Date

Lord(s)

Seneschal

Roll

Comment

[17?] October 1697

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Peter Walter

1

20 April 1698

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Peter Walter

2

Special Court. Only 6 Homage members.

11 October 1698

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Peter Walter

4

12 April 1699

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Peter Walter

7

Special Court. Only 6 Homage members.

13 October 1699

Richard, Viscount Shannon

Peter Walter

10

14 October 1700

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire

Peter Walter

11

Thursday 1 May 1701

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire

Peter Walter

13

Special Court. Only 3 Homage members.

15 October 1701

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire

Peter Walter

13

12 October 1702

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire

Peter Walter

14

Session Date:

…. October 1697

The Court of:

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Lewis Morgan, {…}is Coward, William Andrews, William Duffett, John Feazard, William Ga{.}t{.}rell, Robert Bullen, Thomas Murray, Stephen Strong, William Snooke, William Townesend, John Townesend, Henry Watkins

Court Total

£33.

Court item 1; Roll 1, item 1

Surrender of Reversion and Admission in Reversion.

Rent 1s 3d.

Heriot 10s.

Fine £16.

One enclosure of meadowland called Home Close otherwise Guggleton Meade with premises and appurtenances, recently in the tenure of James Hendy nearest to the land of John Coombs towards the south and on the public road towards the north.

Court item 2; Roll 1, item 2

Admission

Rent 1s,

Heriot nil.

Fine £2

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances with a small garden, near the Parish Church of Stalbridge and next to the tenement in the tenure of William Drew towards the south.

Court item 3; Roll 1, item 3

Admission in Reversion

Rent 1s,

Heriot nil.

Fine £1.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances with a small garden, near the Parish Church of Stalbridge and next to the tenement in the tenure of William Drew towards the south.

Court item 4; Roll 1, item 4

Admission after death

One tenement with appurtenances.

Four enclosures of land totalling ten acres.

Court item 5; Roll 2, item 1

Surrender of Reversion, Admission in Reversion.

Rent 4s.

Heriot nil.

Fine £14.

Three enclosures of pasture called Bulks totalling seven acres (now in the tenure of Thomas Tyte) with the land of Osmund Arney to the north and the land of widow Rogers to the south.

Session Date:

20 April 1698 (court for a special cause)

The Court of:

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Robert Tyte, John King, William Gartrell, Thomas Coombs, Thomas Snooke, William Watts

Court Total

£37 15s 10d

Court item 1; Roll 2, item 2

Admission after death of father.

Heriots:

Brownes Hurne

3s 4d,

the messuage Ives and Pieces the best animal;

Redbrinke 14s 2d.

One enclosure of land Brownes Hurne.

One messuage with appurtenances.

Two enclosures of meadow called Ives.

Two enclosures of land called Peices and Redbrinke.

Court item 2; Roll 2, item 3

Admission after death of mother.

Heriots:

Roundhills £1 10s,

Upper Redbrinke 3s 4d;

the barn 2s 6d.

Thirteen acres of land called Roundhills.

One enclosure of land called Upper Redbrinke.

One barn with appurtenances.

Court item 3; Roll 2/3, item 3/1

Surrender and

Admission (3 lives) for part.

Readmission for remainder.

Heriot on surrender:

the best animal (included in the fine).

Part 1:

Rent 6d.

Heriot best animal.

Fine £40.

Part 2:

Rent 6d.

Heriot best animal.

Fine £15.

One dwelling house and another house newly built , barn, stable and garden with appurtenances.

Premises divided:

Part 1:

The lower part with a workshop and half the orchard and garden, with permission to draw water at the well of the messuage.

Part 2:

The upper part of it and the other half of the orchard and garden with right of entry and return in through and across the area nearest to the public broadway.

Court item 4; Roll 3, item 2

Admission after death of husband.

One messuage with appurtenances.

One small piece of land.

Court item 5; Roll 3, item 3

Surrender and

Readmission (with exclusions).

Rent 1s.

Heriot 10s (included in the fine).

Fine £2.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances next to a messuage of Thomas Burge to the south.

