roll by Richard
		Weeks dated 30 August 1703
		Part of the Home Close adjoining to a Close of Widow
		Coxes & is Parcel of a Tenement called Hammonds
		containing 6 Acres
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
99.	Humphry Woodcock	15 June 1724 For the Lives of the Said Humphry, Humphry
		Woodcock Son of John Woodcock and Henry Hall on the
		surrender of a former Lease Granted to Susanna Broadhead
		19 November 1716
		A Close of Pasture called the Townsend - 4 Acres
		And a Close Called the Ox-hay - 10 Acres
		Rent: £0 6s 11d
100.	Daniel Young	4 November 1748 For the Lives of the Said Daniel, Jacob
		Young and Dorothy Young Brother & Sister of the Said
		Daniel Young
		A Peice of Ground lying in Brinkworth Street
		And Also a Messuage or Tenement lately Erected on part
		of the same by the Said Daniel Young
		Rent: £0 2s 6d

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101.	Thomas Vinsome	23 July 1710 For the Lives of Elizabeth his Wife,
		Thomas & Elizabeth Vinsome his Son & Daughter on the
		Surrender of a former Lease Granted 1 May 1650
		A Messuage or Tenement with a piece of Pasture Ground
		being part of Woodhill Coppice lying in the North West
		Corner of the Said Coppice containing One Acre & a half
		Rent: £2 0s 0d
102.	Thomas Vincent	27 February 1726 For the Lives of Jacob Vincent
		John Clark & Francis Clark
		A Messuage or Tenement & part of a Lane called
		Canters Lane from Dovers Gate to the Corner of
		Crockhams Lane
		Rent: £1 0s 0d
103.	Robert Stratton	2nd April 1747 For the Lives of John, Mary &
		Prudence Stratton.
		All that Close of Pasture called West Field Containing
		8 Acres now Divided into two Grounds & were formerly part
		of a Copyhold by John Ponting the Younger by Copy of
		Court Roll Dated 6 of September 1700
		Rent: £0 2s 1d   Heriot: £0 14s 0d
104.	Anne Bishop	18 October 1751 For her Life, John Church & Jacob
		Church's
		Holds a Cottage & Garden Situate at the West End of
		Buthay on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted to John
		Church Dated 16th of November 1724
105.	Abraham Clarke	4 April 1750 For his own Life, John Clarke & Abraham
		Clarke Sons of John Clarke of Brinkworth Holds a Close
		of Meadow or pasture called long Lacys late Sarah Clarks
		hold by copy dated 5 October 1709
		Rent: £0 1s 0d
106.	Dorothy Clifford	31 October 1752 For the Lives of Jeremiah & Ann
		Clifford Son and & Daughter of the Said Dorothy. Holds
		all that Parcel of Inclosed Ground adjoining to Sundays
		Hill commonly called Ox Hays Containing 15 Acres with the
		Appurtanencess And also 4 Acres of Meadow or Pasture
		lying in Glass Lands together with the Tythe of the same
		& two Cottages lately Erected upon the Same All which
		premises were formerly in the possession of Giles Minchin
		Rent: £0 15s 5d
107.	John Goddard	18 October 1751 For the Lives of Hannah Gardiner John
	the Elder	Goddard & Francis Goddard Holds all that Messuage or
		Tenement with the Garden Ground & Backside thereto
		belonging and Also a peice of Pasture Ground thereto
		Adjoining Containing by Estimation half an Acre
		Rent: £0 5s 6d

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108.	John Goddard	11 February 1752 All that piece of Pasture Ground lying
	Junior	within the Purlieus of the Forrest of Braydon heretofore
		in the Tenure of John Brook & Abutting on the Lane
		leading to Sundays Hill on the West Side & Sundays Hill
		On the South Side the Land now or late of William Darter
		on the East And the 12 Acres of Land now or late of John
		Hind on the North Side thereof Containing 4 Acres With
		A House or Tenement thereupon Erected with the
		Appurtanences - And Also those 4 Acres of Pasture or Wood
		Ground being part of Woodhill Coppice As the same is Now
		Measured lying On the South East Corner of the Said
		Coppice, Adjoining to the Land Now or late in the
		possession of Thomas Sutton - And all those 4 Acres of
		Pasture or Wood Ground being also part of the Said
		Woodhill Coppice being Also on the South East part of the
		Said Coppice Adjoining to the Land heretofore Set out to
		John Brook on the South part of the Sadd Coppice On the
		North & West Parts & Crocrams Lane On the East Parts
109.	Robert Mapson	31 October 1752 Holds for his own Life Sarah Ponting &
		Thomas Mapson One Cottage or Tenement with the Garden
		Orchard & Appurtanences thereunto Adjoining & belonging
		- And Also those two other Cottages or Tenements Lately
		Built & Erected by One John Ponting Deceased And a little
		peice of Ground Adjoining to the Said Mentioned Cottages
		& Also the same little peice of Ground on which the Said
		two last Mentioned Cottages Stand - All which premises
		are situate lying & being at the East End of the Butt
		Hays having a Cottage lately belonging to John Cripps the
		Elder on the West And a cottage lately belonging to
		William Hurlbat on the East Side thereof And were late
		in the Tenure of One Ann Ponting & Said John Ponting
110.	Robt Fry Senr	1st March 1745 Holds for his own life, Robert Fry the
		Younger his Son, and Samuel Fry his brother - All that
		Messuage or Tenement with Garden Orchard &c and also all
		those 3 Acres of Meadow or Pasture ground thereunto
		adjoining containing 14 Acres - On the Surrender of a
		Former Lease Granted to Samuel Fry of Brinkworth 6th
		November 1714
		Rent: £0 3s 0d   Heriot: £1 1s 0d   Fine: £49 5s 0d
111.	Thomas Little	3rd February 1749 Holds for the Lives of Thos Little
	Senior	Junior, Elizabeth Little & Mary Mathews wife of George
		Mathews - A Cottage &c with 5 Acres of Pasture &
		heretofore Wood Ground being part of Woodhill Copse
		Rent: £0 9s 0d   Fine: £17 0s 0d

