ECR 42 157
Reference code
ECR 42 157
Title
Goldcliff and Coldrey, Monmouthshire: Surrender
Level
Item
Date
23 November 1751
Extent & medium
2 folios
Content description
Coldrey Manor
Surrender, 23 November 1751, taken by the deputy steward, by John Peirce, of the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, watchcasemaker, and Elizabeth, his wife, sister and customary heir of Thomas Morris, late of London, hosier, of a close of land called the Stallward otherwise Gwayn Jane Popkin, containing 19 3/4 acres, in the parish of Lanlienock, [boundaries given], for their own lives in survivorship, with remainder to Morris Peirce, their son.
Signed by the Peirces and by David Thomas.
Surrender, 23 November 1751, taken by the deputy steward, by John Peirce, of the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, watchcasemaker, and Elizabeth, his wife, sister and customary heir of Thomas Morris, late of London, hosier, of a close of land called the Stallward otherwise Gwayn Jane Popkin, containing 19 3/4 acres, in the parish of Lanlienock, [boundaries given], for their own lives in survivorship, with remainder to Morris Peirce, their son.
Signed by the Peirces and by David Thomas.
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