One acre of land near Stanbrooke called Forty Acres.

Excluded from the readmission:

one workshop and one piece of land belonging to it.

Court item 6; Roll 3, item 4

Admission in Reversion (3 lives)

Rent 1s 3d.

Heriot 10s.

Fine £2.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances next to a messuage of Thomas Burge to the south.

One acre of land near Stanbrooke called Forty Acres (except one workshop part of the premises, and one piece of land belonging to it).

Court item 7; Roll 4, item 1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 2d.

Heriot 2s 6d.

Fine £1.

One workshop.

One piece of land belonging to the workshop

Court item 8; Roll 4, item 2

Surrender and Admission.

Rent 2d.

Heriot 2s 6d.

Fine 1s.

One barn and one piece of land belonging to it of three virgates, part of a tenement in the tenure of William Gartell the elder.

Court item 9; Roll 4, item 3

Admission in Reversion (3 lives)

Rent 2d.

Heriot 2s 6d.

Fine 1s 6d.

One barn and one piece of land belonging to it of three virgates, part of a tenement recently in the tenure of William Gartell the elder.

Session Date:

11 October 1698

The Court of:

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Lewis Morgan, John Arney, William Andrews, Samuel Bowles, John Douch, John Feazard, Samuel Cave, William Hayne, Bernard Jeanes, James Snooke, Henry Watkins, William Coombe, Stephen Strong, John West.

Court Total

£16 11s

Court item 1; Roll 5, item 1

Admission after death

Heriot £2 15s.

One tenement with appurtenances.

Court item 2; Roll 5, item 2

Admission in Reversion (3 lives)

Rent 2d

Heriot £2.

Fine £3.

The eastern half of one cottage and garden  

with appurtenances in Gold Street, next to the messuage of Elizabeth Green on the east.

Court item 3; Roll 5, item 3

Admission

Heriot 16s.

One tenement with appurtenances.

Court item 4; Roll 5, item 4

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage (in the tenure of John himself or of his subtenants) with garden and orchard about one rood, near the public road leading from Stalbridge to Kings Mill. 

Court item 5; Roll 5, item 5

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances with garden and orchard about half an acre adjoining the enclosure of pasture called Marsh Ground now in the possession of James Snooke to the north.

Court item 6; Roll 5/6, item 6/1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances together with garden and orchard about one rood, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Cole, near Wilcox Bridge in the waste land of the manor.

Court item 7; Roll 6, item 2

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances with garden and orchard or piece of land about one acre recently in the tenure or occupation of Hugh Ellis father of Hugh near the Puxey and a house called The Lodge House.

Court item 8; Roll 6, item 3

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances together with orchard and garden about one rood now in the tenure or occupation of Henry Lemmon adjoining an enclosure of land of Mary Cole to the west.

Court item 9; Roll 6, item 4

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances together with garden and orchard of about half an acre now in the tenure or occupation of Robert himself near the tenement of Edith Jeanes widow to the west.

Court item 10; Roll 6/7, item 5/1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage or tenement with appurtenances together with garden and orchard about one rood lately in the tenure or occupation of Richard Davies and near the cottage of Henry Lemmon to the south.

Court item 11; Roll 7, item 2

Admission in Reversion (3 lives)

Rent 2d.

Heriot 2s 6d.

Fine £3.

The western half of the cottage and of the garden with appurtenances belonging to the same in Gould Street, the messuage of Elizabeth Green being to the east.

Session Date:

12^th April 1699 (court held for a special cause)

The Court of:

Francis, Viscount Shannon

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

John West, Jonas Pavett, William Duffett, Joseph Snooke, George Poole, Phillip Chaffie

Court Total

£60 6s 8d

Court item 1; Roll 7, item 3

Surrender and Admission

Heriot 6s 8d.

One enclosure of pasture or arable land called Townesend Close of four acres, part of a tenement lately in the tenure of John Harbyn deceased.

Court item 2; Roll 7, item 4

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 6d.

Heriot 6d.

Fine 10s.

