| Description | William Marshall, late of Windsor, Berks, and now of Grays Inn, Middlesex, Esq., to Original Jackson of Godmanchester, gent, £1,826:5:0d. and for a further £1,200 secured to be paid to Marshall by Jackson. The moiety of the Manor of Woodwalton otherwise Walton Bevills and Cornwallis, the right and turn in the right of presentation to the Advowson of the Rectory of the Parish Church of Woodwalton alternately, the capital messuage called Mitchell Home Hall situate in North end, Woodwalton, and all the following homesteads, messuages, lands etc., in Woodwalton - Cussell Hills (9 ac 1r 7p) Cassell Hill Pightle (3 ac 2r 4p), the Five Acre Pightle (5 ac 1r 25p) Oat Fenn (16 ac 3r) Andrews Fenn (15 ac 3r 36p), Long Higney side (11 ac 2r 36p), Church Close (26 ac 3r 35p), Barrow Field (24 ac 1r 24p), Long Pightle (11 ac 2r 3p), Close Coleseed Fenn (58 ac 2r 4p), Heyhway Fenn (34 ac 0r 23p), Oat Fenn (36 ac 1r 17p), Lentons Fenn (11 ac 2r 12p), the other part of Wilbrow Fenn (26 ac 2r 22p), Faulkners Fenn (17 ac 2r 29p), Holt Fenn (44 ac 0r 12p), Rough Fenn (167 ac 1r 39p), Barrow Wood (4 ac 3r 13p), Thrift Wood (19 ac 3r 13p), Short Higney side (22 ac 0r 12p), The Plaine (26 ac 2r 14p), Fenn Green (8ac 3r 2p), Green Close (1ac 3r 34p), Heatherly (6 ac 3r 16p), Heatherly Pightle and Yards (3ac 3r 20p), Black Edge Hill (32 ac 0r 13p), Little Meadow (7ac 1r 25p), Great or Town Meadow besides the Divisions and Lotts (64ac 2r 3p), Mare Platt Fenn (41 ac 0r 21p), Midlow Bank (17 ac 2r 6p), One Homestead with the yards and ground belonging (2 ac 2r 26p), Fore Fen (6ac 2r 18p), Moretons Meadow (39 ac 1r 22p), Faulkeners Meadow (5ac or 31p) one part of Church field (17ac or 8p), another part of Church Field (21 ac 3r 13p), Cottages Close (16ac 3r 24p), Howes Close (4 ac 2r 26p), Adventurers Fifteen Acres (16 ac 1r 30p), Brantons Acre in the Town mead (1ac 1r 4p), One homestead with the yards and ground belonging (2ac), Hulls Acre in Town mead (1ac 1r 31p), Great Stockin (14ac 3r 4p), Great Maggee Close (21 ac 2r 25p), Nether Stockin (4ac 1r 7p), Turkington Little Fenn (6ac 1r 28p), Turkingtons Great Fenn (13ac 2r 38p), Andrews Homestead with the yards and grounds belonging (5ac 2r), Andrews Acre in the Town mead (1ac 1r 6p). One homestead with the yards and garden belonging (2ac 2r 20p), Reynolds Acre in the Town Mead (1ac 1r 1p), another homestead with the yards and grounds belonging (3ac 2r 37p), Hobbs Acre in the Town Mead (1ac 0r 28p), Sponge Close (9ac 2r 6p), Circumshome Fenn (9ac 2r 25p), Circumshome (4ac 3r 10p), Crooklow Bank (8ac 1r 11p), one other homestead with yards and grounds belonging (2ac 2r 19p), Simons Close (1ac 0r 12p), Faulkeners two acres in the town mead (2ac 2r 20p), one other homestead with the close belonging (1ac 1r 7p), Hales acre in the Town mead (1ac 1r 7p), Holes Fenn (13ac 3r 20p), The Bank Passage Chace or Way (3r 21p), Little Cunnington Close (3ac 3r 7p), Little Barrow field (5ac 2r 38p), one other homestead with the yards and ground belonging (1ac 0r 21p), Lentons acre in the Town mead (1ac 1r 12p), Dicksons Close (3r 3p), Penny Place (1ac 2r 33p), one other homestead with yards and ground belonging (3 ac 1r 31p), Popes Corner (8ac 3r 34p), Nether Round Field (15ac 2r 10p), Fanns acre in the Town Mead (1ac 0r 28p), Little Magey Close (9ac 0r 25p), Hill Close (8ac 0r 38p), all the closes called the Upper Round Field (17ac), one other homestead with the yards and ground belonging (16 ac 1r 1p), Laxons Close (5ac 2r 8p), Great East Field (24 ac 0r 9p), Cunnington Close (12ac 2r 22p), two several acres in the Town Mead (1ac 0r 38p and 1ac 0r 22p), Great Hill Close (18ac 1r 36p), Bagleys Close (1ac 2r 28p), Bozards otherwise Crank Close (3ac 0r 7p), Cranks Acre in the Town Mead (1ac 0r 16p), Cranks Messuage with the yards or ground belonging (38p), Little east field (8ac 0r 1p) one other homestead with the yards and ground belonging (2ac 3r 12p), Reynolds acre in the Town Mead (1ac 0r 16p), all of which premises were late the estate of William Marshall Esq., deceased, father of the above William Marshall, and also all the parcels of fen or marsh ground (36 ac) in Woodwalton purchased by the late W. Marshall of Mary Pearson and John Bundy and Judith, his wife, and also one other piece of fen or marsh ground (6ac 2r) in Sawtry purchased by the late W. Marshall of Mary Pearson and Bundy and his wife. |