Counterpart lease for 21 years from 1. Robert Holden of Aston esquire to 2. William Greaves the elder of Quarndon and William and William the younger his son and heir apparent of fishing in the rivers Trent and 'Darwent' [Derwent] and in ponds etc within the manor of Weston, Aston, Wilne and Shardlow, the fishponds in Holden's orchard excepted, and liberty of fowling within the royalties [manor] aforesaid. 2. grant that 1. may fish an Eve called Mrs Eyres Eve without abatement of rent and may enter Black Poole in Weston liberty, exclusive of Greaves, abating them 20s every year Holden occupies it Lease to run from [25 March] 1710. Rent £6. Endorsed 1) 18 October 1710 let will. Greaves the osierback in Cowhom for 21 years from Martinmas next, rent 10s. The gravel beds in Derwent and Trent are also let him for the same rent 2) April 24 1709 Memorandum of agreement that Greaves shall hold the bulrushes growing in the pool or Eves for term within,rent 7s 6d. * Octr is crossed through and April substituted possibly 1710 was intended also. 24 Oct 1709