One small piece of land with appurtenances about one rood, adjoining the dwelling of Richard Lemmon himself (the father) to the north.

Court item 3; Roll 7/8, item 5/1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage on Stalbridge Common with orchard and garden and appurtenances, about three roods, adjoining the garden lately in the tenure of Richard Lemmon to the south.

Court item 4; Roll 8, item 2

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £3 10s.

One cottage with its small piece of land with appurtenances near The Rings next to the dwelling house of Sarah Hayne to the south.

Court item 5; Roll 8, item 3

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances and a small piece of land on the eastern side of the cottage, next to the dwelling house of Thomas Turner to the east.

Court item 6; Roll 8, item 4

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 4s.

Heriot £1 10s.

Fine £45.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances lately in the occupation of a certain John or his subtenants.

Three enclosed pastures called Herberts of about twelve acres.

One enclosure of arable land called Herberts of four acres.

Court item 7; Roll 8, item 5

Admission after death of husband

Heriot £2.

Two enclosures or parcels of land called Broad Close and Furzy Close.

Court item 8; Roll 9, item 1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with  

garden and orchard about one rood on Stalbridge Common.

Court item 9; Roll 9, item 2

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with garden and orchard  

about half a rood of near Green Lane Style on Stalbridge Common, the cottage of Mary Dyke to the east.

Court item 10; Roll 9, item 3

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with garden and orchard about half an acre on Stalbridge Common, with the land of Robert Round to the west.

Court item 11; Roll 9, item 4

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with garden and orchard about half an acre near Huletts Lane, the cottage of Christopher Rose to the east.

Court item 12; Roll 9, item 5

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with garden and orchard about three roods in Bagbere Lane on Stalbridge Common, the land of Margery Galpin to the east.

Court item 13; Roll 10, item 1

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with garden and orchard about half a rood on Stalbridge Common next to the house of James Seniour to the south.

Court item 14; Roll 10, item 2

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances with garden about half a rood, on the public road from Stalbridge to Henstridge and adjoining the enclosure of the lord in The Warren Close to the west.

Session Date:

13^th October 1699

The Court of:

Richard, Viscount Shannon.

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Robert Tyte the elder, Thomas Tyte the elder, Thomas Coombs, Thomas Tyte the younger, William Tyte, William Coombs, John King, John Douch, Samuel Bowles, Henry Snooke, Bernard Jeanes, Stephen Strong, John West.

Court Total

£4 16s 8d

Court item 1; Roll 10, item 3

Surrender and Admission (3 lives reordered)

Rent 4s 6d.

Heriot 16s 8d.

One enclosure of pasture called Hasketts Shepney of five acres.

Two enclosures of meadowland called The Home Meades of three acres.

Court item 2; Roll 10, item 4

Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £1.

One cottage with appurtenances and garden about one rood near Wilcox Bridge and next to the cottage of Hugh Duffet to the south.

Court item 3; Roll 11, item 1

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s 4d.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £3.

One cottage with appurtenances and one parcel of land belonging to it, about one rood, in Gummersea Lane.

Court item 4; Roll 11, item 2

Admission after death

Heriot based on custom.

One piece of meadow called Kings Meade of four acres.

Court item 5; Roll 11, item 3

Admission after death

Heriot one feather bed.

Two messuages.

One enclosure called Furlongs of five acres.

One enclosure called Pilclose about three acres.

One enclosure next to Pilclose of two acres.

Session Date:

14^th October 1700

The Court of:

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire, his son and heir apparent.

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Thomas Coombs, Lewis Morgan, John King, Robert Tyte the younger, Thomas Tyte the elder, Thomas Tyte the younger, William Tyte, Bernard Jeanes, James Cave, Christopher Rose, William Coombs, John West

Court Total

£55 17s 6d

Court item 1; Roll 11, item 4

Surrender and Admission

Heriot 5s.

Two enclosures of pasture at Burrough Hill of three acres.

One enclosure of pasture of two acres,

Pasture for one beast on Stalbridge Common.

A piece of land of sixty perches.

Court item 2; Roll 11, item 5

Admission after death of husband.

