Catalogue description Borough Deeds and Leases

A collection of deeds, mainly leases, of borough property, though including other types, such as those dealing with the Windsor and Eton water supply. With the exception of five medieval deeds, 1309-1376, and two related deeds of the sixteenth century (ref WI/AT1/463-469), theses date from 1603 to 1874

Although originally arranged in several bundles, the deeds are now stored, and must be ordered, as individual units

A detailed calendar of the deeds is available in the Record Office. It was prepared between 1958 and 1961 by the late Shelagh Bond, MA, FRHistS, Hon. Archivist to the Dean and Canons of Windsor, at the request of the then Town Clerk

Unfortunately the only copy available is a photocopy of a poor quality carbon copy, and is too indistinct for transcription for A2A. However what is given here is an introductory note and the topographical summary

Introduction

The deeds comprised, when examined in 1958, 18 original bundles containing some 359 deeds, together with 115 loose deeds, stored in two large black deed boxes in the Kipling Memorial Building, Windsor. The loose deeds were subsequently grouped for convenience into six further bundles

The bulk of the deeds are leases, dating (with the exception of the 7 earliest, AT1/463-469) from 1603 to 1874. It seems clear that from at least the end of seventeenth century surrendered leases were put into a bundle at the end of each decade, and as can been seen from the list below, the deeds are so preserved with few exceptions from 1700 to 1830. There is a separate bundle, 1697-1858, relating to water supply property

The original bundles were arranged as follows

1603-1679 'Surrendered Leases' AT1/186-228

1702-1710 'Surrendered Leases no. 3' AT1/154-185

1711-1721 AT1/358-374

1721-1730 'Surrendered Leases, no. 5' AT1/1-12

1731-1740 'Surrendered Leases, no. 6' AT1/26-49

1741-1750 AT1/229-243

1754-1760 AT1/13-25

1761-1770 plus 1841, 1843 AT1/244-258

1752, 1771-1780 AT1/341-357

1782-1790 AT1/426-448

1791-1800 AT1/278-301

1801-1810 AT1/375-400

1811-1819, 1830-1858 AT1/259-277

1821-1829 AT1/401-425

1837 AT1/449-451

1723-1859 AT1/99-115

1697-1858 Water supply property AT1/126-153

1794-1874 'Church Street' AT1/452-458

The loose deeds were arranged in the following artificial bundles :

1309-1582 AT1/463-469

1612-1846 AT1/50-98

1613-1846 AT1/302-340

1666-1670 AT1/459-462

1740-1774 AT1/470-475

1812-1855 AT1/116-125

There are three types of property involved in the leases proper

(1) encroachments on to the street, usually strips of land

(2) vaults and cellars under the street, usually separate from the houses behind

(3) urban and country property, mainly in Windsor, but some in Bray, Winkfield, etc

The calendar is arranged in numerical order, the order in which the documents themselves are still preserved. However, for any clear understanding of the properties, a catalogue raisonne, or topographical summary, is essential, and this been attempted, with a brief note at the head of each group of properties relating to the deeds. For the purposes of this exercise the deeds have been grouped as follows

I St Alban's Street (Priest Street); Church Street (Fish Street or Fish Market); Market Place; Market affairs; Market Street (Butchers or Queen Street); Castle Hill

II Sheet Street; Park Street; Frogmore Green; by Long Walk; Bachelors' Acre; Grove Road area

III Peascod Street; Spittal area

IV Castle Ditch; High Street

V Non Windsor

VI Windsor Underore; Windsor water supply; Thames fishing

It is important to realise that there are also Lease Books (WI/AT2/1-4) containing transcripts of many of the borough leases, 1658-1933, but not all the leases were copied in, especially during the earlier period. Finally, there are the valuable plans of property owned by the borough, comprising one volume 1793-1835, and one bundle of 28 loose plans, 1736-1887 (WI/AT3/1,2)

Topographical summary

I. ST ALBAN'S STREET (Priest Street); CHURCH STREET (Fish Street or Fish Market); MARKET PLACE; MARKET AFFAIRS; MARKET STREET (Butchers Row or Queen Street); CASTLE HILL

1. Priest Street, 1665-1832

(a) Two messuages on west of the street, built by Thomas Rowland on part of the site of the old Town Hall, 30' 10" wide, 30' 2" deep

