| Description | 1. Frances Moyer, Low Layton, widow. 2. James Bayley, Pitsey, farmer. 1. to 2. Messuage with apps called Pitsey Hall in occup. of 2. - i.e., The Island farm; the Wharffield (31a); The Weekhouse Field or The hay (24a); The North Part of the Island (46a); The South Part of the Island (46a); The Salt Marsh (10a.1r.31p); The West Marsh (82a.33p.); The Home-field (21a); The Meadow (17a.10p); The Kitchen Field (19a); The Church Field (27a); The North Lands (21a 2r. 12p.); and (19a.2r.32p); The 18 Acres (18a.11p); The Great North Lands (45a); A piece open to the Great North Lands (3a.3r); The Cramps Field (18a.2r.15p); All part of the Manor of Pitsey and in Pitsey and Vange. Timber reserved to 1., except for repairs. Liberty to hunt etc. reserved to 1. and liberty to hold Manor Court there. For 14 years at £350 p.a. Plus £10 for every acre ploughed in The East and West Marshes, the Homefield, The Meadow, the Kitchen Field and 10 acres of the Church Field. Plus £10 for every acre sown with hemp, flax, woad, carroway and aniseed. Usual covenants 1. to pay if the Great Sluice or dam causes more than £10 worth of damage. 2. to pay all taxes except the land tax. 2. not to plough more than 284a. Power of distraint to 1. |