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Description: | 1) Enoch Bateman of Hibaldstow, yeoman.
2) George Henry Cash of Hibaldstow, grocer, nephew of Enoch Bateman.
Property: Firstly, Conveyance of a messuage with two perches and ten roods of land at Hibaldstow, bounded on the east by the estate of Sir Hugh Cholmeley, baronet, on the south by the estate of Mary Carline, on the west by the turnpike road leading from Brigg to Lincoln, and on the north by the estate of Mrs Butters, with the Grocers Shop recently built by Enoch Bateman, presently in the occupation of Thomas Coulson and John Thomas East.
Secondly, Covenant for the Surrender of copyhold property of the manor of Hibaldstowe Cornwall - one acre, three roods and twelve perches of arable land forming part of a close called the Ox Pasture Ings on the south side of Carr Lane in Hibaldstow, bounded on the north by the Carr Lane, on the south by land late of John William Danby and now of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, on the east by another part of Ox Pasture Ings now or late of George Wright, and on the west by another part of Ox Pasture Ings now or late of Thomas Skelton. | Subjects: | Methodist Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 24 March 1887 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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