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Description: | 1. Mary Becke of Lincoln, spinster, daughter of John Becke, late of Lincoln, esq, decd,
2. John Mayer the younger, of Grays Inn, Middlesex, gent,
3. Forth Winter of Ovenden, Kent, esq.
Dwelling house with the appurtenances in the parish of Lincoln St Benedict: a close of pasture in the parish of Lincoln St Martin, in a place called Far Newland, or Hollingworths, late in the tenure of Thomas Becke but now in the occupation of Samuel Trotter; also a close of pasture in the parish of Lincoln St Botolph, late in the tenure of John Becke and now in that of 1. Also a farm at Waddington, purchased by Thomas Becke from Revd Goodall, late in the tenure of John Fox, and now in that of Benjamin Fox. Also a messuage in the parish of Lincoln St Benedict, in the tenure of Charles Newcomen; and other properties in Dunholme and Reepham. Also a messuage cottage or tenement in Martin near Timberland [as in FL/KING DEEDS/7/1] late in the tenure of Edward Short and now in that of Amos Dean.
To the intent that 2. be made a tenant of the freehold to facilitate a Common Recovery, 3. suing sur disseisin en le post.
Consideration: 5s. | Temporal: | (19 & 20 Jan 1764) | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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