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Description: | James I
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John Freeman of Great Billing, Northamptonshire, esq.
Fresh marsh lying contiguous to the town of Holbeach called The Abbot of Crowlands upgrass (15a.), fresh marsh called Harrington's Upgrasse (65a. 2r. 20p.), fresh marsh called Freeman's First Intock or Freeman's Whitehouse field with two houses thereon (170a. 2r.), all now or late in the occupation of John Freeman; a fresh marsh between a salt marsh of Sir William Armayne kt on the east and a saltmarsh called Polwiddipoles or Markhams Salt Marsh on the west (290a.), fresh marsh adjoining the northern part called Freeman's New Intack with one house thereon (193a. 1r. 20p.), salt marsh called Freeman's Saltmarsh (1372a.) and salt marsh called The Rugged Marsh (185a. 2r.) all now or late in the occupation of Thomas Hobson. Also ground, soil, land, shore and marsh land lying contiguous to the premises which are now overflowed or covered with salt water and which at any time hereafter should be recovered by dereliction of the sea or in other manner. To be held in free and common socage from the manor of East Greenwich. Annual rent value: £130 11s. 1/2d.
Consideration: £150.
Dated at Westminster. | Temporal: | (1 Mar 1614) | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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