Heriot one cow to the value of £3.

One messuage and diverse lands belonging to it.

Court item 3; Roll 11, item 6

Admission after death of father.

Heriot 30s.

One enclosure of arable land called Shepney of four acres.

One enclosure of land called Whitfeild of eight acres.

One enclosure called Riseing Meade of three acres.

One enclosure called Plecke of three acres.

Pasture for four beasts on the Common of Stalbridge.

Court item 4; Roll 12, item 1

Admission after death of brother.

Heriot one cow to the value of £3.

A messuage with appurtenances and various lands belonging to it.

Court item 5; Roll 12, item 2

Admission after death of father.

Heriot £2 6d

One messuage with appurtenances.

Court item 6; Roll 12, item 3

Admission after death of father

Heriot 10s.

One enclosure called Larkewood of nine acres.

Court item 7; Roll 12, item 4

Surrender and Admission

Heriot nil.

One enclosure called Lowsewood.

One enclosure with appurtenances called Common Close.

Court item 8; Roll 12, item 5

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 1s.

Heriot based on custom.

Fine £7 10s.

One enclosure or parcel of meadowland with appurtenances called Haddon Meade of ten acres.

Court item 9; Roll 12, item 6

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent £2 8s,

Heriot according to custom.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances in Hill Lane with various enclosures or parcels of land belonging them, namely:

One enclosure of pasture of five acres,

One enclosure of pasture called Phelps Broadfield of twenty-five acres,

One enclosure of meadowland called Phelps Meade of nine and a half acres,

One enclosure of meadowland called Little Phelps Meade of two and a half acres.

One enclosure of pasture called Beare Close of five acres.

One parcel of land called The Orchard of half an acre.

One enclosure of pasture called Beane Close of two acres.

One enclosure of pasture called Beane Close of three acres.

All those enclosures called The Fallow Closes of five acres.

One enclosure of pasture called The Paddock of three acres.

Pasture for eight beasts on the waste ground of Stalbridge Common.  

Session Date:

1^st May 1701 (court held for a special cause)

The Court of:

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire, his son and heir apparent.

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Roger Young, William Harris, William Drew

Court Total

Court item 1; Roll 13, item 1

Surrender

Heriot 40s.

One enclosure of pasture called Broad Close bordering the orchard belonging to the tenement formerly of John Willoughby now in the tenure of William Langdon.

Session Date:

15 October 1701

The Court of:

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire, his son and heir apparent.

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Thomas Coombe, Samuel Cave, William Andrews, Samuel Bowles, Lewis Morgan, Joseph Snooke, Thomas Tyte the elder, Robert Tyte the younger, Thomas Tyte the younger, William Hayne, Phillip Chaffie, John West, William Tyte the younger.

Court Total

£46 17s

Court item 1; Roll 13, item 2

Surrender and Admission

Heriot 2s.

One lodging house with appurtenances.

Pasture for four beasts in Stalbridge Common.

Court item 2; Roll 13, item 3

Admission after death of brother.

Heriot the best animal. 

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances called Hole House.

Several enclosures belonging it, in all twenty three acres.

Court item 3; Roll 13, item 4

Admission after death.

Heriot the best animal.

One enclosure called Haddon.

One enclosure called Church Ground.

Court item 4; Roll 13/14, item 5/1

Admission after death of husband.

Heriots (by parts):

the best animal;

10s;

5s.

Part (listed by heriot):

One enclosure of pasture in East Field called Common Close of seven acres.

Two enclosures in Southfield of seven acres.

One enclosure called Runn Meade of six acres.

One enclosure near the South Common of two acres and two roods.  

Part (by heriot):

One enclosure of pasture called Rewthornes of eight acres.

Pasture for two young bulls on Stalbridge Common.

Part (by heriot):

Part of the dwelling house called The Hitchin, the part with garden, orchard and curtilage.

One enclosure called The Witch of nine acres.

Court item 5; Roll 14, item 2

Surrender and Admission

Heriot 20s.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances and a small enclosure next to it of one rood.