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112.	Francis Langley	16 June 1710 For his own life, Elizabeth his Wife & Henry
		his Son on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted to
		Oliver Langley 5 February 1691
		A Messuage or Tenement &c commonly called Penns Lodge
		with the Plicks thereunto adjoining as they are severally
		inclosed (to wit) two closes & one Meadow lying on the
		East Side of the Said Messuage & Bounding on Brinkworth
		Marsh containing 20 Acres - A Close of Pasture ground
		heretofore Inclosed being part of the Purlieus of the
		Disforrested Forrest of Braydon bounding Southward on New
		Park & Northward on the Hollowbournes 80 Acres - One
		other Close being part of the Purlieus lying North East
		on a Meadow belonging to Penns lodge 40 Acres - And also
		a Close of Arrable or Pasture heretofore inclosed being
		part of New Park bounding East on a Close belonging to
		the Parson of Brinkworth & Southward upon the Lower End
		of Brinkworth Marsh - 20 Acres - All the said premises
		are Tyth free
		Rent: £1 0s 0d Two Pullets   Fine: £150 0s 0d
		N.B. The last mentioned Close of 20 Acres is Granted to
		Francis Langley Elizabeth his Wife & Henry their Son -
		And the rest of the premises to Richard Richens by Lease
		Dated 15 December 1731
113.	Anthony Lawrence	29 Sepember 1727 For the lives of William Lawrence Son
		of the Said Anthony, Thomas Hurlbat & William Hurlbat -
		All that part of Meadow Ground heretofore part of
		Woodhill Copse as it is now Inclosed & now called
		Woodhill Copse being part of 58A & 3 Yards heretofore
		Granted to Henry Buckland containing 12 Acres
		Rent: £0 2s 0d   Fine: £10 0s 0d
114.	Richard Hammond	20 September 1709 For his life, Ann his wife & Elizabeth
		their Daughter on the Surrender of a former Lease Granted
		to Richard Weeks, Susanna & Ann his Daughters of All that
		Close of Pasture or Meadow Ground called the Lower Moor
		or Oars & a Close of Meadow to the same Adjoining
		containing in the whole 17 Acres with Common of Pasture
		in Brinkworth Marsh, Blackmoor & in the Lands of
		Brinkworth aforesaid
		Rent: £1 2s 0d   Fine: £35 0s 0d
115.	Obadiah Burgess	William Burgess & Benjamin Burgess Hold by Copy Dated
		19 March 1714 One Messuage or Tenement Called Sybills
		with the Orchard & Garden to the Same belonging And one
		Close of Meadow adjoining Containing 5 Acres called the
		Home Close with all the Appurtanences On the Surrender of
		Isaac Burgess who held the same for his own life & the
		Lives of William & Obadiah Sons of Isaac Burgess who Held
		by Copy Dated 20 December 1700
		Rent: £4 0s 0d   Custom Heriot   Fine: £22 0s 0d

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116.	William Bartlett	Elizabeth Roberts Wife of Henry Roberts and Bartlett
		Roberts aged about 6 Years Hold by Copy Dated 20
		September 1734 One Close called Hillcroft One Close
		Called Bushy Hargrove One Close called Rudgy Hargrove &
		Another Close called Lower Hargrove with their
		Appurtanences On the Surrender of the Said William
		Bartlett & Elizabeth Bartlett now Wife of Henry Roberts
		And Also on the Surrender of Alice Wife of the Said
		William Bartlett who held by copy Dated 20 April 1702
		Rent: £0 10s 2d   Heriot: £0 1s 0d   Fine: £20 0s 0d
117.	Ralph Brome	Henry Roberts Junior And Henry Roberts Senior Hold by
		Copy Dated 28 December 1727 One Close called West Field
		containing (blank) Acres On the Surrender of Ann Ashley
		formerly Ann Smith widow Norris Smith & John Smith who
		held by copy Dated 8 November 1700 this Close called west
		Field
		Rent: £0 1s 3d   Heriot: £0 6s 8d   Fine: £2 17s 6d
118.	Francis Brome	Alice Brome Wife of John Brome & Jane Lisset Wife of Wm
		Lissett of Bampton in the Bush Com Oxon (in Reversion)
		Hold by copy of Court roll Dated 20 September 1734 the
		last Mentioned Premises after Willam Bartlett Elizabeth
		Roberts & Bartlet Roberts
		Rent: £0 10s 2d   Heriot: £1 0s 0d   Fine: £10 0s 0d
119.	Sarah Clark	and (blank) Hold By Copy Dated 24 June 1709 One Close of
		Pasture called Long Lacys containing 2 Acres On the
		Surrender of Ann Clark now Wife of Richard Haskyns who
		held the same for her Life And the Lives of John Clark
		& Richard Clark by copy Dated 11 October 23 Car 2d
		Rent: £0 1s 0d   Heriot: £0 1s 0d   Fine: (blank)
120.	Abraham Clark	Abraham Junior & Dorothy Clark Hold by copy Dated 5
	Senior	October 1709 One Close called Lypyate Mead with the
		Appurtanences - On the Surrender of William and John
		Hendley who Hold the same by Coppy of Court Roll dated
		1 October 1 W & M
		Rent: £0 2s 4d   Heriot: £0 16s 8d   Fine: (blank)
121.	Abraham Clark	Mary Clark & Thomas Clark Daughter and Son of the Said
		Abraham Clark Hold by copy Dated 5 October 1709 One Close
		Called Windmill Field - On the Surrender of William
		Henley & John Henley who held the same by copy Dated 1
		October 1 W & M
		Rent: £0 4s 9d   Heriot: £1 13s 4d   Fine: (blank)
122.	Abraham Clark	John Clark the Younger and Abraham Clark sons of John
		Clark the Elder Hold by Copy Datd 17 November 1711 A
		Close of Pasture called Marygold Leaze On the Surrender
		of John Smith who held by Copy dated 8 November 1700 the
		Said Close (amongst Other Lands)
		Rent: £0 1s 11½d   Heriot: £0 10s 0d   Fine: £20 0s 0d

