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Description: | 1. William Goodson of Middle Rasen, farmer and grazier
2. Edward Allen of New Sleaford, grocer,
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3. Frederic John Newton Sneath of Boughton House, Asgarby, farmer and grazier.
Messuage or dwellinghouse in Middle Rasen (being the ancient manor house of Middle Rasen), now converted into two tenements in the respective occuupations of Thomas Ingleton and Isaac Robinson, with the outbuildings, garden, orchard and paddock of pasture land thereunto adjoining (3a. 3r. 6p.), formerly in the occupation of William Green, afterwards of William Goodson the father, bounded on the east by lands late of Edward Moody and now of William Goodson, on the west by lands of John Bartholomew, on the north by the Home Close hereinafter described, and on the south by the Public Road;
also messuage or farmhouse, also now converted into two tenements in the respective occupations of [ ] Copeland and [ ] with barn, stables, sheds, dovecote, outbuildings, yard, garden and paddock of pasture land thereunto adjoining and belonging (4a. 2r. 2p.), some time since in the occupation of William Green, late of William Goodson the father, and now of William Goodson, bounded on the east by lands late of Edward Moody and hereditaments of Robert Button and Esther his wife, and now of William Goodson, on the west and south by the Public Road, and on the north by the Home Close hereinafter described;
also messuage or dwellinghouse with the outbuildings and premises thereto erected and built by William Goodson the father on the last described close of land or partly thereon and partly on one of the next described closes;
also two closes pieces or parcels of meadow or pasture land adjoining each other, some time since in the occupation of George Searby, late of William Goodson the father, and now of William Goodson, that is the North Common House Close (6a. 2r. 36p.) and the South Common House Close (3a. 3r. 16p.), bounded on the east by a public road and by lands of George Shearman and the devisees of the late John Ward respectively, on the west by lands of Joseph Billiat, lands late of Mrs Goodwin and Miss Barker and now of William Goodson, and the next described piece or parcel of land respectively, on the north by lands of Joseph Billiat, and on the south by a public road and lands late of Mrs Goodwin and Miss Barker respectively, and now of William Goodson;
also close piece or parcel of meadow or pasture land called the West Common House Close (2a. 1r. 12p.) some time since in the occupation of George Searby, late of William Goodson the father, and now of William Goodson, bounded on the east by lands late of Mrs Goodwin and Miss Barker, and now of William Goodson, and the close called South Common House Close respectively, on the west and north by lands of Joseph Billiat, and on the south by a Public Road;
also close piece or parcel of meadow or pasture land called the Hall Close (4a. 2r. 24p.) some time since in the occupation of William Green, late of William Goodson the father and now of William Goodson, bounded on the east by lands of Joseph Billiat, on the west by lands late of Edward Moody and now of William Goodson, on the north by the close hereinafter described called the East Close, and on the south by Glebe Land and the churchyard of Middle Rasen Tupholme respectively;
also four closes pieces or parcels of land or ground adjoining each other, some time since in the occupation of William Green, late of William Goodson the father, and now of William Goodson, called The Home Close pasture (18a. 0r. 16p.), The East Close pasture (7a. 0r. 2p.), the East Kirking Lane Close arable (9a. 0r. 32p.), and The Kirking Lane Close arable (19a. 0r. 34p.), bounded on the east by lands of Joseph Billiat, on the west by a Public Road, on the north by another Public Road, and on the south by the yards, gardens and paddocks adjoining and belonging to the messuages hereinbefore described, by lands late of Edward Moody and now of William Goodson, and lands of John Bartholomew respectively, and by the close hereinbefore described called the Hall Close;
also seven several closes pieces or parcels of land or ground adjoining each other, some time since in the occupation of William Green, late of William Goodson the father, and now of William Goodson, called The South East Cottage Pasture arable (7a. 3r. 20p.), The East Cottage Pasture arable (20a. 2r. 28p.), The North Cottage Pasture arable (43a. 1r. 36p.). The West Cottage Pasture arable (30a. 2r. 26p.), The Pasture Land Close arable (6a. 1r. 24p.), The South West Cottage Pasture arable (7a. 0r. 30p.), and the West Pasture Land Close meadow (7a. 0r. 32p.), bounded on the east and west respectively by lands late of Mrs Goodwin and Miss Barker, and now of William Goodson, on the north by the lordship of Osgodby and on the south by lands of John Bartholomew and a public road respectively;
all in Middle Rasen.
Mortgaged for £1500 and 41/4% interest, with a power of sale(subject to prior mortgages). | Temporal: | 10 Oct 1876 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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