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Description: | 1. James Hordern of Wolverhampton, banker and Jane his wife.
2. Henry Hordern of Great Saredon, gentleman
Manor of Oxeley otherwise Oxley
Capital messuage and farm called Oxley otherwise Oxeley Farm
Several meadows, leasows etc belonging to the farm called Ball Croft, Home Close otherwise Homestead Close, Gorsty Hay, Fox Earths Moor otherwise the Bosnidge, Gorsty Hay Meadow, Quarry Pit Leasow, Little Fish Pit Close or Little Fish Pit Leasow, the Old Orchard, The Great Fish Pit Close or Great Fish Pit Leasow, the Wood or the Wood Leasow, Alderley Great Moor, the Alderley Little Moor, Saltmoor Meadow, the Broom Close, the Coat Leasow, The White Leasow, the West Hill Close, the East Hill, a little close of pasture called the Calves Croft, The Long Leasow, The Diamond Close, otherwise Diamants Close.
Two pieces of land called the Porters Fields and sometimes the Great Porters field, the Second Porters Field, the Middle Porters Field, the Fourth Porters Field and the Fifth Porters Field.
Doles of meadowground in Saltmoor Meadow.
(All in the parishes of Wolverhampton, Tettenhall and Bushbury).
Four small messuages, tenements or dwellinghouses at Oxeley otherwise Oxley, adjoining the turnpike road from Wolverhampton to Stafford. Two doles of meadowing in Saltmoor in the parish of Bushbury, bounded on the north by Upper Saltmoor and on the south by Lanes Meadow Tithes, houses etc belonging to the above.
Messuage, dwellinghouse or tenement called Coven Mill House
Water corn mills and windmill on Coven Heath
Small plot of land on which the windmill stands, enclosed out of the common called Coven Heath.
Several closes of land belonging called the pool otherwise Coven Mill Pool, the Mill Hayes, otherwise the Horse Leasow and the meadow adjoining called Mill Hayes Meadow otherwise Nether Meadow, the Heathy Leasow, the Kiln House Piece the croft adjoining the barn and the croft adjoining the other croft.
Several closes now divided into five parts called the Oldfields in the parish of Bushbury in a village there called Fordhouses.
Messuage, dwellinghouse or tenement at Covenheath in the holding of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Navigation, called Days Farm.
Closes, pieces or parcels of land belonging called the Heathy Lea Row and the Moor Meadow, in Fordhouses.
Messuage, tenement or dwellinghouse called Freemans Tenement.
Three closes belonging, called the Slang the Spring Croft and the Pease Croft.
Close of land lately in three closes called the Little Meadow, the near Croft and the Farm Croft, where a messuage called Drake Yate otherwise Drake Gate formerly stood
Newly erected messuage
Five closes formerly called the lower Leasows or Speremans Birch but now called the Upper Meadow and the Lower Meadow, the two Lower Leasows and the Farr Leasow
Close of land called the Rake Gate or Lady Meadow in Bushbury.
Several closes in the parish of Shareshill
Messuage, tenement or dwellinghouse belonging
Closes of land belonging called the Hob Meadow otherwise the Wall Wells
The west part of the close called the Near Conways Moore (all the above in the liberty of Great Wyrley)
Messuage called the Wheat Sheaf Inn in Wolverhampton near the Corn Market formerly in three dwellinghouse
Another messuage in the High Green or Corn Market in Wolverhampton
Messuage, tenement or dwellinghouse formerly in two messuages in the High Green
Close of land on the north side of the turnpike road from Wolverhampton to Cannock, adjoining the Birmingham Canal Navigation and enclosed out of one of the common fields of Wolverhampton
Newly erected messuage in Trysull
Several old inclosures adjoining called the Broad Leasow, the two Little Nimmins, the Barn Close, the Pit Close, the Further Pit Close, the Piece adjoining the Pit Close, the Cow Pasture and Nickolls Breeches.
Another piece of land formerly part of the common called the New Piece.
Another piece of land at Trysull called the Piece at the Common.
Two other pieces of land at Trysull called the Woodford Pieces.
Two other pieces of land at Smestow in the parish of Trysull called Smestow Meadows.
Five acres or days work of arable land in a close in Wolverhampton called Dunstall close or Callows Leasow bounded by the road leading from Wolverhampton to Gorsebrook Mill and the crossway from Sparwell to Dunstall
Another close in Wolverhampton at Callows Lane adjoining the above bounded by the causeway into Dunstall Lane and Canwell Piece
Another parcel of land in Wolverhampton near the Culwell
Piece of new inclosed land inclosed out of the Oldfalls in Great Wyrley and adjoining Lodge Farm
Another piece of land newly inclosed out of the Oldfalls
Messuage belonging
Several closes belonging called the West Croft, the Best Croft, the Bentley Moor, the Bentley Meadow, the East Bridge Meadow, the Long Leasow, the West Field, the Priests, the Broad Leasow, the Hill, the Broad Birch, with the lane adjoining, the Triangle, the Church Field, the Ridding Slang, the Near Ridding, the Far Ridding and the Pool Meadow, all in the parish of Great Saredon
Several closes in Little Saredon called the Pingle, the Sandford otherwise the Sandyford Leasow and Lane Green Piece. | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | Wolverhampton Archives | Subjects: | Windmills | Temporal: | Mar 1801 | Source: | Black Country History | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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