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123.	Abraham Clark	Son of Francis Clark & John Clark the Elder of Brinkworth
		Hold by Copy Dated 17 November 1741 One Close of Meadow
		or Pasture called the Home Close And 5 Acres of Meadow
		or Pasture Ground lying next to the Road leading to
		Malmesbury being part of the Said Close called the Home
		Close and parted from the upper End of the Said Close
		with an Hedge - On the Surrender of Thomas Buckland who
		held the same (amongst Other Lands) by copy Dated 4 June
		1711
		Rent: £0 1s 9½   Heriot: £0 12s 6d   Fine: £15 0s 0d
124.	John Cripps	John Cripps & Jane Cripps Son and Daughterr of the Said
		John Hold by Copy of Court Roll dated 17 October 1713 Two
		Closes of Meadow called Brook Breaches containing 9 Acres
		On the Surrender of Richard Weeks Who held the same by
		copy of Court roll Dated 30 August 1703 inter alia
		Rent: £1 5s 0d   Heriot: (blank)   Fine: S C
125.	John Cripps	John Cripps Junior & Ann Cripps Son & Daughter of the
	Senior	aforesaid John, Hold by copy Dated 25 September 1719 One
		Close Called Ramps containing (blank) On the Surrender
		of John Weeks who held the same for his own life & the
		lives of (blank) by copy Dated 23 December 1698 inter
		alia
		Rent: £0 5s 6d   Heriot: £0 8s 0d   Fine: £5 0s 0d
126.	Henry Church	Sarah Church & Mary Church Hold in Reversion after
		Richard Peirce Selina Peirce and Mary Frye One Close of
		Meadow or Pasture called Redhill by Copy of Court Roll
		Dated 12 February 1711
		Rent: (blank)   Heriot: (blank)   Fine: S C
127.	Henry Drew	Mary Drew and Grace Drew Hold by Copy Dated 21 October
		1716 One Close of Meadow or Pasture near the Bridge
		called Bakers Bridge containing 1 Acre and a half, and
		another close of Meadow or Pasture lying On the South
		side of the way and against the Aforsaid Close and Also
		One piece or parcel lying Near a cottage formerly called
		Ovens in Reversion after the Widowhood of Edith Drew &
		ye Lifes of Robert And John Drew
		Rents: £0 1s 5d £0 0s 2¼ £0 0s 4½
		Heriot: £0 10s 0d   Fine: £10 0s 0d
128.	Mary Drew	Henry Drew and Grace Drew Hold by copy Dated 21 October
		1716 One Close of Meadow Or Pasture called Long-Ramps
		containing six Acres and One Close of Pasture called
		Glazelands 5 Acres In reversion after the Widowhood of
		Edith Drew and the life of John Drew their Uncle
		Rent: £0 14s 0d   Heriot: £1 6s 8d   Fine: £10 0s 0d
129.	William Fry	Richard Fry & Elizabeth Fry Brother and Sister of the
		Said William Fry Hold in Reversion after Ann Mother of
		the Said William Fry by copy Dated 25 November 1740 One
		Messuage or Tenement with a close adjoining called Baggs
		or Badges On the Surrender of William Fry who held the
		same by copy Dated 22 July 1702
		Rents: £0 5s 3d £0 0s 5½
		Heriot: £0 0s 2d   Fine: £100

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130.	William Fry	Richard Fry & Elizabeth Fry Hold in Reversion after Ann
		Fry Mother of the Said William Fry by copy Dated 25
		November 1740 One Messuage or Tenement called Baldwins
		And two Closes of Meadow to the Said Messuage belonging
		And One Other Messuage called Stephens's and one Lane
		called Webbs Lane with the Appurtanences, On the
		Surrender of A Former Copy Granted 22nd June 1702
		Rents: £0 4s 2d £0 0s 3d £0 0s 5d
		Heriot Custom   Fine: £60 0s 0d
131.	John Henley	Thos Henley and Abraham Henley Hold by Copy of Court
	Senior	Roll Dated 13 October 1713 One Acre of meadow lying under
		a certain Hedge called Fosketts Hedge On the surrender
		of James Smith Mary his Wife late Edwards the Said Mary
		holding for the Term of her Life the Said Acre by copy
		Dated 24 February 24 Car 2di
		Rent: £0 0s 4d
132.	Jacob Henley	Holds in Reversion after John Henley the Elder & John
		Henley the Younger by Copy of Court roll Datd 20
		September 1734 Two Messuages or Tenements called Wisdoms
		& Waterholes with their Appurtanences Except the Closes
		called Windmill Field & Lypyate Mead Now in the Tenure
		of Abraham Clarke
		Rent: £0 7s 1d   Heriot: £2 10s 0d   Fine: £36
133.	Thomas Hamlett	Holds by Copy Dated 26 September 1716 For his own life
		and the Lives of Thomas Broad Junior & George Broad sons
		of Thos Broad of Winrush Com Gloucester A Cottage, Garden
		& Orchard
		Rent: £0 2s 0d   Heriot Custom   Fine: £10
134.	Catherine Lewin	and Ann Lewin her Daughter Hold in reversion after Thomas
		Lewin by copy Dated 6 March 1711 One Messuage or Tenement
		with a Garden Orchard & Curtilage adjoing called Fosketts
		One Close of Pasture called the Home Close a Close called
		Down Croft a Close of Pasture called the Gillings and
		Another Close of Pasture called Comb Close with the
		Appurtanences
		Rent: £0 7s 4d   Heriot Custom   Fine: £20 0s 0d
135.	John Little	John Little Junior & Thomas Little hold by copy of Court
	Senior	roll Dated 8 March 1722 One Close called Overmoor
		containing six acres On the surrender of Richard Weeks
		who held for the Term of his life & the Lives of Edward
		Weeks and Susan Weeks by Copy Dated 30th August 1703
		Rent: £0 4s 5d   Heriot Custom   Fine: £8
136.	John Little	John Little Junior & Isaac Little sons of John Little the
	Senior	Elder Hold by copy of Court roll Dated 28 January 1739
		One Close called Overmoor containing six acres On the
		Surrender of John Little Senior who held the same for his
		own Life & the Life of John Little the Younger by copy
		dated 8 March 1722
		Rent: $0 4s 5d   Heriot: £2 2s 0d   Fine: £14

