| Description | (Includes a moiety of Streatley manor, Streatley Warren (100 a.), the Warren House, eyots and a piscary, a parcel of arable land called the Picked Peece, and the Common Wood (40 a.) from 1684; a moiety of Moulsford Wharf, the Wharf house, the ferry over the River Thames, an eyot and fishery, and a close of arable land called Roxalls
(2 a.), all in Moulsford, 1715; a moiety of Aston Tirrold manor, a close of pasture next to the Widow Keates pasture, a close of pasture called Courters Close lying next to Annicks pasture ground, a piece of arable or pasture land called the Rowham lying next to Moreton Townsend, and pieces of meadow in Aston Mead (the Roundabout, the Mill Acre, Gunsees Acre, Pine Acre, two acres next to the mill in Leverdon Furlong, two acres next to Lorrington on the lower side of South Mead Furlong, Clarks Acre, four yews and a "thirding yew", a gore of land next to the lower side of Wacknell, a tovey of land by Aston Moor, and the Round Ham) and strips of land in the arable common fields, all in Aston Tirrold, 1716; two warrens, a messuage and five coppices called Unnell Woods (the Lower Coppice, the Yew Tree Coppice, the Rail Pond Coppice, the Coppice above the pond and the Plaine Coppice), all in Cholsey, 1716; and six cottages in Streatley, from 1770.
(Includes marriage settlement of Luke White of Streatley, son and heir of Martha White of Streatley, widow, and Dorothy Skinner, daughter of Richard Skinner of Wallingford, gentleman, 1677; marriage settlement of Richard Fuller of Blewbury, gentleman, and Martha White of Aston Tirrold, daughter and coheiress of Luke White of Streatley, gentleman, deceased, 1716; and marriage settlement of Joseph Bailey of Westridge Farm, Streatley, yeoman, and Martha Fuller of Aston Tirrold, daughter and heiress of Luke
Fuller of Blewbury, yeoman, deceased, 1770.)
[This property was purchased by Richard Palmer partly in 1779-1780 and partly in 1785.] |