| Description | To Uses at Halmote of Manor of Halton, by Pusey Brooke of Hallwood, esq., on 12. Dec. 1761 ----- Messuage or burgage in ASTMORE within HALTON formerly called Cadmans House in ASTMORE by the Brooke, and now called Dentons House, heretofore the inheritance of Nathan Denton, deceased, afterwards that of his son Thomas Denton, and now that of said P. Brooke, together with its lands called the Hampyard, the Barn Meadow, the swine Ridding, the Orchard Field, the marsh Meadow, the two Bryars, the Shutch Croft, the Banks and Clough, the Linage Poole, the acre, the Byroms Bryars, the Heath Meadow, the Fox holes, the Astmore heys and the Cribb, with 1 moss room on HALTON MOSS, in all 29 a. of local measure and of the yearly rent to the Lord of the Manor of £1. 6s. 4d., and also a messuage or burgage and tenement with appurtenances in ASTMORE called John Norths House, and also 1 garden, 1 orchard, the Backside, the two Crofts, the Home Riddings and 1 mossroom on HALTON MOSS, with all appurtenances (in all 4 a. of customary measure), heretofore the inheritance of Mary Chew, spinster, Robert Howarth and Ann his wife, or one of them, and now that of said F. Brooke, and of the yearly rent to the Lord of the Manor of 3/-, and also the capital messuage in HALTON called King's House with all its buildings, yards, gardens, orchards, and closes called the Backside, the Calver Clough alias Calver hey, and the Well Croft, with appurtenances, formerly the inheritance of John King, deceased, afterwards of Richard Kelsall, deceased, and Sarah his wife, since of John Colquitt, esq., and now that of said P. Brooke, and also a messuage in ASTMORE heretofore in tenure of William Oakell and afterwards of Henry Cooper, with all its houses, yards, orchards, gardens, and lands called the Hempyord, the Kiln Croft, the Barn Croft and the Swine Ridding, with the appurtenances, formerly in possession of said William Oakell, since in that of said H. Cooper, and now in that of said P. Brooke, and also a messuage in HALTON called Masons New House with its buildings, orchards and gardens, heretofore in tenure of said John King, afterwards of his son William King and father of said Sarah Kelsall, since of James Dutton and [Jame]s Coppuck or one of them, late of said John Colquitt, but now the inheritance of said P. Brooke, and its lands called the Harrisons Yords, the great Higher Field adjoining to Masons New House, the lane and, the new Croft, the Old Castles, the stenhill hey, the two half Acres within the Whitlands, the five Acre hey, the Marled hey, the Winter Croft, the Bank Meadow alias Masons Meadow, the Marsh Meadow, the Patch, the half Acre within the Broad Hey, the Ten Parcels within the Higher and lower Doles, the [Sale] hey, the hey Pitts, the Oversbutts, the Calliards, the two Brooke heys, the meadow pleck, the two [Bank] Crofts and the Hough land lane, with the appurtenances, in HALTON & ASTMORE, formerly in possession of said William Oakell and/or Sarah Kelsall, since of said James Dutton and/or James Coppuck, since in tenure of said J. Colquitt but now the inheritance of said P. Brooke, and of the yearly rent to the Lord of the Manor of £1. 13s. 8d. and and also a messuage or burgage and its 2 yords with appurtenances in HALTON called [M]osses, heretofore in possession of William Chesshyre of Hallwood, esq., deceased, afterwards that of of Mary [R]owlinson, widow, since in that of William Burchall and now the inheritance of said P. Brooke and of the yearly rent to the Lord of the Manor of 1/-, and also 1 close or parcel of land with the appurtenances near to HALTON Chapel called Brooke's Croft or Yord (8 p. of local measure), late the inheritance of Sir Richard Brooke, Bt., and now that of said P. Brooke, with all houses, buildings, barns, stables, orchards, gardens, lands, common of pasture and of turbary, moors, mosses, etc., and appurtenances to the said several messuages or burgages, cottages and tenements, lands, hereditaments and premises belonging. Seal: red, Manor of Halton. Parchment. |