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137.	Daniel Punter	Elizabeth Punter & Daniel Punter Hold by Copy of Court
		Roll Dated 24 June 1709 One Close called the Acres
		adjoining an Orchard belonging to a Freehold Tenement of
		John Edwards's On the Surrender of John Edwards who held
		the same for his own Life & the Lives of Poole Edwards
		& Ann Edwards by copy dated 27 January 1703
		Rent: £0 1s 0d   Heriot: £0 2s 6d   Fine S.C.
138.	Daniel Punter	Walter Haygarding & Jonathan Haygarding Hold by copy
		dated 24 June 1709 the Aforesaid Premises in Reversion
		Rent Heriot and Fine the same
139.	Daniel Punter	Daniel Junior & Elizabeth Punter Son and Daughter of the
	Senior	said Daniel Hold by copy dated 24 June 1709 One Close
		called Pratts Mead containing (blank) On the Surrender
		of John Edwards
		Rent: £0 2s 10d   Heriot Custom   Fine £15
140.	John Ponting	Robert Ponting & George Ponting Hold by Copy of Court
	Junior	Roll Dated 28 May 1720 One Messuage or Tenement called
		Church-Waynes One Close of Meadow or Pasture adjoining
		the Said Messuage One other close Called Ramps and one
		close of meadow in the Slow with the Appurtanences On the
		surrender of John & Joseph Shewell who Held by Copy dated
		16 November 1699 the Said premises and Also Surrenderd
		his Copy in reversion of the same held for his Own Life
		& the Lives of Thomas Barret & William Barret
		Rent: £5 1s 6d   Heriot Custom   Fine: £20
		Rents: £0 1s 3d £0 1s 9d
141.	John Ponting	& Ayliffe Ponting Hold by Copy Dated 28 May 1720 The
		Aforesaid Premises in Reversion after John Ponting Junior
		Robert Ponting & George Ponting
		Rent: £5 1s 6d   Heriot Custom   Fine £10
142.	John Ponting	Edward Ponting & John Ponting his sons Hold by copy Dated
	Junior	28 December 1727 One Messuage or Tenement and One Close
		of Pasture called the Home Close containing 5 Acres On
		the Surrender of Ann Ashley formerly Ann Smith Norris
		Smith & John Smith who held the same by copy Dated 8
		November 1700 inter alia
		Rent: £0 3s 10d   Heriot: £1 0s 0d   Fine: S C
143.	Roger Punter	& Ann Punter his Sister Hold in Reversion after Daniel
		Punter by copy of Court Roll Dated 21 September 1733 One
		Close of Meadow or Pasture called Pratts Mead
		Rent: £0 1s 10d   Heriot Custom   Fine £15

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144.	Ann Palmer	Lewin Palmer aged 17 Years and Thomas Palmer Aged eight
		years Sons of Robert And Ann Palmer Hold by Copy of Court
		Roll Dated 16 October 1749 A Messuage or Tenement with
		a Garden Orchard & Curtilage adjoined Called Fosketts and
		One Close of Pasture called the Home Close and One Other
		Close called Down Crofts and A Close called Gillings and
		also another Close of Pasture called Combe Close with the
		Appurtanences - On the Surrender of Catharine Lewin and
		Ann Palmer who held the Said Premises by copy Dated 6
		March 1713
		Rent: £0 7s 4d   Heriot Custom   Fine £60
145.	John Simkins	and Francis Rodway Hold by Copy of Court Roll dated 3
		October 1711 One Close called Mundays Breach containing
		4 Acres - On the Surrender of John Simkins Who held for
		his own Life & the Lives of Ann & Thomas Simkins by copy
		dated 11 October 12 Car 2d
		Rent: £0 2s 10½d   Heriot: £0 2s 0d   Fine: £4 10s 0d
146.	Ann Rodway	John Iles Son of the Said Anne and Mary Wife of Thomas
		Sellman Hold in Reversion after John Simkins & Francis
		Rodway One Close called Mundays Breach by copy of Court
		Roll Dated 3 October 1711
		Rent: £0 2s 10½d   Heriot: £0 2s 0d   Fine: S C
147.	Francis Rodway	Aged 32 Years Holds in Reversion after Francis his Father
	Junior	& John Iles by Copy of Court Roll Datd 16 October 1749
		One Close of Meadow Called Mundays Breach containing 4
		Acres
		Rent: £0 2s 10½d   Heriot: £0 2s 0d   Fine: £8
148.	Leonard Spratt	Jane Spratt his Daughter & Leonard Spratt son of Richard
		Spratt of Stratton St Margaretts Hold by copy of Court
		Roll dated 27 September 1716 One Messuage or Tenement One
		Garden & One orchard to the same belonging On the
		Surrender of Thomas Who held the same for his own life
		& the Lives of Thomas & George Broad by copy Dated 26
		September 1716
		Rent: £0 2s 0d   Heriot: £0 5s 0d   Fine: S C
149.	Leonard Spratt	Jane Buckland And Abraham Buckland her Husband Hold by
		Copy Dated 23 September 1725 One Messuage or Tenement
		with a Garden & Orchard to the same belonging - On the
		Surrender of Leonard Spratt who held for his own Life &
		the Lives of Leonard Son of Richard Spratt of Stratton
		St Margaretts by Copy Dated 27 September 1716
		Rent: £0 2s 0d   Heriot: £0 5s 6d   Fine: S C

