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Description: | 1. Ann Clark of Willingham by Stow, widow, John Campbell of Louth, mercer and draper, John James Clark of Market Rasen, mercer and draper, and Adam Clark of Market Rasen, mercer and draper (devisees in trust of the will and codicil of the late Richard Clark of Market Rasen, mercer and draper, decd),
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2. John Cumpstone of Market Rasen, surgeon and apothecary,
3. James Martin of Market Rasen, esq (his trustee).
Close, piece or parcel of land or ground (now in two divisions) with the screed of plantation thereto now adjoining on the north and east sides, lying in the moors of Middle Rasen (heretofore said to contain 14a. 3r. 18p but by recent survey, 15a. 2r. 14p.), bounded by Walesby lordship on the east, the estate of Philip Huntsfield on west, by a plantation late the estate of Richard Clark, decd on north, and road leading from Market Rasen to Claxby on south, formerly the estate of Thomas Shadford and Ann his wife and heretofore in the tenure or occupation of Jonathan Richard Watson, afterwards of Philip Huntsfield, since of Richard Clark, decd, and now of John Cumpstone, their respective undertenants or assigns; also close, piece or parcel of meadow or pasture ground in Middle Rasen, commonly called the Old Moor Close (heretofore said to contain 5a. 2r., but by recent survey, 3a. 1r. 11p.), bounded by Walesby lordship on east, road from Market Rasen to Claxby on west and north, and estate of Thomas Kennington on south, formerly in the occupation of John Teffe, since of John Cappin, William Bell, Philip Huntsfield and others successively, late of Richard Clark, decd, and now of John Cumpstone, their respective undertenants or assigns.
Consideration: £574. | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 10 & 11 Oct 1831 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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