Deed : AT1/235. (See Church Street (b))

(b) Small tenement or stable, 22' long by 12' wide, street to Castle on N, and the end of Priest Street leading to Pound (Park) Street on S. Site of present Royal Mews

Deed : AT1/200

(c) Piece of ground on south of street, adjoining churchyard, against mansion house of Duke of St Albans, 20' in front, 18' deep

Deeds : AT1/104, 110, 111, 113

2 Church Street, 1658-1874

(a) Encroachment, part of ground lately built on by John Clarke, by outer gate of the Castle, on the corner of Castle Hill, St Albans Street and Church Street; cont. 4½' at W, going to nothing to East; 37' towards Fish Street, from N. to S. and 4' deep; and the late passage into the Old Town Hall (See (b) below), cont. 24' long, 5' wide

Deeds : AT1/158, 32, 431, 291, 259, 322

(b) On south of (a) the messuage called the Old Town Hall or Prison House, between Fish Street and Priest Street, and abutting on John Clarke's new house (formerly Devil's Tavern), on North and Coach and Horses on South. By 1724 it was partly pulled down in order to be rebuilt. By 1746 the prisoners were kept in the Eastern part, and three messuage were built in Fish Street on part of the site. They contained 47' 1" by Fish Street, 31' 8" at N, and 31' 8" at S. and 47' 1" at back. By 1794 these three were leased separately, forming Nos 1, 2, 3, Church Street

Deeds : whole property : AT1/5, 236, 235, 357

no. 1 : AT1/284, 452, 390, 453, 454, 455, 456, 404, 123, 275

no. 2 : AT1/285, 391, 403, 339, 276

no. 3 : AT1/286, 389, 402, 122, 277, 457, 458

(c) Vaults under (b)

Deed : AT1/261

(d) Vault under waste ground before front of Sugar Loaf. 16' by 12' deep

Deed : AT1/27

(e) Waste ground in Fish Market, by Black Eagle, by Grope Lane, 20' by 3', and also piece of ground there, in same place, 35' 9" long on E. and 29' wide at North. By 1704 it was used as a coffee house. The two properties were united into one by 1767. In 1840 it is described as adjoining a passage, which separates it from the Police Station House

Deeds : AT1/193, 195, 221, 170, 341, 250, 432, 296, 116, 420, 338

3. MARKET PLACE, 1658-1859

There is evidence in (a) - (e) relating to the five properties lying between the road to the Butchers Shambles (the present passage by Woods Pharmacy) and Castle Hill

(a) Cellar in the waste ground in the market place, Butchers Row on S. and market place near the Pillory on the West, cont. 16' in width and 19' long

Deeds : AT1/194, 73, 385

(b) On North of (a) : vault before Palmer's house, 6' wide, 15' long

Deeds : AT1/35, 283, 378, 120, 333

(c) On North of (b) : encroachment in front of Florence Cox's house, 3' deep and 13' wide

Deeds : AT1/51, 71, 36, 13, 251, 439, 283, 378, 120, 333

(d) On north of (c) : vault in front of house, and encroachment. The vault is 18' 4' wide by 14' 6" and the ground in front 3' by 17'. Few original deeds survive

Register : AT2/1 p.40 and f.164b

Deeds : AT1/378, 120, 334, 27, 271

(e) On north of (d) : vault

Deeds : At1/377, 121, 334, 270, 271, 115

This last was occupied by Messrs Bedborough and Son, stonecarvers

4. MARKET AFFAIRS, 1650-1824

(a) Tolls of all grain and corn of Windsor Market, with duty of cleaning and sweeping the market house (this is in 1672, before present Guildhall), and market place, place under market house to be repaired, and ground next to the market house to be levelled, from each end down to the gutter between the highway and the other side of the gutter abutting on the Bell (in 1726 the Bell and Castle Inns)

Deeds AT1/208, 360, 6, 231, 345

(b) Piece of waste ground behind the market house from Trinity Hall to Market House, and from market house by Cross to house near Churchyard; standing of stalls and placing of stalls for foreigners on fairs and market days

Register: AT2/1 f55, 109b, 129a, 172a, 227

Deeds: AT1/56, 210, 363, 12, 243

In 1688, the stalls built there (Shambles) to be pulled down at end of term and new ones to be erected. Standing of stalls there (and elsewhere)