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150.	Edward Sutton	Edward Sutton Junior & George Sutton Sons of the said
	Senior	Edward Sutton Hold by Copy of Court Rool Dated 19
		February 1746 One Messuage or Tenement & One Close of
		Pasture called the Home Close containing 5 Acres formerly
		Surrendered by Ann Ashley formerly Ann Smith Widow,
		Norris Smith & John Smith to John Ponting who held the
		same by copy Dated 28 December 1727 and Now Surrendered
		by John Ponting And Also One Messuage formerly in the
		Tenure of Elizabeth Clark Widow with one Close of Pasture
		Called the Home Close con 7 Acres One Close of Pasture
		Called Windmill field containing 16 Acres & One Close of
		Pasture Called West Field containing 8 Acres with the
		Appurtanences On the Surrender of John Ponting who held
		the same by copy Dated 6 September 1700
		Rent: £0 8s 1d   Heriot: £0 2s 8d   Fine: £67 0s 0d
151.	John Weeks	James Weeks & Charles Weeks Hold by Copy dated 20
		September 1709 (inter alia) One Close of Meadow or
		Pasture called Long Hargrove Containing six Acres On the
		Surrender of Richard Weeks Who held the same for his Life
		and the Lives of Edward & Susan Weeks
		Rent: £0 3s 7d   Heriot: £0 3s 7d   Fine: £5 10s 0d
152.	Benjamin Young	Abraham Young & Thomas Young sons of the Said Benjamin
		Hold by copy Dated 26 September 1728 One Messuage or
		Tenement called Hammonds's With a Garden & Orchard to the
		Said Messuage adjoining And Now in the Tenure of Richard
		Weeks who held the same for his own Life and the Lives
		of Susan his Wife & Edward Weeks by copy Dated 31 August
		1703
		Rent: £0 3s 5d   Heriot Custom   Fine: £10 10s 0d
153.	Benjamin Young	Nathaniel Young and Benjamin Young sons of Benjamin the
		Elder Hold by Copy of Court Roll dated 2 May 1735 One
		Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground Called Long Ramps
		containing Six Acres. On the surrender of Mary Drew (now
		Wife of Philip Godwin) who held for his Life and the
		Lives of Henry & Grace Drew the same premises by copy
		Dated 21 October 1716
		Rent: $£0 2s 6d   Heriot: £0 11s 8d   Fine: £10
154.	Richard Peirce	Selina his Daughter & Mary Fry Daughter of Henry Fry Hold
		by Copy Dated 12 February 1711 One Close of Meadow or
		Pasture called Redhill with the Appurtanences One the
		Surrender of Richard Peirce who Held for his Life & the
		lives of Mary Wife of Edward Bennet and John Church by
		copy dated 10 November 1701
		Rent (blank)   Heriot Custom   Fine: £5

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Copys Granted before the Year 1709

155.	5 April 1705	A Copy was Granted to Thomas Clark, Dorothy Clark & Mary
		Clark Son and Daughters of Abraham Clark in Reversion
		after Edward Bennett, Margery Bennett & said Abraham
		Clark of a Messuage or Tenement Garden Orchard and
		Curtilage called Tregolds, One Close of Meadow called the
		Home Close one other Close called the Acre under the
		Hedge there - one other Close called Nethers Close & one
		other Close called Church Crofts
		Heriot best goods
156.	27 January 1703	A Copy was Granted to John Broad Richard Broad & Phillip
		Broad of one Close of Meadow 5 Acres with the
		Appurtanences - And Also Messuage or Tenement called
		Players Situate at the Causeway End - Except Closes
		called Ramps containing 17 Acres
		Rents: £0 1s 8d £0 0s 7d   Heriot Custom
157.	5 October 1709	A Copy in Possession & Reversion was Granted to John
		Broad Senior & others of the 4 Closes called Ramps
		containing 17 Acres with an Acre late Edward's
		Rent: £0 5s 4d   Heriot: £0 7s 6d
158.	23 December 1698	A Copy was Granted John Week's Edmund & John his sons
		of a Messuage Barn Stable & Orchard & Garden, also a
		close of Meadow adjacent called the Home Close with the
		Appurtanences - And Also at the same court the following
		premises were surrendered & Granted to John Weeks &c
		(vizt) A Close called Burge Hayes - A Close of Meadow
		called the Ramps one other Close called Mill Hayes one
		other Close called Townsend Leaze and two other Closes
		called Wallis's West Field Leaze with the Appurtanences
		Rent: £1 17s 10d   Heriot: £3 18s 2d
159.	30 August 1703	A Copy was Granted to Richard Weeks Susan His Wife &
		Edward Weeks their son of a Messuage or Tenement called
		Hammonds's with a Garden and Orchard adjoining - One
		Close of Meadow or pasture called the Home Close
		containing 14 Acres & two closes of pasture Brook
		Breaches containing 9 Acres - To hold the same
		immediately after the Death or Forfeiture of Margaret
		Hammonds Widow
		Rents: £2 8s 6d £0 0s 8d   £0 1s 0d Heriot Custom
160.	8 November 1700	A Copy was Granted in Reversion to John, Norris & Edward
		Smith of Upper Windmill Field & Marygold Leaze
		Rent: £0 3s 10½d
161.	8 November 1700	A Copy was Granted in Reversion to Edward, John & Norris
		Smith of a close called Upper Windmill Field and a close
		called West Field
		Rent: £0 3s 10d

