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Description: | 1. John Bate of Lincoln, maltster
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2. Originall Peart of Lincoln, gent, and Thomas Everitt of Sudbrooke, parish of Ancaster, yeoman.
Property: all that western part, towards the river, of a Capital Messuage or tenement situated in the parish of St Benedict, between High Bridge and a place or tower commonly known as Brayford Head, now in the tenure or occupation of 1., consisting of:- one entry, a low room or parlour with two inner rooms or closets lying on each side of the chimney, and one chamber over the said parlour; a garrett over the said chamber, and a closet within the said chamber on the north side of the chimney; also a piece of staircase on the south side of the chimney in the said chamber, heretofore used for a closet extending to the outward most part of the third step of the said staircase; that part of the inner court of the said messuage extending eastward from the west end of the messuage approximately 10 yards in length and southwards about two and a half yards. Also that the part of the orchard of the said messuage extending from the west end of the messuage for 12¾ yards in length, and extending towards the south from the house wall and from the eavedrops of a tenement or cottage of one Sarah Tuffin, widow, about 1¾ yards and four inches [5' 7"] in breadth, with full free passage of ingress, egress and regress for 2. from a lane lying on the north side of St Benedicts church (reserving similar ingress etc for William Scrimshaw into and out of the other part of the said capital messuage through the entry and the aforementioned part of the court, to fetch water from the river).
Consideration: 5s. | Subjects: | Urban District Councils Rates & Taxation Petty Sessions Law & Order Organisations Dean & Chapter Of Lincoln Cathedral Community & Society Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 18 Apr 1679 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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