1599 Terrier Transcription

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          Demysed to Thomas Pen[n]e
Item one little grasse yarde in Thrupp aforesaid nowe in the
tenure of John Parratt tenn[an]te to the saide Tho: Pen, lyinge
betwene the Yard of the said Tho: Pen sowthe, and the p[ar]sonage
barne yard on the northe, and the highe Waies or streat[es] east
and Weste, beinge in quantity.i.rode.24.pole

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  1 24

          Demysed in lease to Anthony Coles of Thrupp./
Item in his occupac[i]on lyinge in Thrupp feild[es] of arable called
by the name of viijs (= "eights") lande, one peece lyinge on the furlonge att
Wild thorne betwene the lande of John Parratt senior East &
the towne land west, and butteth vpon the freehold of the said
John Parratt, North and shoteth vpon the haidons of Will[ia]m
Ellys
southe, beinge in quantitye.3.acres.12.pole

3   12

Item an other peece arable in his occupac[i]on lyinge in the
same feilde neare to Haversam brooke, shotinge vpon the same
brooke easte, and buttinge vpon the land of Will[iam] Ellis west,
and the lande of Tho: Nicolls on the sowthe and the lande
of Will[ia]m Ellys on the north being in quantity.3.acr.j.rode.20.pole.

3 1 20

Item more an other peece arable in his occupac[i]on lyinge in the
Netherfeilde in Thrupp aforesaide w[i]th half a sidelinge of
grasse, the other half sidelinge beinge John Parratt[es] senior
sowthe, and the lande of Thom[a]s Nicoll[es] northe, and butteth
the saide Tho: Nicholl[es] land weste, and a sidlinge of grasse
of Tho. Pen[n]s and Tho: Nicolls, theirs together easte, & ys
in quantitye.2.acres.3.rod[es].xxx.pole.

2 3 30

Item more one Cotage house of three baies w[i]th a grasse
Yarde or little pighell adioyinge th[ere]unto in Thrupp afores[ai]d
sett & beinge nexte to the streete sowthe and easte, and Will[ia]m
Ashbye
weste, and the pighell northe, With a little garden,
Yards and Orchard, beinge all.j.rode.30.pole

  1 30

Item more in his tenure the ChurchYard of Castlethrupp
aforesaid, being.j.rode.10.pole

  1 10

          The soom[m]e of this side is – x.acres.ijrod[es],vj.pole./

     

Notes
  1.

Measurements in the columns to the right are in acres, rodes and pole (or perch).
          1 acre =   4 rode
          1 rode = 40 pole

  2. "i" and "j" are were used interchangeably.
  3. "shotethe" does not appear in reference books. "Shot" was another word for selion, which was the cultivated strip in the open field system.  However, this meaning does not make sense in the context of this document; rather "shotethe" appears to mean "adjoining" or "next to".
  4. "sideling" or "sydelinge" does not appear in reference books.  It might be a measurement.
  5. "haidons": possibly "hade", a right of land