Deeds: AT1/447, 263, 415

(c) Two vaults erected between Three Tuns and Market House (1688) and under Market House

Register: AT2/1, f59, 129a, 172a, 227

Deeds: AT1/363, 12, 243, 444

(d) Butchers Shambles built on part of (b), being length of Market House by Three Tuns, and 4 Shops under or near Market House

Register: AT2/1, f139a, 172a, 243, 227

Deeds: AT1/363, 12

(e) Shop under Guildhall or Market House, and loft over; (described in 1824 as at S.E. corner of Guildhall, used as coach office in 1793

Deeds: AT1/447, 415, 280

(f) Upper rooms of Market house, and staircase (lower part used for market place for corn and grain) leased to draper, in 1656, and to grocer in 1671

Deeds: AT1/312, 460

5. MARKET STREET, 1830

Vault in front of messuage in Butchers Row, otherwise Queen St

Deed: AT1/330

6. CASTLE HILL, 1671-1837

(a) Vault opposite Horse and Groom, on corner of Market Street

Deeds: AT1/395, 406, 424, 289, 449

(b) Waste in Butchers Row, before Rose and Crown, 18' by 14', to which is added another piece of waste adjoining Rose and Crown, fronting Castle Gate, 3' at N. by High St (Castle Hill), 5' Eastward from Fish Street. This establishes the Rose and Crown as the property between Market Street and Church Street, used in 1811 as house (Eastern part) and Coach office (Western Part), according to plan

Deeds: AT1/85, 430, 405

Plan: AT3/1, p.42

(c) Vault before house at N.E. corner of the Clump, near Market Place, fronting High Street leading from Market cross to Castle 17' x 19'

Deed: AT1/3

(d) Waste ground 'part of manor of New Windsor', on Castle Hill, adjoining the King's Garden House, 3½ yards square, and 31', of which 2 yards are at the going in of the door and 1½ yards over against the Castle Gate

Deed: AT1/206

7. MISCELLANEOUS

(a) Certificate concerning weights and measures for use of Windsor, 1826

Deed: AT1/326

(b) Garden ground

Deed: AT1/325

II SHEET STREET: PARK STREET: FROGMORE GREEN: BY LONG WALK: BACHELORS' ACRE: GROVE ROAD AREA

1. SHEET STREET, 1655-1831

(a) Piece of ground, walled in with brick, adjoining backside of Pesthouse. If plague breaks out, the lease to be surrendered

Deeds: AT1/311, 227

(b) Piece of ground, shooting down by the East side of garden wall, from Sheet Street to Pitts Field, 200' by 4'

Deeds: AT1/192, 65, 67, 66, 78, 83, 166, 167, 163, 164, 100, 101, 48, 47, 386, 324

(c) Plot of land at lower end of Sheet Street, abutting on Puckets Close on N. and common on E. and S., cont 164' at S.W. end and 140' from S.W.end to where barn stands

Deed: AT1/362

To this was added piece of waste ground, adjoining the barn, cont. from the barn to the ditch, 48', from ditch to road, 58' and from house to ditch next to Puckets Close, 85'. The former property contained first one messuage, then two, later three. The latter contained seven cottages, and a further two

Deeds: AT1/31, 21, 353, 279, 383, 269, 332, 340, 268, 335

(d) Plot of ground, adjoining the Pound, with Puckets Close on S.W., and pound and waste on N.E.; cont 32 yards by 31 yards

It would seem likely that this formed part of 1(c) above

Deeds: AT1/51, 52, 203, 204

(e) Piece of ground in Hog Common

Deed: AT1/301

2. PARK STREET, 1673-1837

(a) Piece of ground made a stable, on S. side of King's Head, 19' by 9', to which is later added ½a waste ground, near Park, abutting on road from New Windsor to Park on E. and N

By 1693 the former stable was used as a shop; described as at Upper or N.E. end of the street in 1730

Register: AT2/1 f.158a

Deeds: AT1/216, 102, 82, 103

(b) Piece of waste where pound lately stood in Moor (Park) St., 35½' by 15', and piece of ground 20' by 9'

Deeds: AT1/348, 288, 394, 407, 450

(c) Piece of ground in Park St., encroachment, with vaults beneath

Deeds: AT1/396, 408, 331

(d) Piece of waste in front of house in Park St, 71' 5" by 9'

