| Description | SURRENDER of Terms to Merge (as expressed in Settlement of 30. Mar 1755), by Sir Charles Edmonstone of Harley Street in par. £22 of St. Marylebone, Middlesex, and Bigoe Charles Williams of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Middlesex, and Randle Wilbraham of Rode Hall esq and Edward Wilbraham Bootle of Lathom House, Lancs., esq. --------- (1) 500 years, to Randle Wilbraham ---- The MANORS/LORDSHIPS BRUEN STAPLEFORD, FOULK STAPLEFORD, BARTON [? Burton], HUXLEY, and ODD RODE, the Moiety of the MANOR of DUDDON, one fourth part of the MANOR OF CLOTTON, capital messuage/mansion house called RODE HALL in RODE alias ODD RODE and the demesne lands thereto belonging, a water corn Mill called RODE MILL there, and also messuages/tenements with their lands in tenure of Randle Turner, and Greatbach's Tenement, and Roger's Tenement in RODE alias ODD RODE, and also messuages/tenements with their lands in tenure of Joseph Dale, George Goodall, Widow Colclough, John Smith, John Johnson and Samuel Bratt in ALCOMLOW alias MORETON ALCOMLOW, and also messuages/cottages or tenements with their lands there in tenures of Timothy Booth, John Leadbeator, Thomas Ratcliffe and Sarah Booth and also 3 messuages or tenements or farms with their lands in ALSAGER alias ARVGER in tenures of Thomas Wheelock, Ralph Walley, Daniel Morris and Thomas Galley, and also the capitalmessuage/mansion house of BRUEN STAPLEFORD with all its demesne and other lands belonging and also messuages cottages mills lands and tenements there in tenures of Peter Ravenscroft, John Minshull, John Rogerson, Samuel Crowcold, Peter Bostock, Richard Pemberton, John Robinson & Co., John Done, Thomas Rowland, Thomas Done, Sarah Dodd and William Faulkner, John Walker, John Garnet, John Dayrce, ----- Rowland, Richard Ostle, ---- Beardman and Joseph Nield, and also messuages and tenements with their lands in BURTON in tenures of John Clark, Joseph Hall and/or the representative: of ------ Roberts, John Cowsey, Thomas Done and Samuel Lightfoot, and also messuages and tenements with their lands in CLOTTON-CUM-HOOFIELD and DUDDON in tenures of Ralph Hashall and Alice Clowes, John Booth and Samuel Lightfoot, and also lands there in tenures of Thomas Ankares and John Robinson, and also a cottage and garden in HOOFIELD, in tenure of ---- Dodd, and also messuages tenements mills and lands in DUDDON in tenures of Thomas Done, George Dutton, Ralph Dutton, Richard Carden, John Woodhouse, cottages gardens and inclosures there in tenures of Richard Williams, George Snelson, John Barnett and ------ Large, and also messuages mills and lands in FOULK STAPLEFORD in tenures of Daniel Filkin, John Price, William Howell, Widow Wittingshaw, William Bridge and Timothy Whitby, and also the capital messuage and other messuages mills tenements demesne and other lands in HUXLEY and HARGREAVE in tenures of James Done, Jeffery Sheers, Samuel Burghall, Benjamin Dutton, Roger Tittle, Thomas Large, and also cottages there in tenures of Edward James, Widow Jackson, George Lloyd and ---- Large, and also messuages, tenements and lands in OSCROFT and PRYERS HEYS in tenures of Nathaniel Dodd, Samuel Whittle, Widow Saunders, William Nield, ---- Dutton and ----- Pike, and also 2 messuages/tenements with their lands in TAR in tenure of Peter Bostock, and also 1 messuage tenement and lands in CHRISTLINGTON in tenure of Charles Bridge, all in CHESHIRE. (2) 2000 years to Edward Wilbraham Bootle ---- MANOR/LORDSHIP of CLAYTON the capital messuage/mansion house called CLAYTON HALL with its demesne and other lands belonging, and also Greens Farm with its lands in CLAYTON in tenure of Richard Gassiker and all manner of TITHES in in par. of CLAYTON, and also and also messuages farms lands and tenements there in tenures of John & Helen Meeres, James Clayton, William Ramsbottom, Thomas Jackson and John Gerrard, and also chief fee farm quit or other rents totalling £4. 2. 6d. p.a. from certain lands/tenements in Manor of CLAYTON, and also all messuages tenements and lands in LAYLAND devised to Richard Bootle deceased by his brother Edward Bootle deceased, all in LANCASHIRE.Seals, red, 1 & 4 armorial, 2 & 3 chequered. Parchment. |