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162.	30 August 1703	A Copy was Granted to Richard Weeks, Edward & Susan son
		& Daughter of the said Richard - Of a Close of mead or
		Pasture called the Oar or Over moor containing six Acres
		- and one other close of Meadow or Pasture called Long
		Haregrove containing 6 Acres
		Rent: £0 8s 0d   Heriot Custom
163.	9 November 1704	A Copy was Granted to Mary Weeks formerly Smith & others
		of one close of Meadow called Redhill - one close of
		meadow called Louse bridge cont. 6 Acres and one other
		Close called over pudsock containing an Acre & a half
		with the Appurtanences
		Rent: £0 4s 4d
164.	20 September 1709	A Lease was Granted to Richard Hammond, Ann his Wife
		& Elizabeth their Daughter (on the Surrender of a former
		Lease Granted to Richard Weeks, Susanna & Ann his
		Daughters) of all that Close of Pasture Ground called the
		Lower Moor or Oar and a Close of Meadow to the same
		Adjoining containing in the whole 17 Acres, with Common
		of Pasture in Brinkworth Marsh, Blackmoor and in the
		Lands of Brinkworth aforesaid
		Rent: £1 2s 0d   Fine: £35
		Entd wrong - see the Leases - Richd Hammond

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Field Name Index

Note: the references are to the numbered sections above,
eg 'The Acre' in #155 above.

Acre, The	155
Acres, The	137
Ash Close	79
Austins	20
Baggs or Badges	129
Bakers	65
Bakers Bridge	65, 127
Baldwins	130
Barnes's	83
Barnes's Acre	83
Barnes's Wind-Mill Field	83
Bat-hay	55
Baynards Ash	78
Bean Furlong	53
Bee-Meads	50
Black Moor	1
Blackmoor	114, 164
Blocksomes	96
Brayden Side	41
Brayden, Forest of	15
Braydon, Forest of	63, 80, 108, 112
Brinkworth March	1, 60
Brinkworth Marsh	57, 78, 112, 114, 164
Brinkworth Street	100
Broad Mead	40, 70
Broadmead	57
Brook Braches	124
Brook Breaches	159
Brook Mead	62
Burge Hayes	158
Buthay	104
Butt Hays	109
Canters Lane	13, 51, 61, 102
Causeway End	156
Charleton Comon	13
Church Croft	40
Church Crofts	155
Church House Barton	69
Church House Lands	82
Church-Waynes	140
Clitchbury Green	4, 89
Comb Close	134
Combe Close	144
Connels	41
Cow Leaze	50
Cowles' Leaze	62
Crocams Lane	13
Crockhams Lane	102
Crocrams Lane	108
Custard Mead	83
Delfords	93
Dovers Gate	102
Down Croft	134
Down Crofts	144
Dry Ground	62
East Leigh	96
Farm Acre	83
Fawce Leaze	18, 86
Fernhill	73
Fosketts	134, 144
Fosketts Hedge	131
Frites	94
Fruters Furlong	92
Furlongs, The	83
Gibel Piece	53
Gillings	134, 144
Glass Lands	64, 96
Glaze Land	85
Glazelands	27, 128
Grove, The	50
Hammonds	98
Hammonds's	152, 159
Hargrove Hill	6
Hargrove, Bushy	116
Hargrove, Long	151, 162
Hargrove, Lower	116
Hargrove, Rudgy	116
Hargrove, West	1, 11
Harts & Howells	96
Hay-croft Hills	83
Hele Mead	70
High Street	49
Hillcroft	116
Hollowbournes	112
Home Close	25, 70, 83, 98, 115, 123, 134, 142, 144, 150, 155, 158, 159
Home Closes	83
Home Layes	62
Home Leaze	62
Hoor House	57
Horne Close	19
Howells	96
Howells Mead	96
Hundred Acres	80
Ipcroft	6
Ipcroft Furlong	54, 68
Joans Green	12
Little Hams	57
Little Mead	96
Long Lacys	105, 119
Long Ramps	153
Long-Ground	83
Long-Ramps	128
Louse Bridge	163
Lower Leaze	25
Lower Moor	114
Lower Moor or Oar	164
Lye	5, 56
Lye-peice	62
Lyncroft	90
Lyncroft's Mead	79
Lypgate	84
Lypyate Lane	70
Lypyate Mead	19, 120, 132
Marygold Leaze	29, 122, 160
Mead, The	83
Middle Leaze	25
Mill Hayes	158
Mundays Breach	145-147
Nethers Close	155
New Park	35, 63, 81, 112
North Croft	57
Oar or Over Moor	162
Oare	40
Oars	114
Ovens	127
Over Pudsock	163
Overmoor	135, 136
Ox Hays	106
Ox-hay	99
Ox-hays Thick	14
Parkers	32
Penns Lodge	59, 60, 112
Personage House	42
Philpes	57
Pingalls	20
Pitts Lands	20
Players	156
Pratts Mead	139, 143
Pudson	97
Ramps	125, 140, 156-158
Redhill	126, 154, 163
Sand Croft	83
Sandmans	47
Sheephouse Close Furlong	88
Sheephouse Furlong	85
Shopcroft Hedge	4
Skulls	67
Slow, The	140
Stephens's	130
Stock Mead	8
Sundays Hill	1, 81, 106, 108
Sybills	115
Towns-end, The	84
Townsend	99
Townsend Leaze	158
Tregolds	155
Upper Westfield	2
Upper Ground	95
Upper Westfield	2
Upper Windmill Field	160, 161
Wallis's West Field Leaze	158
Wallis's Green	58
Wallis's Towns-end Close	79
Waterholes	132
Webbs	51
Webbs Lane	130
West Field	103, 117, 150, 161
Westfield	7, 40
Westfield Leaze, Upper	52
Wheat Leaze	95
White Lyon Inn	84
Windmill Field	6, 40, 70, 97, 121, 132, 150
Wisdoms	132
Wood Close	40
Wood Furlong	66
Wood-furlong	75
Woodhill	15
Woodhill Coppice	13, 51, 101, 108
Woodhill Coppice, West	38
Woodhill Copse	111, 113

 

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Person Index

Note: the references are to the numbered sections above,
eg 'Joan Ackswick' in #1 above.

