| Description | 1. Anthony Lowther of Marske, Esq.
2. James Rodgers of Marske, Yeoman
3 messuages and 3 oxgangs of land formerly called Langstaffs Farm as follows: Close called Ox Close, 10 acres pasture; close called Ox Close, 4 acres pasture: close called Cotman Close, 4 acres pasture; close called Mickledall Close, 7 acres meadow; Mickledall Close 4 acres meadow; in the town field called the West Field, 10 acres of arable; in the east field 7 acres 2 roods arable, In the moor field and Redcar Field, 8 acres 2 roods: all in Marske occupied by Rodgers
2 messuages and 4 oxgangs formerly called Vaughans Farm as follows: 2 closes called Ox Closes, 22 acres pasture; 4 closes called Loneing Closes, 16 acres meadow; Mickledall Close, 10 acres pasture; close called Carter Leas, 4 acres meadow; a parcel of ground called the Deep Ings, 5 acres meadow; in a parcel of pasture called Burley Moor, 8 acres; close called Horsegrasse Close, 3 acres pasture; In a parcel of meadow called Redcar Ings 1 acre; in a parcel of 9round called The Wandalls, 1 acre meadow; Raybeck Close 4 acres pasture; In the town field called the East Field 9 acres 2 roods arable; in the West Field 7 acres 3 roods arable; in the Moor Field and Redcar Field 18 acres arable: all in Marske occupied by Rodgers
1 messuage, kiln and 2 oxgangs formerly Simpsons Farm as follows: the Ox Close, 25 acres pasture: in a parcel of ground called Burley Moor, 4 acres pasture; Watering Close, 6 acres meadow; in a parcel of meadow ground called The Ings, 1 rood in the town field called the West Field, 6 acres 1 rood arable; In the East Field, 3 acres arable; in the Moor field and Redcar Field, 6 acres 2 roods arable; Watering Close, 5 acres meadow: all in Marske occupied by Rodgers
Rent: £66 and 6 fat capons at Christmas
Covenants include additional £5 rent as penalty for every acres of ground converted to tillage without permission and payment of all taxes by lessor except for church poor, constable dues and chimney money
Signed and Sealed by: Rodgers Witnesses: John Wilson, Marmaduld Totter (Potter?), Thomas Pearson |