File 1144. - Bargain And Sale to make a tenant to the precipe from 1 and 2 to 3 of the manor of ...,

1 Mary Whiston of p. Saint Dunstan in the wast, [co. Kent], widow, only daughter and heir of John Plaistow of London, gent., and Herbert Westphalling of Ruddall, co. Her., esq., eldest son and heir of Herbert Ruddall Westphalling of the same, dec. 2 John Vaughan the elder of Courtfield, p. Welsh Bicknor, co. Mon., [now co. Her.] esq., and Elizabeth his wife and John Vaughan the younger of the same, gent. 3 Richard Fisher of Lyons Inn, co. Mddx., gent. 4 Richard Fleming of Duimore, co. Her., gent. Bargain And Sale to make a tenant to the precipe from 1 and 2 to 3 of the manor of Welsh Bicknor, a capital m. called Courtfield, p. Welsh Bicknor, a m. called Upper and Lower Greens, a m. leased to Samuel Merick, a m. called the Park, several m's, tmts., and cottages (tenants names given), a parcel of woodlands called Windfalls in the same p., a m. (unspecified) in p's Walford and Ruardean, a m. called Caldicott, p. Garaway, co. Her., a m. called Penrose, p's Langarren and St Weonards, a m. called Abenhall, p's Hentland and Tretire, parcels of land (9 a.), a piece of meadow land called Ash meadow, a capital m. called Hunsome, p. Goodrich, m's tmts., cottages (tenants named), a parcel of woodland called Deepsland, in the same p., m's called Trebumphrey Hopkin and Prosser's farm, p's Peterstow and Bridstow, the manor of Clyro, otherwise Clyrowe, co. Rad., a m. called the Court House of Clyrowe, p's Clyrowe and Clorwas, otherwise Clowes, m's, a smithy and a corn mill, p's Clyrowe, Clowes, Lambeder and Bringwin, with Covenant To Levy A Fine on m's called Lower Greens and Baymans, p. Welsh Bicknor, and several m's (unspecified) and an iron forge, p's Walford and Ruardean. Dorse: note of enrolement in the court of Chancery. Copy [of NLW Courtfield, 739].