ACKSWICK
	Joan	1
ALLOWAY
	Anne	1
	Jonas	1
	Mary	1
	Richard	1
ASHLEY formerly SMITH
	Ann	117, 142, 150
AYLIFF
	Anthony	10
	George	10
	Thomas	10
BARNES
	Anthony	10
	John	81
BARRET
	Thomas	140
	William	140
BARTLETT
	Alice	6, 116
	Elizabeth	6, 116
	Jane	6, 8
	William	6, 8, 116
BENNET
	Edward	154
	Mary	154
BENNETT
	Edward	155
	Margery	155
BISHOP
	Anne	104
	Braydon, Forest of	81
BROAD
	George	133, 148
	John	156
	John, Senior	157
	Phillip	156
	Richard	156
	Thomas	133, 148
	Thomas, Junior	133
BROADHEAD
	Susanna	7, 99
BROME
	Alice	118
	Francis	118
	John	118
	Ralph	117
BROOK
	John	108
	William	64
BROWN
	Alice	8
	John	8
	Mary	8
BUCKLAND
	Abraham	149
	Abraham, the Younger	73
	Anne	11
	Henry	38, 113
	Jacob	11
	Jane	73, 149
	John	11
	Joseph	52, 73
	Thomas	123
BUCKLANDS
	Abraham	38
BURCHELL
	Lucy	74
	Thomas	61
BURGESS
	Benjamin	115
	Isaac	115
	Obadiah	115
	William	115
BUTLER
	Elizabeth	5
	James	4
	Joan	4
CALLY
	Ann	20
	Arabella	20
	William	20
CHURCH
	Henry	126
	Jacob	104
	John	104, 154
	Mary	126
	Sarah	126
CLARK
	Abraham	13-15, 19, 121, 155
	Abraham, Junior	120
	Abraham, Senior	120
	Ann	119
	Dorothy	120, 155
	Elizabeth	150
	Francis	12, 15, 19, 102, 123
	Francis, the Younger	19
	John	9, 12, 13, 102, 119
	John, the Elder	19, 122, 123
	John, the Younger	19, 122
	Mary	121, 155
	Richard	119
	Sarah	12, 105, 119
	Thomas	121, 155
	William	4
CLARKE
	Abraham	105, 132
	John	105
CLIFFORD
	Ann	106
	Dorothy	106
	Elizabeth	50
	Jeremiah	50, 70, 106
CLUTTERBUCK
	James	34
COX
	Abraham	33
	Widow	98
CRIPPS
	Ann	76, 125
	Edward	18
	Hannah	16
	Jane	124
	John	17, 18, 124
	John, Junior	125
	John, Senior	125
	John, the Elder	16, 109
	John, the Younger	16
	Prudence	16
	Richard	18
	Samuel	18
DAFTER
	Elizabeth	81
DARTER
	Edith	36
	Timothy	61
DIXON
	Elizabeth	23
	John	22
	Joseph	22
	Mary	23
	Thomas	22, 23
DODSON
	John	21
	Robert	21
	William	21
DREW
	Edith	128
	Grace	127, 153
	Henry	27, 127, 153
	John	128
	Mary	127, 153
EDWARDS
	157
	Ann	137
	Anthony	80
	John	137, 139
	Nathaniel	80
	Poole	137
	Sarah	5
FRY
	Ann	25, 129, 130
	Elizabeth	129, 130
	Henry	25, 26, 154
	John	86
	Mary	26, 154
	Philip	11
	Rebeccah	95
	Richard	129, 130
	Robert, Senior	110
	Robert, the Younger	110
	Samuel	11, 25, 95, 110
	Samuel, the Elder	8, 11
	William	25, 69, 86, 129, 130
FRYE
	Mary	126
GAPE
	William	40
GARDINER
	Hannah	107
GASTRIL
	John	68
GILES
	Edward	61
GODDARD
	Francis	107
	John	107
	John, Junior	108
GODWIN
	Mary	27, 153
	Philip	153
HALE
	Mary	30
	William	30
HALL
	Henry	99
HAMLETT
	Thomas	133
HAMMOND
	Ann	164
	Elizabeth	164
	Richard	164
HAMMONDS
	Margaret	159
HASKYNS
	Richard	119
HAYGARDING
	Jonathan	138
	Walter	138
HAYWARD
	Mary	29
	Thomas	29
HENDLEY
	John	120
	William	120
HENLEY
	Abraham	131
	Jacob	132
	John, Senior	131
	John, the Elder	132
	John, the Younger	132
	Thomas	131
HIND
	John	108
HOOKE
	Rebeccah	68
HOWARD
	Honourable Thomas, Esq	31, 83
	Robert	83
HURLBAT
	Hannah	17
	Thomas	113
	William	14, 17, 113
HURLBATT
	Anne	28
	Elizabeth	28, 32
	Thomas	28
	Thomas, Senior	32
	William	32
ILES
	John	146, 147
JACOB
	Elizabeth	34
	John	34
	Mary	34
JENNINGS
	Mary	33
	William, the Elder	33
KNIGHT
	Jeremiah	70
LANGLEY
	Elizabeth	35, 112
	Francis	35, 41, 112
	Henry	9, 35, 112
	Mary	41
	Oliver	9, 112
	William	9, 41
LAWRENCE
	Anthony	113
	William	113
LEWIN
	Ann	134
	Catharine	144
	Catherine	134
	Thomas	57, 134
LEWIS
	Betty	39
	Edward	39
	John, the Elder	29
	Thomas	39
LISSETT
	Jane	118
	William	118
LITTLE
