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Description: | 1. John Dawson and Thomas Newcome, churchwardens of the parish of St Peter at Gowts; John Jackson, Timothy Heardson, gent., Seth Read, William Capps, Thomas Yates, Edward Bennett, George Johnson, John Bate junior, Robert Augar, Robert Farmery, feoffees for the parish lands.
2. John Royston of the Bail, Lincoln, innholder.
Lease by 1 to 2.
Property:
All that messuage or tenement with the appurtences situated in the parish of St Mark, with all the yards, backsides and gardenstead thereunto belonging or appurtaining; adjoining southwards on to the said messuage, abutting grounds previously of Thomas Welcome, gent., deceased, on the north and west, the High Street east and grounds of the said parish of St Peter on the south.
Also those 2 tenements in St Mark, with the buildings, houses, chambers, cellars, solars and gardens, together with the appurtenances, and 1 little pingle, toft or croft in the former parish of Holy Trinity, with the appurtenances; all of which aforementioned tenements are in the occupation of Ezekiel Hill and Thomas Dawson.
Annual rent: 24s (i.e. 8s for the 1st messuage, 10s for the 2 tenements and 6s for the pingle) and 2 good capons.
[Church Lands 7, 8 and (?) 5: There is no real evidence to link the "pingle, toft or croft" with Church Lands 5. Furthermore, if 5 is indeed the former "Chaplins Stables", it cannot have been in Holy Trinity parish, as this was north of St Peter's: the former churchyard owned in later years by the Dean and Chapter is now occupied by the Thomas Cooper Memorial Chapel; this pingle is probably situated due east of the Holy Trinity churchyard] | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 21 Dec 1685 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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