Deeds: AT1/347, 446, 382, 266, 329 (corner property)

Note : the properties in 2 (b) - (d) adjoin. They all lie on the west of the street, starting with (d), on the corner of Sheet St/Park St, which was later divided into two

3. FROGMORE GREEN, 1659-1782

(a) Cottage and land adjoining, 33' by 50', abutting on Pound on South, road from Windsor to Frogmore on East

Deeds: AT1/29, 24, 350

(b) Plot of ground, part of waste, 60' by 25'

Deed: AT1/197

(c) i. Piece of waste to erect a house on, Trinity Close on W. and Brick Close on S. Little Park on N. 80' by 23'

Deeds: AT1/314, 211

ii. Piece of waste, 80' by 40' and barn, road to Staines from New Windsor on E. and N. (and also 2 messuages in N.W. in Frogmore Green)

Deed: AT1/64

By 1700 these two units are amalgamated in one lease. By 1714 an additional piece of waste is leased with them, 140' in length by 18' at N. and 72' at S

Deeds: AT1/93, 94, 182, 183, 366, 37, 38, 252, 433

(d) Cottage on waste, road to Frogmore on E, Grubbs Close on W

Deed: AT1/342

4. BY LONG WALK, 1753-1833

Piece of ground, or orchard, 5 rods, taken out of the waste, 485' by 37' at E. and 32' at W. Lane from Long Walk to Shaw Lane on N. Long Walk on East, road on West. With a little cottage

Deeds: AT1/105, 106, 108, 107, 109, 112, 114

5. BACHELORS' ACRE, 1704

Deed: AT1/165

6. GROVE ROAD AREA, 1853

Land, path from Model cottages to Keppel street on S; path from Victoria Street to Lammas Meadows on W

Deeds: AT1/124, 125

III. PEASCOD STREET, SPITTAL AREA

1. PEASCOD STREET, 1742-1829

(a) Messuage on North of the street, 18½' wide by the street

Deeds: AT1/232, 245, 445, 400

(b) Encroachment in front of Thomas Winwood's house, 2' 9" from house to street and 41' long, partly built on, and partly enclosed with pales

Deed: AT1/72

(c) Encroachment in front of John Kendall's house, 20" wide and 24" long, being the front of the new built house

Deeds: AT1/361, 9, 423

2. SPITTAL AREA, 1676-1846

(a) Cottage at N.W. end of Munday's Close; Munday's Close (4a) between Woodbridge Lane and Moat Park, adjacent to Park on S.W

Deeds: AT1/42, 256, 448, 262, 401

(b) Ground (30 poles) enclosed from waste, and cottage on it, with road to Forest on N, Withy Close on S. By 1809 it contained 8 new cottages, and by 1815, another 3 cottages

Deeds: AT1/328, 440, 290, 388, 119

(c) Waste ground, with cottage, road to Forest on the South, 275' long by 125' at E. and 50' at W. By 1759 there was a second cottage. One of these was the Duke of York P.H

Deeds: AT1/10, 18, 346, 436, 300, 119, 384

(d) Waste ground (1½a) on S.W. of road to Cranbourne Wood

Deeds: AT1/84, 184, 185, 43, 244, 343, 278, 381, 267, 336, 98

(e) Waste ground on North of road to Wokingham, 500' x 45' at E. and 102' at W. By 1703 this contained a cottage, and was enlarged by a piece of waste near, inclosed and lying 'triangulariter', containing from corner to corner, 120'. By 1730 the property of the former is described as the Stag and Hounds, and adjoining it is another messuage and ground with Bishop's Close on W. and road to Wokingham on N. and NW. This last piece contains 13 poles from road to Park Gate and 1½ poles at upper end

Deeds: AT1/79, 80, 159, 160, 11, 25, 427, 297, 320, 421, 257

(f) Cottage and waste ground, lying beyond Peascod Street, stile leading to Worth on N. and E. cont. 60' x 10', road to Winkfield on W

Deeds: AT1/397, 62, 63, 177, 178, 7, 242, 249, 426, 293, 398, 414

IV. CASTLE DITCH: HIGH STREET

1. CASTLE DITCH, 1622-1825

In the Windsor Borough Book of Plans (AT3/1) is a plan of the Castle Ditch taken in 1791 and a book of reference with it, giving the number of each house on the plan, the occupiers, the proprietors and lessees in 1791, the owners, the leaseholders in 1720, and general particulars and remarks, 1807. The numbering of the houses in this plan is followed in the notes which follow, and this elucidates problems of division of houses into two, or the reduction of two to one