One enclosure called Rixbed of ten acres.

Court item 6; Roll 14, item 3

Admission in Reversion (3 lives)

Rent 3s.

Heriot 20s.

Fine £32.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances, and a small enclosure belonging to it of one rood.

One enclosure called Rixbed of ten acres.

Court item 7; Roll 14, item 4

Admission in Reversion

Fine £12.

One enclosure called Lowsards of two acres.

One enclosure called Common Close of one acre.

Session Date:

12 October 1702

The Court of:

Francis Child, Knight and Robert Child, Squire, his son and heir apparent.

Seneschal

Peter Walter

Homage:

Thomas Coombe, Robert Bullen, Samuel Bowles, William Drew, William Hayne, Thomas Murrey, Lewis Morgan, John Oliver, Thomas [R]oo[tc]liffe the elder, James Snooke, James Senior, Thomas Tyte the younger.

Court Total

£162

Court item 1; Roll 14, item 5

Admission after Forfeit

Heriot the best possession.

One house called The Oathouse with a parcel of land called The Garden formerly in tenure of Lucy Mitchell.

One enclosure of pasture called Juner Green Lawnes of four acres.

Court item 2; Roll 15, item 1

Surrender and Admission of enlarged property. (3 lives)

Rent 3s 6d.

Heriot £3.

Fine £82.

One enclosure or parcel of meadowland called Haddon Meade of ten acres lately in the possession of the Reverend Thomas Dent and now in the occupation of Robert Langman or his subtenants.

One enclosure of meadow called Ives of six acres.

Court item 3; Roll 15, item 2

Licence to Sublet (Re-Lease)

Licence granted with all rents, heriots accustomed and services reserved to the lords.

Premises implied as Ives and Haddon.

Court item 4; Roll 15, item 3

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 7s.

Heriot £1 10s.

Fine £51.

One enclosure of pasture called Shepney of four acres.

One enclosure of pasture called Whitefield (to be divided) totalling eight acres.

One enclosure of meadow called Riseing Meade alias Pleck Meade of three acres.

One enclosure of arable land called Plecke of three acres and sixteen perches.

Pasture for four beasts on Stalbridge Common.

Court item 5; Roll 15, item 4

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 5s.

Heriot the best animal or goods

Fine £5.

One dwelling house with appurtenances (occupied by James Browne).

One enclosure of meadow called Ivy Meade of two and a half acres.

One enclosure of land called Larkewood of seven acres.

All the premises in the tenure of Joan Pitman.

Court item 6; Roll 15, item 5

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 4s 2d.

Heriot 12s 6d.

Fine £20 (incl. heriots from both surrenders).

First copy:

One dwelling house with garden, orchard and appurtenances.

Second copy:

Two enclosures of land called Larkewood of nine acres.

Court item 7; Roll 16, item 1

Admission

Rent 1s.

Heriot 1s.

Fine £2.  

One small piece of land, now an orchard of one rood on Stalbridge Common near Wilcox Bridge.

Court item 8; Roll 16, item 2

Surrender and Admission (3 lives)

Rent 6d

Heriot 1s.

Fine £2.

One cottage with appurtenances in Barrowhill with a small garden, now in the tenure of John Grimes or his subtenants.

Court item 9; Roll 16, item 3

Admission after death of mother

Heriot: 40s.

Two enclosures of pasture of twelve acres.

One messuage or cottage with garden.

One enclosure of pasture called Barley Close of eight acres.

Court item 10; Roll 16, item 4

Admission after death of mother

Heriot the best animal.

One messuage or tenement with garden and orchard.

One enclosure called The Haddon of five acres.

One enclosure called Sandhill of eight acres.

One enclosure called Guggleton of four acres.

One enclosure called Southfield of three acres.

One piece of land called Chess Allyats of eight acres.

One enclosure called The Home Meade of two acres.

One enclosure of meadowland called Great Meade of twelve acres.

One enclosure called Common Close of six acres.

One enclosure called Long Hedge.

Court item 11; Roll 16, item 5

Admission after death of father

Heriot 10s.

