| Description | Fourteen deeds of the mansion house at Pytchley. It was occupied by William Bull in 1585 and described as Thomas Isham’s “great new dwelling house” in 1630. At least two different buildings were involved, since a 1661 lease distinguishes Pytchley House (in the occupation of Rev. John Baynard) from the “Old Hall”. The latest document is a tenancy agreement with John Tomlinson, 1827
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Parties: Bull, Isham, Verney, Borlas, Threlfall, Denton, Washbourne, Allingham, Dabitott, Downes, Eakynes, Baynard, Dowdeswell, Thursby, Money, Tomlinson. |