| Description | At Halmote of Manor of Halton, by King Nixon of Astmore, tanner, to Sir Foster Cunliffe of Acton Park, Co. Denbigh, Bt., and Thomas Brooke of Norton Priory, esq., on 23. Jul. 1800 ---- a parcel of land with appurtenances in HALTON formerly called Gardiners Brook Meys and since called William Tarbucks Brook Heys (¥a. of customary measure), formerly the inheritance of William Tarbuck, afterwards of Henry Sanderson, since of his son Henry Sanderson, afterwards of Peter Webster, and by the latter sold to John Jackson, deceased, afterwards of his son Thomas Jackson, deceased, and late of John Jackson's daughters Mary and Elizabeth Jackson, and now of said King Nixon, of the rent to the Lord of the Manor of 9¢d. p.a. Cons: Included in the £5000 mentioned in DBN/D/9/8. ADMITTANCE OF Sir F. Cunliffe and Thomas Brooke. Seal: red, Honor of Halton. Parchment. |