One enclosure of land called Lower Lowselands with free entry, exit and return in through and across an enclosure called Upper Lowselands.

Court item 12; Roll 16, item 6

Admission after death of father

Heriot 2s 6d.

One enclosure of land called Middle Furlong.

One enclosure called Lower Furlong of five acres.

Court item 13; Roll 16, item 7

Admission after death of father

Heriot 20s.

One messuage or tenement with appurtenances.

One enclosure called Pill Close.

One enclosure called The Meade.

One enclosure called The Furlong.

Court item 14; Roll 16, item 8

Admission after death of father

Heriot nil

One enclosure of land called Common Close of three acres.

Court item 15; Roll 16, item 9

Admission after death of father

Heriot 2s 6d.

One messuage or tenement.

One enclosure of land called East Common Close of two and a half acres.  

Court item 16; Roll 16, item 10

Admission after death of father

Heriot nil.

One enclosure of meadowland called Newmeade of three acres.

Court item 17; Roll 16, item 11

Admission after death

Heriot: according to custom of the manor.

The southern part of a messuage or tenement and garden in The Back Lane.

Court item 18; Roll 16, item 12

Admission after death of father

Heriot 1s.

One messuage, garden, curtilage and barn.

Two enclosures of land called Newmeade of five acres.

Court item 19; Roll 16, item 13

Admission after death

Heriot 10s 8d.

One messuage and garden called Stanbrooke of twenty perches.

Two enclosures of land called The Common Closes of four acres.

Court item 20; Roll 17, item 1

Admission after death of husband

Heriot 10s.

One messuage and an enclosure of meadowland called Common Meade of three acres.

One enclosure of pasture called Common Close of six acres.

Court item 21; Roll 17, item 2

Forfeit on Marriage and Admission

Heriot after forfeit 6s 8d.

One messuage or tenement.

One piece of land called The Backside.

One enclosure of pasture called Newmeades of five acres.

One enclosure of pasture called Little Cockles Hills of two and a half acres.

Half of one enclosure of arable land called Jaerwood Close alias West Close of three acres, lately part of the tenement of William Legg

One parcel of land lying in Higher Cockles Hills of one and a half acres.

One enclosure called New Close in Cockles Hills of two and a half acres.

Court item 22; Roll 17, item 3

Admission after death

Heriot 6s 8d.

One enclosure of land called Common Close. 

Allen

6(2), 9(6)

Hendy

1

Andrews

1, 4, 13

Hope

2(2), 3(3)

Arney

2, 4

Hunt

9(5)

Bapstocke

10(4)

Huson

5

Bowles

4, 10, 13, 14

Jeanes

3(3), 4, 5, 6, 10(3), 11, 13(3), 14(3), 16(2)

Brown/Browne/
Brownes

2(2), 3(8), 4(4), 5(3), 7, 9(2), 15

Buffett

6(2)

Jolliffe

16(2)

Bullen

1, 14

Joyce

7

Burge

3(2), 9(2), 12(7)

King

2, 4, 10, 11, 13(3), 14

Cave

4, 5(2), 11, 13

Langdon

13

Chaffie

7, 13

Langman

12(3), 15(5)

Chaffin

6

Legg

17

Chamberlaine

8(3)

Lemmon/Limmon

6(5), 7(6), 16(4)

Child

11(2), 13(4), 14(2)

Locke

3(5), 4

Clarke

6(2), 10(3)

May

5(2)

Cole/Coles

5(4), 6

Mitchell

14

Coombe/Coombes/
Coombs

1, 2(7), 4, 10(2), 11(2), 13, 14, 16(6)

Morgan

1, 4, 11, 13, 14

Mouseley

8(3)

Mullins

10(3)

Coward

1

Murray/Murrey

1, 8(3), 14

Cutler

11(2)

Nicholls

12

Davies

6(2), 7(3)

Oliver

12(6), 14, 15(3)

Dent

12(6), 15

Parsons

8(4)

Dober

16(3), 17

Pavett

7

Douch

4, 8(2), 10

Pitman

15

Drew

1(2), 13, 14

Poole

7, 9(2)

