| Title | Quitclaim by Edward Cope of Garson Green near Stone co Stafford, shoemaker, and Elizabeth his wife, John Brandrick of Newton in Co Stafford, labourer, and Margaret his wife, John Brookshaw of Winnerton in Co Stafford, shoemaker and Ellen his wife (the women being three of the four nieces of Philip Turner late of Snelston, labourer, deceased), John Langford of Ashborne, yeoman to Elizabeth Chatfield of Uttoxeter Heath in co Stafford, widow (sister and devisee for life named in the will of Philip Turner), William Chatfield of Uttoxeter, joiner, (devises in remainder also named in the will of Philip Turner), in consideration of £9, of all interest in the message and land in Clifton formerly belonging to Philip Turner deceased, which are now better known as the three messuages at Clifton Hill near Clifton with the gardens orchard and croft adjoining, containing altogether one acre one rood and a parcel of land called Well Close and the adjoining barn at Clifton containing by estimation three acres, 20 Oct 1828 |