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‘description’:'(1) Gaby, John, baker and malster, of Bromham. (2) Hale, Stephen, drugget-maker. (3) Bull, John, gent. Bull, Daniel, gent. Articles of Agreement of a capital messuage and mill house, formerly a fulling mill, with the appurtenances The Rack close or Conigree, and the Rack close or Mooncrofts, land in Stockfield and Hitching field, called the Nine acres, and Horse Leazes, Poynes Grove, Poynes Meads, Little Wyers, Brewers Mead, now called the Cow Leaze, Bakers close; Clarks mead, a grist mill and Fulling Mill called New Mill, Quemerford Blackland and Little Chelsea closes, the Hill Ground, Elliotts Mead, Stockwood, Round Mead, Bartholomews, all in Calne.’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. CALNE.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Glover, William Proctors of St. Mary’s Church Hale, Thomas Proctors of St. Mary’s Church (2) Trymnell, Walter Lease for 80 years of a tenement with a courtyard in Newport, which courtyard measures 56’5″ x 14’4″; at an annual rent of 16d. Witnesses : Henry Frere, mayor, John Cley, and John Peton (?).’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. DEVIZES.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Gore, Lady Philippa, of Barrows, co. Somerset, widow Eyre, Samuel, of Whiteparish, esquire Hayter, Richard, of Salisbury, gentleman (2) Bowles, John, of S. Burcombe, esquire Lease, release and quit claim to the manor of Purton on full payment of all money due.’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. PURTON.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Grace Wills, p. St. Mewan, widow; John Gaved the Younger, p. St. Mewan, gent.; Phillippa Dave, p. Egloshayle, spinster (2) John Bennett of Hythe, co. Kent, a Lance. corporal in Royal Veteran Battalion (stationed at Hythe.) (3) Edward Fox, p. Egloshayle, Esq. (4) Thomas Rawlinson of Padstow, Esq. (a trustee of Edward Fox) Lands in Trevilder Lease and Release (1) to (3). Consideration: £2,150′,’context’:’TREMAYNE FAMILY OF HELIGAN, ST. EWE. DEEDS AND LEASES. Parish. EGLOSHAYLE.’,’held_by’:’Cornwall Record Office’

‘description’:'(1) Grace Wills, p. St. Mewan, widow; John Gaved the Younger, p. St. Mewan, gent.; Phillippa Davey, p. Egloshayle, spinster (2) John Bennett of Hythe, co. Kent, Lance Corporal in Royal Veteran Batallion (3) Martin West, p. Egloshayle, gent. (4) Edward Fox of Gonvena, p. Egloshayle, Esq. (trustee on behalf of M. W.) Trevilder Lease and Release from (1) to (3) Consideration: £1,350 (£450 to each of (1))’,’context’:’TREMAYNE FAMILY OF HELIGAN, ST. EWE. DEEDS AND LEASES. Parish. EGLOSHAYLE.’,’held_by’:’Cornwall Record Office’

‘description’:'(1) Grubbe, Phebe, of London, widow. (2) Hale, Roger, yeoman. Counterpart of lease for 99 years or one life of a messuage and lands.’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. CHERHILL.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Grubbe, Phebe, of Mitcham, co. Surrey, widow. (2) Hale, Edward, of Malmesbury, tanner. Counterpart of lease for 99 years or one life of a copyhold messuage called Chiseldens.’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. CHERHILL.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Grubbe, Phebe, widow, of London. (2) Hale, Roger, yeoman. Lease for 99 years or one life of a messuage and lands. (field names).’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. CHERHILL.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Grubbe, Walter, of Potterne, esquire. (2) Hale, Mary, widow. Lease for 99 years or 3 lives of a messuage and lands (field names).’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. CHERHILL.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’

‘description’:'(1) Hale, Edward, of Bishops Cannings, victualler Hale, William, of Devizes, woolstapler, and Eleanor his wife. Read, William, of Pottern, yeoman. White, Alice, of Devizes, widow. Phillips, Sarah, of the same, widow. (2) Sutton, Prince, of Devizes, gentleman. (3) Street, Stephen, of the same, esquire. (4) Mortimer, William, of the same, baker. Deed to Declare the Uses of a Fine, concerning the Royal Oak and lands.’,’context’:’Wiltshire Deeds. BISHOPS CANNINGS.’,’held_by’:’Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’