Duffett

1, 7, 10

Rand

6(5)

Dyke

5(5), 9

Rogers

2

Ellis

6(5)

Roll

4, 7, 9(3)

Feazard

1, 4, 11(4)

Rose

9, 11

Galpin

9

Round

9

Gartell/Gartrell

2, 4(5)

Seaward

6

Gerrard

13(3)

Senior/Seniour

7(2), 8, 10, 14

Gould

7

Sharpe

10(2)

Green

5, 7

Shepard

7(2), 8(2)

Grimes

16(4)

Sherring

9(3)

Harbyn

7

Snooke

1, 2, 4(10), 5, 7, 9(2), 10, 11(2), 13(5), 14, 15, 16(2), 17(4)

Harding

5

Harris

1(12), 13

Hayne

4, 8, 13, 14

Stone

11(2)

Heele

11(2)

Strong

1, 2(2), 3(5), 4, 10

Townesend/ Townsend

1(2), 3, 7(3), 12(3)

Walter

1, 2(2), 4(2), 7(2), 10(2), 11(2), 12, 13(2), 14(2), 17

Turner

8

Tyte

1(10), 2(9), 10(7), 11(10), 12(3), 13(4), 14(14), 16(13)

Watkins

1, 4

Watts

2, 11(3), 15(12)

West

4, 7, 10, 11, 13, 17

Willoughby

Young/Younge

13

11(2), 13

Back Lane (The)

16

Huletts Lane

9

Backside (The)

17

Ives

2, 15

Bagbere Lane

9

Ivy Meade

15

Barley Close

16

Jaerwood Close

17

Barrowhill

16

Juner Green Lawnes

14

Beane Close/Beare Close

12(2)

Kings Meade

11

Broad Close

8, 13

Kings Mill

5

Brownes Hurne

2

Larkewood/ Larkwood

12, 15(3)

Bulks

2

Little Cockles Hills

17

Burrough Hill

11

Little Phelps Meade

12

Chess Allyatts

16

Lodge House (The)

6

Church Ground

13

Long Hedge

16

Cockles Hills

17

Lower Furlong

16

Common Close/ Common Closes (The)

12, 13, 14, 16(3), 17(2)

Lower Lowselands

16

Lowsards

14

Common Meade

17

Lowsewood

12

Common of Stalbridge

11

Marsh Ground

5

East Common Close

16

Meade (The)

16

East Field

13

Middle Furlong

16

Fallow Closes (The)

12

New Close

17

Forty Acres

3(2)

Newmeade/Newmeades

16(2), 17

Furlong (The)/ Furlongs

11, 16

Oathouse (The)

14

Furzy Close

8

Orchard (The)

12

Garden (The)

14

Paddock (The)

12

Gould Street

5, 7

Parish Church of Stalbridge

1(2)

Great Meade

16

Peices

2

Green Lane Style

9

Phelps Broadfield

12

Guggleton

16

Phelps Meade

12

Guggleton Meade

1

Pilclose

11

Gummersea Lane

11

Pill Close

16

Haddon/Haddon (The)

13, 15, 16

Pleck Meade

15

Haddon Meade

12, 15

Plecke

11, 15

Hasketts Shepney

10

Puxey (The)

6

Herberts

8

Redbrinke

2

Higher Cockles Hills

17

Rewthornes

13

Hill Lane

12

Rings (The)

8

Hitchin (The)

13

Riseing Meade

11, 15

Hole House

13

Rixbed

14(2)

Home Close (The)

1

Roundhills

2

Home Meade (The)/ Home Meades (The)

10, 16

Runn Meade

13

Sandhill

16

Shepney

11, 15

Upper Lowselands

16

South Common (The)

13

Upper Redbrinke

2

Southfield

13, 16

Warren Close (The)

10

Stalbridge Common

7, 9(4), 10, 11, 12, 13(2), 15, 16

West Close

17

Whitefield/Whitfeild

11, 15

Wilcox Bridge

6, 10, 16

Stanbrooke

3(2), 16

Witch (The)

13

Townesend Close

7