There were 50 houses in the Ditch, running from Henry VIII's Gateway to the Hundred Steps. Of these the first 17 (starting from the Gateway) and the last two were leased from the Mayor and Corporation. The last two were formerly one, and formed the Manor House of Underore. For their leases, see section VI. 1 (a)

(a) House 1. Piece of waste ground to build a house on, in 1622, which was built by 1672, by the foot of the bridge of the outer gate of the Castle. In 1672 it measured 15' long by 9' deep. In 1704, including waste ground adjoining, it measured 24' by the Castle wall, 14½' in front and 12' deep. A vault in front was dug in 1708, measuring 16' long and 12' wide. Deeds: AT1/303, 212, 213, 168, 169, 179, 180

(b) House 2. Described as a messuage used for a bakehouse in 1666. By 1720 it was divided into two, the bakehouse being on the western part and the other half occupied by Joseph Gilman apothecary. Deeds: AT1/459, 154, 155, 371, 416

(c) House 3. Messuage, with joint use of well, divided into two by 1737

Deeds: AT1/60, 88, 372, 46, 19, 20

(d) Houses 4 and 5. Described as 2 tenements, 37' 9" long

Deeds: AT1/307, 205, 207, 87

(e) House 6. Tenement with shop, 22' long and 7' deep

Deeds: AT1/313, 315, 217, 92, 358, 2, 28

(f) House 7. Messuage used as a butchers shop, erected by Wm Herrenden, apothecary, and lessee is to keep the door through the lower room for a passage into the castle ditch for workmen to mend the castle wall

Deeds: AT1/53, 189, 225, 226, 223, 224, 58, 59, 156, 157

(g) Houses 8 and 9. Two messuages near the Market Cross, and waste ground there, 47½' long and 15½' deep from street to ditch. Three separate properties combined to form this unit i. shop with loft over, 21' long. ii. Two cellers and lofts over two shops, and a shop, 12' long and 10' broad, and loft or 2 chambers over shop 21' wide. iii. shop. Original deeds survive for only part. The rest is reconstructed from Lease Book

No. 1 : Deeds: AT1/188, 201; register: AT2/1, p.49

No. 2 : Register: AT2/1 p.6, 66

No. 3 : Register: AT2/1 p.14, 78

Combined leases : Deeds : AT1/358; Register : AT2/1 f.97a, 137b, 181b

Vault in front: Deed : AT1/181

(h) House 10. Three messuages in 1672 and then in 1719 two messuages, as one of them separated off to form House 11. Deeds AT1/209, 368, 33, 239

(i) House 11. Messuage

Deeds: AT1/367, 17, 435, 298, 399, 321

(j) Houses 12 and 13. Tenement and shop, now two tenements, 24' long

Deeds: AT1/309, 310, 69, 89, 90, 437, 438

(k) House 14. Messuage, and waste ground by George

Deeds: AT1/304, 305, 187, 171, 172, 99, 355

(l) Houses 15, 16, 17. Three messuages

Deeds AT1/173, 174, 34, 253, 254, 442, 441

AT1/327 is the sale by the Mayor etc of New Windsor to Commissioners of Woods, of Houses 1-10 or 11 (for improvements?), 1828

2A HIGH STREET, 1658-1858

(a) Encroachment, in front of, and adjacent to house of James Nelthorpe, 20 yards by 6' deep, by White Horse. This would appear to be the premises now (1961) occupied by Victor Moon and Caleys Hairdressers

Deeds: AT1/196, 392, 328, 272, 273, 274

(b) Messuage, 100' long, and 25' frontage to the street, Mermaid (now Castle) Inn on North

Deeds: AT1/198, 76, 49, 237, 356, 287, 393, 409, 451

(c) Liberty to dig vault before Mermaid, 12' square

Deed: AT1/176

(d) Encroachment, piece of ground between White Hart on South and Star and Garter on North, 34' frontage, 2' at N. and 7' at S

Deeds: AT1/68, 364, 428

(e) Encroachment to south of (d) - piece of ground in front of White Hart, 30' in front, and 7' deep

