Catalogue description Attested copy conveyance - bargain and sale enrolled

1. Rt. Hon. Richard Earl of Scarbrough

Ralph Sheldon of Eveston, Warwicks, Esq.

William Gower of Colmers, Worcs, Esq.

2. Comerford Brooke of Comerford, Staffs, Esq, devisee and residuary legates of the will of Bazill Brooke, Esq., decd, which will was proved in P.C.C.

Joseph Guldeford of Hemsted, Kent, Esq.

Nathaniell Pigott of Inner Temple, London, Esq., executors of Baxill Brooke and devisee in trust for Comerford Brooke

3. Thomas Crud of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx, mortgagee of the inheritance, inter alia, of property below, in trust for the Earl

4. Ralph Browne of Cawly, Esq

Thomas Crompton of Broseley, Esq.

5. Audley Bowdler of Madeley, gent, Henry Bowlder of Madeley Wood, gent, William Phillips of Brockton, gent, JamesHincks of Wolverhampton, Staffs, chandler, Wm Corbett of Hemstrey gate, Willey, joiner, Nicolas Fox of Stirchley, yeoman, Humfry Price of Madeley, yeoman George Juxell of Madeley, yeoman, John Ashwood of Madeley, gent. John Pitt of Shifnal, gent.

Consideration: competent sum. 1.,2. & 3. with the consent of 5. sell to 4. the messuage and farm in Madeley (Audley Bowdler) and lands:- the little Roades, the upper Roades, the Lower Roades, the Roades by Sutton Wood, the roades Meadow, New Towne Croft, the 2 Westfields, the Paddock, the Loyds without the Coppy, the Gillian Leasow, the Millfield the Horse Pasture, Thisly Leasow, the Mill home and Mossy Patch, the barn yard, the Mill Meadow, the Spring Leasow, alias Hay Corner, the ash Croft, the Loyds or rough Coppy, (Audley Bowdler) in Madeley (128a 0r 34p) and the water corn mills called Bowdlers Mills with the mill ponds &c,all bought by Audley Bowdler.

The cottage in Madeley Wood in which Henry Bowdler lives, and parcels of land - Stanlys Old Parke Land (47a 3r 15p) the Greate barne yard, the little barne yard, and 4 pieces of Old Parke lands and a lane called the Parke lane, in Madeley, bought by Henry Bowdler. House in Madeley (John Farmer) and lands called the Yard, the Hemestall, the Upper and Lower Howpitt, the little fields, the Marsh Meadow, the Three lees, the Upper and Middle Catts Lees, the Greate Catts Lees, the Brickilne Leasowe, the Fitchpitt leasow, the Three Hoyles; 1 piece being rough ground in Catts Leas - all in the possession of John Farmer - 112a 2r 31p; 1 cottage in Madeley (Mary Roberts, widow, and Thomas Roberts), house (Roger Forsebrooke) and lands - the Upper and Lower Langley Leasowes, the Upper and Lower Crofts, the Two Cuckow Oake Leasowes, the Burgage, the Hoyles, the Crosse Leasow, the Yard, the Alston hill, Upper and Lower Hoarestone - 54a 2r 8p (Roger Forsebrooke) - 2 last houses and cottage and lands are bought by William Phillips.

House (Luke Twyford and Roger Roe) and lands - 5 pieces called Bowens Ground, 5 pieces of inclosed lands called Old Parke Lands, 1 close called the Meadow, the Middle Colepitt Leasow, the Greate Colepitt Leasow, the Yewtree Leasow, the Hill Top, the Limekilne Leasow, the barne yard, the Sandy banck, the Well Leasow, the Underhill, the rough piece, the Hemp yard, Phillips Leasowe, and the Patch - 109a 1r 33p; parcels called Ashwoods Ground or Way Leasow and further piece (Luke Twyford and Roger Roe) (11.1.39), the house - Knights Tenement and closes - the Yard, the Paddock, Sappling Leasow, 1 piece of Old Parke Land, the Meadow, the Triangle Leasow, the piece next Phillip's Leasow, the banck, the Piece next the Lane, and the Flatt, all belonging to the tenement (38a 36p); the messuage called Duddells Tenement (Lawrence Wellington) and close belonging - the Patch, the further & nearer Greene, the Orchard, the Longland and further piece (21.2.25) all which 3 houses and lands are bought by James Hincks.

House (Martha Garbett alias Everall, widow) and closes:- the Cuckow Oacke Leasowe, the Two Parkesides, the Yard belonging to the house (11a 3p); the house (Mary Roberts, widow) and closes belonging:- the Two Cuckow Oake Leasowes, the Two Catts Lees, the Pingle, the great Washbrooke Leasow, the little Washbrooke leasowe, the Mawkin Lane Leasow, two other closes - the Two Yards-36a 4p- bought by William Corbett.

