Catalogue description Bond in £500 to secure title, (Mayfield estate of the Kennard family of Lewes)

John Kennard of Lewes, gent, to Edward Milward the younger of Hastings, gent

1 Messuage (now converted into several habitations), adjoining piece of ground, formerly enclosed, where there is a draw-well, a little piece adjoining and a little piece, formerly used as a garden adjoining the last, now let with the messuage, in Mayfield, all occupied by Thomas Knell, Sarah Durrant, widow and Ann Chittenden, widow (S: the street; W: the Royal Oak, occupied by William Pierless; N: garden belonging to the messuage of [blank], formerly a slaughterhouse, and the churchyard; E: close or yard belonging to the messuage of [blank], late Abraham Muddle, gent)

2 Messuage or inn and garden formerly called the Black Lion in Mayfield, occupied by Elizabeth Long, James Parfitt and Elizabeth Anscomb [and Joseph Bartlett] (E: messuage of Stephen Sawyer; W: the great church gate; N: the churchyard; S: Mayfield Town)

3 Messuage, garden and backside in Mayfield Town, occupied by John Moore

All sold by JK to EM, 4 and 5 Jul 1749

Warranty against the acts of JK, his uncle Stephen Kennard of Lewes, gent, deceased, his brother Edward Kennard of Lewes, miller, deceased, or Susannah Hoyle of Lewes, widow

W: John Pim, John Parfitt