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Description: | Manor: Moulton Harrington, and moiety of Moulton Dominorum.
Lord: Sir Sampson Gideon, bart.
Steward: Fairfax John deputy steward of Walter Johnson, esq.
The Right Hon. Frederick Lord Boston by William Stukeley, esq, his attorney and messenger craves admittance to his father's property, i.e. the Right Hon William Lord Boston, deceased.
Property:
1. 3a. 1r. 5p. of customary land situate in Moulton, called Town land, between the lands of the heirs of Henry Bannister on the north part, his own lands on the south part and abutting upon Whites Leys towards the west.
2. 1a. of customary land with appurtenances called Town Land lying in Moulton between the lands late of John King on the east, his own lands on the west and abutting on Clapton Gate towards the south.
3. 4a. 3 r. of customary land called Town land with appurtenances lying there between the lands of John Marshall Clerk on the east Pains Drove on the west and abutting on Cobgate towards the south.
4. 4a. 0r. 13p. of customary land with appurtenances called Town Land lying and being there dividedly whereof 1a. 0r. 2p. lie there between his own lands on the south and lands late of Joseph Daintry on the north and abutting on Shiregate towards the east and 3a. 0r. 11p. between the last mentioned piece on the east, Colliers meadow and Sindeland Dyke on the west and abutting on his lands towards the south and the lands late of Joseph Daintry toward the north.
5. 1r. 23p. of customary land called Town Land in Groomes Hurne between his lands on the east, the demesne lands of the manor of Spalding cum Membris on the west and abutting upon Low Gate on the south.
6. 1a. of customary land with appurtenances called Town Land lying in Groome's Hurne between his land on the north and lands of the College of St John's, Cambridge, on the south and abutting on a way leading to North Meadows, towards the west.
7. 1a. 3r. 37p. of customary land with appurtenances called Town Land lying in Groomes Hurne, between the lands belonging to the Free Grammar School in Moulton on the south his own lands on the north and abutting on a certain common land on the west.
8. 1 r. of customary land called Town Land lying in Groomes Hurne between the Old Eae on the east his own lands on the west and abutting on a certain common entry on the south.
9. 1r. of customary land called Town Land in Groomes Hurne between his lands on the south and north and abutting on the Old Eae on the east.
10. 1a. 1r. 33p. of customary land called Town Land formerly Abraham's lying in Moulton between his lands on the west and east, and abutting on lands called Cranwells on the south.
11. 2r. 7p. of customary land called Town Land in Sea's End and abutting on his own lands on the south and north.
12. 2a. 3r. 29p. of customary lands with appurtenances called Town Land lying in the Sea's End between his own lands on the east, land of StJohn's College, Cambridge, on the west and abutting upon Thursbarnes Hurnes on the south.
13. 1a. 1r. 4p. of customary land called Town Land lying in Moulton Sea's End between his lands on the south and north and abutting on Anker's Drove on the east.
14. 4a. 1r. 36p. of customary land called Town Land lying in Anker's Drove between his own lands on the east and abutting on the Demesne lands of the manor of Moulton moiety of the Dominorum called Mount lands, towards the north and upon the Old Eae on the south.
15. 1a. 1r. 24p. of customary land called Town Land lying between his lands on the south and north and abutting on Ankers Drove towards the west and upon the Common Sewer towards the east.
16. 6a. 0r. 34p. of customary Town Land lying between his land on the south, Thursbarnes Hurne on the north and abutting on the Common Sewer towards the east.
17. 29a. of customary land called Fen land lying in the West Fen in Moulton whereof 20a. lie between lands formerly the Heirs of Thomas Hall on the north lands formerly of Thomas Welby, esq, on the south, and abutting on Woodgate towards the west and Eaegate towards the east.
18. 9a. in Dearebought adjoining lands formerly of the Earl of Sussex on the north and abutting on le Doles on the west and Woodgate on the east which premises William Lord Boston lately died seized.
Fines: 4s. 4½d., 1s. 4d., 6s. 4d., 5s. 5¼d., 6¼d., 1s. 4d., 2s. 7½d., 4d., 4d., 1s. 11¼d., 8¾d., 3s. 11d., 1s. 8¾d., 5s. 11½d., 1s. 10½d., 8s. 3¼d., £1, 9s. 0d. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 9 Apr 1777 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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