	Elizzabeth	111
	Isaac	36, 136
	John, Junior	38, 135
	John, Senior	38, 135
	John, the Elder	36
	Joseph	36
	Thomas	135
	Thomas, Junior	111
	Thomas, Senior	111
	William	36
LUDLOW
	Elizabeth	40
MAPSON
	John	42
	Mary	42
	Robert	109
	Thomas	42, 109
	Thomas, the Elder	42
MATHEWS
	Ann	43
	Charles	44
	Daniel	71
	Dorothy	44
	Elizabeth	43
	George	111
	Isaac	48
	Jasper	71
	John	46
	John, the Elder	47
	John, the Younger	47
	Jonas	49
	Joseph	48
	Margaret	45
	Mary	44, 47
	Nathan	45
	Sarah	71
	William	43
MILLS
	John	48
MINCHIN
	Giles	106
NEWELL
	Mary	76
NICHOLS
	John	50, 87
	John, the Younger	50
	Thomas	58
ORAM
	Ann	52
	William	52
OVENS
	John	51
	Mary	17, 51
	Robert	51, 75
	Palmer	57, 144
	Ann	144
	Lewin	57, 144
	Robert	57, 144
	Thomas	57, 144
PANTING
	Robert	69
PEIRCE
	Richard	126, 154
	Selina	126, 154
PINNEL
	Daniel	78
	Richard	78
	Robert	30
PONTING
	Abraham	54
	Ann	109
	Ayliffe	141
	Edward	53, 142
	George	140, 141
	Jane	53
	John	54, 68, 109, 141, 150
	John, Junior	140, 141
	John, the Younger	103
	Nicholas	53
	Robert	140, 141
	Sarah	109
POTTER
	Abraham	59
	Christopher	59
	Daniel	59
PRIDDY
	Anthony	58
	Betty	58
	Christopher	58
PUNTER
	Ann	143
	Anne	56
	Daniel	56, 137, 143
	Daniel, Junior	139
	Daniel, Senior	139
	Elizabeth	137, 139
	Roger	56, 143
RANGER
	Joseph	82
RICHENS
	Francis	60
	John	60
	Richard	60, 112
	Robert	60
ROBBINS
	Henry	62
	John	62
	Mary	62
ROBERTS
	Anne	7
	Bartlet	118
	Elizabeth	116
	Henry	7, 116
	Henry, Junior	117
ROBINS
	Elizabeth	5
ROBINSON
	Edward	61
	William	61
RODWAY
	Ann	63, 146
	Francis	145
	Francis, Junior	147
	Francis, Senior	63
SAVAGE
	Joan	78
SELLMAN
	Elizabeth	67
	Mary	66, 146
	Thomas	146
	William	66
SHERER
	John	78
SHERRER
	John	64, 65
	Mary	64, 65
	Robert	64
	Roger	64
SHEWELL
	John	140
	Joseph	140
SIMKINS
	Ann	145
	Francis	146
	John	63, 66, 145, 146
	Thomas	145
SKEATS
	Robert	26
SKULL
	Elizabeth	69
	Francis	69
	John	69, 70
	Thomas	68, 71
SKUSE
	John	74
	Lucy	74
	Mary	74
SMART
	Elizabeth	81
SMITH
	Ann	14
	Edward	160
	Elizabeth	75
	Goddard	34
	James	131
	John	14, 77, 117, 122, 142, 150, 160
	Mary	77
	Norris	117, 142, 150, 160
	Remoth	14
	Robert	76
	William	76
SMITH LATE EDWARDS
	Mary	131
SPRATT
	Jane	72, 148
	Leonard	52, 72, 148
	Richard	148, 149
STRATTON
	Elizabeth	80
	Grace	27
	Hannah	85
	Jane	82
	John	31, 79, 83, 103
	Mary	103
	Prudence	82, 103
	Richard	79
	Richard Willis	85
	Robert	79, 80, 82, 103
	William	81, 83
SUTTON
	Edward, Junior	150
	Edward, Senior	150
	George	150
	Thomas	108
THOMPSON
	Jane	84
	John	84
	Lidia	84
VINCENT
	Jacob	102
	Thomas	102
VINSOME
	Elizabeth	101
	Thomas	101
WALKER
	Edward	92
	John	91
	Sarah	93
	Susannah	91
	Thomas	37
	William	16, 91
	William the Elder	93
WEEKES
	Edward	98
	James	97
	John	95
	John, the Elder	6
	Richard	98
	Robert	96
	Susannah	98
	Weeks	114
	Ann	114, 164
	Charles	151
	Edmund	158
	Edward	135, 151, 152, 159, 162
	James	151
	John	125, 151, 158
	John, the Younger	95
	Richard	114, 124, 135, 151, 152, 159, 162, 164
	Susan	135, 151, 152, 159, 162
	Susanna	114, 164
WEEKS formerly SMITH
	Mary	163
WILLIS
	Richard	85
WILTSHIRE
	Catharine	88
	John	87, 88
	Mary	88
	Richard	87, 88
	Richard the Younger	88
	Richard, Senior	90
WISE
	John	86
	Thomas	86
WOODCOCK
	Humphry	99
	John	99
WRIGHT
	Christopher	58
	William	58
YOUNG
	Abraham	152
	Benjamin	152
	Benjamin, the Elder	153
	Daniel	100
	Dorothy	100
	Jacob	100
	Nathaniel	153
	Thomas	152

 

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