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Description: | 1) Virlot Butters of Hibaldstow, roper and Ann Butters, his wife.
2) William Butters of Port Arthur in Van Dieman's Lane, Wesleyan Minister, eldest son and heir apparent of Virlot Butters and Ann Butters.
3) William Matthews of Kirton in Lindsey, yeoman.
4) Thomas Matthews of Kirton in Lindsey, yeoman.
5) Thomas Moss of Kirton in Lindsey, draper.
Property: Firstly, a messuage and land of two roods at Hibaldstow, bounded on the east by premises of Sir Montague John Cholmely, baronet, on the north by premises of James Smith, on the west by the turnpike road from Brigg to Lincoln, and on the south by the next described premises.
Secondly, a messuage and land of two roods and ten perches at Hibaldstow, bounded on the east by premises of Sir Montague John Cholmely, baronet, on the south by premises of Mary Carline, on the west by the turnpike road, and on the north by the previously described premises.
The Deed of Partition includes a plan of the property. | Subjects: | Methodist Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 27-28 May 1835 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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