| Title | Bargain and sale by Sir William Knyveton and others [as D193 Z/T 28], to George Pegge and Homfre his son, Robert Hurd, Richard Hall and James Prince of Osmaston, yeomen, Thomas Taylor of Ashbourne, mercer and Raphe Sheldon of Hillsdale (Staffordshire), yeoman, for a competent consideration, of a farm and cottage occupied by George Pegge and Homfrey Pegge, his father, a farm with a croft called New Yard, occupied by Robert Hurd and Homfrey Hurd, a farm occupied by Richard Hall and William Carter, a farm occupied by James Prince, all at Osmaston, with parcels of land marked out to be inclosed viz 12 acres 1 rood 9 perches at Osmaston Wood, 7 acres 3 roods 14 perches at Belwell Shutt and the Newbreakes, 7 acres 1 rood 37 perches at Belwell Shutt and Newbreakes, 7 acres 5 perches at the Ould Copie, 7 acres 37 perches at Bellwell Shutt, 7 acres 5 perches at the Wood, and 7 acres 1 rood 37 perches at Bellwell Shutt in lieu of commons in Osmaston (except lanes in Osmaston known as More Lane, Well Lane, Church Lane and the Town Street in which the purchasers are to have common of pasture and the right to get gravel and clay) (with reservation to Sir William Knyveton of the Ould Copie, the Bellwell, Newbreaks, Horston Slade and Burned Flatt and of all courts leet etc); each purchaser to have the land he occupies with parcels of enclosed land (recited) to various uses, |