Catalogue description Nicholas Mallabar v. William Young, senr., William Young, jun., Geo. Crow, Henry Palmer,...

Nicholas Mallabar v. William Young, senr., William Young, jun., Geo. Crow, Henry Palmer, John Hunt, Jeremiah Sewell, Robt. Tubbs, John Sutton, Wm. Hovell, John Towers, Thos. Kemp, John Hopkins, Paul Woodham, Thos. Allison, John Towerson, John Whitehead. Southhouse Johnson.: Lordship of Wilberton alias Wilburton alias Wilbarton, and the rectory, parsonage. or impropriation and parish of Wilberton, in the Isle of Ely, in the county of Cambridge (of which rectory the archdeacons of Ely are, and have been owners). Touching a lease dated 6 March 1700 made by Wm. Saywell, D.D., archdeacon of Ely, to the plaintiff, for the natural lives of Robt. Wright, of the Middle Temple, London, John Ball, of New Windsor (Berks), and Susannah Radford, widow and relict of Virtue Radford, late of Gray's Inn (Middlesex). Touching the enclosure, &c., of two fens called "Seizure Fenn," and "Dole's Fenn." Also touching an ancient messuage in Wilberton called "Chamber's Farm," or the "Tiled House," &c., &c. Metes and bounds. Tithes. [An indenture (1 Oct., 7 Chas. 1.) to lead or declare the uses of a recovery made between Robt. Bernard, of the Middle Temple, London, Esq., and Richd. Turnbull, of Barnard's Inn (Middlesex), of the first part, Thos. Redding, citizen and merchant taylor of London, and Edwd. Young, gent., of the second part, and Alice Towers, of Hinton by Haddenham, in the Isle of Ely (Camb.), widow, and Jane Brakin, of Wilberton, in the Isle of Ely, widow, of the third part, and the names and possessions of Sir Miles Sands, Knt., and Alice Towers, lady or reputed lady or owner of said manor or lordship of Wilberton, are mentioned.]: Cambridge; London; Berks; Middlesex.