| Title | Lacock: Lench Lane, mill, The Ham, Long Mead, Summer Leaze, The Mead, right of common, Folly Lane, Gastard Lane, Normead. |
| Description | Lease and counterpart by way of mortgage for 99 years of 1740, and an assignment and counterpart of mortgage of 1746, of a messuage or dwelling house with a stable, backside, garden and orchard in Lench Lane in the parish of Lacock, a grist mill, millhouse and millpond on the north east side of the backside belonging to the messuage, a close of meadow called the Ham, a plot of meadow on the west side of the pool, a close of meadow part of Long Mead, and copyhold lands in the possession of the widow Colborne, a close of pasture ground called Summer Leaze, a close of meadow called the Mead, a right of commonage in the commons of Bewley and Bowden, a close of meadow at Folly Lane called Crews Ground, three closes at Gastard Lane called Rains Downs, and an acre of pasture in Normead.
Parties: John Talbot, Samuel Martyn; John Jones.
4 deeds. |