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Description: | Admission of Marianne Withington, wife of George Withington of Parkfield, Withington, Lancashire, esq, as sister and coheiress of Helen Alsop, and on the surrender of John Coupland of Lincoln, merchant (at the request of the executors of the will of Richard Alsop of Litchford Hall, Lancashire, esq): moiety of a moiety or east end of a close, piece or parcel of land (18a. 3r. 1p.) in Waddington, taken out of the Holmes, bounded on the east by the River Witham, on the west by the Old River Witham, on the north by a freehold allotment formerly of Thomas Smith, decd, and then of Robert Wilson, esq, and on the south by lands formerly of Martha Cappe, widow, and then of Mary Cappe, spinster, which land was awarded on enclosure to Thomas Smith in lieu of an oxgang of land held of the manor; also the east end of a copyhold homestead in Waddington called Addisons and Hammonds Lands; also several plots of land, formerly one plot (35a. 3r. 36p.) enclosed and taken out of the Low Field of Waddington, then subdivided into five closes called the Far Pasture (8a. 3r.), the First Pasture (8a. 0r. 11p.), the Cottage and Garden (1r. 10p.), the Timothy Close (10a.2r. 18p.), and the Bottom Pasture (8a. 3r. 16p.), bounded on the east by the road leading from [Brant] Broughton towards Lincoln, on the west by the New River Witham, on the north by lands allotted to John Wilson, esq, and on the south by lands allotted to Charles Clarke, which plot was awarded to Richard Ruxton, decd, on enclosure; all formerly in the occupation of Thomas Smith, then in the tenure of John Coupland.
Fine: 4d. | Temporal: | 28 Oct 1830 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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