Deeds: AT1/365, 233, 234, 246, 247, 434

Then in 1798, the two pieces of ground, as let in separate leases, (d) and (e), are let together, described as front of White Hart

Deeds: AT1/294, 260, 411

(f) Encroachment, 6' in front, 9' deep at S. and 3' deep at N. part of messuage adjoining White Hart

Deeds: AT1/316

(g) Encroachment, 32' long and 6½' deep, endorsed "Front of Garter Inn"

Deeds: AT1/461

2B THAMES STREET, 1664-1815

(a) Messuage called Cock, between Dean and Canons of Windsor property on S. and Eton College property on N. with Goswells on West

Deeds: AT1/199, 70, 77, 175, 1, 45, 240, 443, 299, 118

(b) Encroachment, in front of Richard Reeve's house, 26½' long, 3½' deep at N. and 4½' deep at South

Deed: AT1/8

V. NON-WINDSOR

1. BRAY, 1755-1825

(a) Messuage at Highwicks and meadow (6a 3r 35p)

Deeds: AT1/14, 379, 418

(b) Barn, farm and closes, called Crutchfield ground, etc

Deeds: AT1/281, 387, 417

2. LANGLEY MARISH, 1731-1825

Meadow (6a 17p)

Deeds: AT1/26, 292, 264, 419

3. RUSCOMB, 1774-1827

East Mead, now an eyot (4a 2r 32p)

AT1/349, 422

4. WARFIELD, 1679-1741

2 closes of meadow (14a) called Butterstakes, 3½a arable, 2a woodland, etc

Deeds: AT1/228, 91, 373, 41, 229

5. WINKFIELD, 1679-1823

A close of meadow (5a)

Deeds: AT1/218, 374, 344, 282, 376, 380, 410

6. Strays, apparently not connected with Borough property, relating to Clewer, Cookham and Winkfield

Deeds: AT1/462, 470-475

VI. WINDSOR UNDERORE; WINDSOR WATER SUPPLY; THAMES FISHING

1. WINDSOR UNDERORE, 1603-1843

(a) Messuage called Manor House in Underore, on South of High St., together with 10½a meadow in Underore, and tenement in Datchet Lane, 129' long by 30' at S. and 26' at N. Each messuage was later turned into two

Deeds: AT1/54, 190, 222, 74, 75, 230, 22, 351, 352

(b) Three pieces of waste ground

(i) at S. of King's Slaughter house, 14' by 23'

(ii) at E. of King's Slaughter house, 43' by 3' at S. and 16' at N. by river

(iii) by road from Windsor to Datchet Ferry, 2' 3" by 26'

Deed: AT1/40

(c) Property called 'the Vacant Plots'

(i) cont. 90' long, 33' wide abutting on road to Thames on N. and road on E

(ii) cont. 96' long, 33' wide, King's Slaughter house on N., road on W. Messuages were built on them : 5 on the former, 4 on the latter

Deeds: AT1/186, 302, 50, 202, 57, 369, 30, 44, 241

(d) Messuage and garden, Thames on North and Datchet Lane on South, and 1a 3r arable in Frogmore Field

Deeds: AT1/191, 219, 220, 161, 162, 39, 255, 375, 323

(e) King's Arms in Thames Street at foot of Windsor Bridge, near Crown Corner

Deeds: AT1/265, 319, 318, 425

(f) Corner Messuage, near end of Windsor Bridge, Thames on N. and High Street on West

Deeds: AT1/4, 15, 16, 429, 295, 412, 413, 337

(g) Messuage, later two, between Cardinal's Cap on S. Thames St. on W. cont. 32' 2" by St, 36½' at E. end, and 142' long from St. to garden

Deeds: AT1/306, 55, 214, 215, 81, 23

(h) Six cottages and warehouse at Crown Corner, Thames on N. and Little Datchet Lane on W

Deed: AT1/258

2. WINDSOR WATER SUPPLY, 1697-1840

These deeds relate to purchase of property and mortgages, and the partnership

Deeds: AT1/126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 132, 131, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 144, 139, 140, 141, 145, 142, 143, 95, 86, 97, 96, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 153, 152, 151

3. THAMES FISHING, 1653-1807

Deeds: AT1/308, 369, 248, 317