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| Description | [G1] Articles of agreement made between Sir Thomas Gresley of Drakelow and Christopher Mellor of Curborough (Co Stafford), gent, for the lease of the hall and demesne lands in Netherseal. With Bond of Christopher Mellor of Curborough, Staffs., gent to Thomas Gresley of Drakelow, Bart re articles of agreement previously agreed, 28 Oct 1672
[G2] Lease for term of 9 years from Lady Day last past by John Ramser otherwise Milner of Netherseal, yeoman, to George Tomson of Netherseal, husbandman, of one messuage in Netherseal and all appurtenances usually let therewith (save for the Long Close; timber rights reserved). Rent: £5. Also lease of two bays of barn belonging to the Old House in Netherseal and all lands belonging to the old House (save for one acre on Hoppings Pit Hill in the Wood Field, one acre on Clifton Greaves Flatt in the Farre Field, and one acre near Tamworth Way in the Water Field), to hold for the same term. Rent: 50s, 19 May 1674
[G3] Release and quitclaim by William Mowsley of Clifton Campville (Co Stafford), husbandman, and Ralph Mowsley of the same, husbandman, to John Ramsor of Netherseal, yeoman, of all right etc in one messuage in Netherseal and appurtenances. Consideration £15 (William), £25 (Ralph), 16 Jul 1674
[G4] Feoffment by bargain and sale by Robert Goodrich of Ansley (Co Stafford), yeoman, to John Ramsor of Netherseal, yeoman, (alias Milner) of one croft or close in Netherseal called Margery Wall. Consideration £5, 1 Jun 1675
[G5] See D77/4/24/198
[G6] Feoffment by bargain and sale by Richard Johnson to Sir Thomas Gresley and wife of a moiety of a close in Drakelow (2½ acres) called Cullomore, one acre in a close called Fine Ditch. 2 roods 38 perches in the over end of Green Hook Meadow. Consideration £51. With Receipt for bargain and sale by Richard Johnson to Sir Thomas Gresley and wife of a moiety of a close in Drakelow (2 ½ acres called Cullomore, one acre in a close called Fine Ditch. 2 roods 38 perches in the over end of Green Hook Meadow; Bonds in support of bargain and sale by Richard Johnson to Sir Thomas Gresley and wife of a moiety of a close in Drakelow (2 ½ acres) called Cullomore,one acre in a close called Fine Ditch. 2 roods 38 perches in the over end of Green Hook Meadow, 4 Apr 1678
[G7] Feoffment by bargain and sale by Sir Thomas Gresley of Drakelow, Bart, and Lady Fraunces his wife to Richard Johnson of Netherseal, gent. of one cottage and the little yard or backside in Netherseal, and ½ acre meadow in Goz Meadow, and two ½ roods of pasture in Garratts Croft, one rood in Green Hook Meadow, one rood 20 perches there. Consideration £40. With Bonds with Feoffment by bargain and sale by Sir Thomas Gresley of Drakelow, Bart, and Lady Fraunces his wife to Richard Johnson of Netherseal, gent, of one cottage and the little yard or backside in Netherseal, and ½ acre meadow in Goz Meadow, and two ½ roods of pasture in Garratts Croft, one rood in Green Hook Meadow, one rood 20 perches there, 4 Apr 1678
[G8] Assignment by Richard Johnson of Netherseal, gent. to Sir Thomas Gresley of Drakelow, Bart of his portion of a rent of 13s 4d reciting grant by Sir Thomas to Richard of the reversion of two little parcels of meadow which Sir Thomas and Frances his wife had leased to Gilbert Morewood (28 May 1653) for 40 years, which rent is reserved upon the recited lease, 4 Apr 1678
[G9] Articles of agreement made between Sir Thomas Gresley of Drakelow and Gilbert Naowood of Measham, yeoman, for the lease for 12 years of the Livinge Farm in Netherseal. Consideration £23. With Bond of Gilbert Norwood of Measham, yeoman et al to Thomas Gresley of Drakelow re articles of agreement between the two parties, 2 Mar 1679/80
[G10] Release and quitclaim by Richard Insley of Clifton Campville (Co Stafford) blacksmith to John Insley son of Netherseal yeoman (his father) and John Insley jun. of all right etc in a messuage and farm which John Ramsor alias Milner of Netherseal bequeathed to John Insley son by will (dated 4 Dec 1675) for life, and then to Richard. Consideration £120, 25 Mar 1682
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