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Description: | 1. William Grant Allison of Louth, gent [mortgagee],
2. Revd Richard Atkinson, late of Claxby Rectory but now of Doncaster, Yorkshire, clerk,
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3. John Lawrence Thornton of Market Rasen, innkeeper,
4. John Morley of Market Rasen, gent [trustee].
Piece or parcel of meadow or pasture ground in Middle Rasen (2a. 1r. 7p.), part and parcel of the west end of a certain close known as the Old Moor Close, bounded on the east by the other part of the said close now forming part of the Market Rasen Extension of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway, on west and north respectively by a lane called Claxby Lane leading from Market Rasen to Claxby, and on south by the next described piece or parcel of land, formerly in the tenure or occupation of John Cumpstone, afterwards of Franklin Smith, and since of Richard Atkinson, late of John Roberts and now of John Lawrence Thornton, his undertenants or assigns; also piece or parcel of meadow or pasture ground in Middle Rasen (4a. 0r. 24p.), being part and parcel of the west end of a certain close known as the Little Hill or Far Close, bounded on east by the other part of the last mentioned close now forming part of the Market Rasen Extension of the railway, on west by Claxby Lane, on north by the piece or parcel of ground hereinbefore described, and on south by land belonging to the vicarage of West Torrington, formerly in the tenure or occupation of Anthony Wright the younger, afterwards of Samuel Cropper, since of William Neave and Thomas Stainton successively, late of William Neave, but now in the tenure of John Lawrence Thornton, his undertenants or assigns.
Discharged from any payment under mortgage of 14 May 1844.
Consideration: £380 from 3. to 2. | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 6 Apr 1848 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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