House (John Rushton) - the Parke house Tenement with closes belonging with a lane adjoining to the house (33a 2r 31p) and all the tithes out of the last (John Rushton), bought by Nicolas Fox.

House (Humfry Price) and closes belonging - the Cradly Dole, the Catts Lees, the Mawkin Lane, the Middle Leasow, the Clock Mill, the Yard and the Sandy Moors Pitts (14a 37p) bought by Humfry Price.

House (Geo Glasebrooke and Geo Juxell), the Furnice banck and a cottage (Jno Pickin) and closes belonging (42a 2r 11p); parcel of woody ground Glasebrookes Coppy (14a 2r 2p) which with the last houses & c bought by Geo Juxell.

House (William Wyrly) and closes:- the barne yard, the Croft and the hemp yard belonging (7a 2r 17p); house (Thomas Roberts snr.) and closes belonging called the Roades, the Yard, the Clock Mill, the Hoarestones (7.1.14) bought by John Ashwood.

House (John Hutchinson) and closes belonging - the Croft, the Cripples Bridge and the hempyard (4.1.16); house (Thos Easthope) and closes belonging - the rough Leasowe, the three yards (11.3.1) and cottages (Jno Boden snr, John Boden jnr, Rd Boden, Thos Dyhouse, John Fennell, Edward Yates, Geo Holland, Edward Willis, John Bayly, John Gough, Elizabeth Stewart, Peter Dancks, Thomas Dancks, Mary Cox, widow, Michaell Hodgkiss, James Davies, Adam Brooke, Thomas Davis, John Beddowe, George Yorke, Thomas Yorkeyand, Eleanor Yorke, widow, Mary Stretton and Sampson Stretton, Thomas Blumer alias Milward, Adam Crompton and Richard Phillips, John Cox snr., William Stretton, Wm Johnson, Sarah Lewes, widow, John Willis, Jno Hatton snr, and Wm Dyhouse, Thos Grainger and Edward Grainger snr., Edward Grainger jnr. Thos Hodgkiss, Jno Hodgkiss, Jno Shiston and Eleanor Shiston, Thos Clifton, Wm Cope, Wm Clud and Anne Clud, Thos Hill, Edward Clud and Wm Stretton, Jno Yorke snr, Jane Brooke, Thomas Willis, Jno Yorke jnr and Wm Nurthall, Robt Yates, Thos Morris, Francis Salop, Thos Bannett, Edward Corbett, Wm Whittaker, Edw. Lloyd, Wm Hodgkiss, Edw. Thomas, Jno Hatton jnr, George Glasebrooke and Frances Glasebrooke,widow, Cornelius Hodgkiss, Leonard Vaughan, Wm Willis and Sarah Willis, Robert Davis, Robt Holland, Thos Palmer and Constance Palmer, Geo Davis, and Francis Davis,widow, Cornelius Hallen jnr, Eliz. Poole, widow, Thos Coxe, Elizabeth Coxe snr, widow, Anne Coxe, widow, Eliz. Coxe jnr.,widow, John Stringer and Humfry Colly, Wm Bottells, Andrew Phillips, Thomas Phillips, Eleanor Stretton,widow and Michaell Bayly) bought by John Pitt and John Ashwood.

Reservation to 1. of free warren and liberty of hawking, hunting and fowling, and of mines of coal and iron & c and timber.

To hold to Ralph Browne and Thomas Crompton, to uses of the purchasers and their heirs forever, under yearly rents, suit of court & c in indentures of release of equal date with this between 1. (1) 2. (2) 3. (3) 5. (4) and in another indenture of equal date herewith between 1. (1) 2. (2), 3. (3) Jno Pitt and Jno Ashwood (4)

Signed by Richd Earl of Scarbrough, Comerford Brooke, Joseph Guldeford Nathaniell Pigott and Thomas (Crud)

Witnesses:Tho: Greene, Benjn Ashwood, John Pitt, Knight Justice.

Signed: Ralph Sheldon

Witnesses: Johne Elvins, James Chadburne, Knight Justice

Signed: Wm Gower

Witnesses: John Hornyold, Moses Caine, Knight Justice

Endorsed: enrolled in Chancery 25 June 4 Anne by Luke Phillips.

Attested as true copy Knight Justice, Walter Stubbs.

Endorsed: Coppy of the Deed Inrolled in Chancery from the Earle of Scarbrough & others for several purchases in Madely amongst others for the premises purchased by George Juxell 25th May 1705

Memd there is an Assignment of 3 severall terms to Mr Audly Bowdler & Mr Henry Bowdler of 4 severall Tenemt of which the premises purchased by George Juxell are parte kept on foote to attend the Inheritance. This intended to be kept by Mr Ashwood.

"But Mr Dukesell paid for it, as Appears by Mr Pitts Bill of Charges" 9 sheets of paper.