Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Quitclaim by Alice Ongeleye, widow of Robert Ongeleye, late of the parish of East Peckahm in the county of Kent, yeoman, to Roger Twysden of the parish of Wye in the county aforesaid, of all her dower and all her other right to or in a messuage, barn, garden, and 11 pieces of arable and pasture and 2 1/2 acres of meadow in East Peckahm; part of which property is bounded by the land of the same Roger to the east, the land of William Casyer and Reginald Huggen to the south, that of Thomas Fane, knight, to the west, and the land of Richard Huggen to the west and north, and abbuts on a lane called Manyfeld Lane to the north. Another portion abutting on Gyfordefelde and on the Queens's highway running between Hadlowe and Blackepettes to the south, and the land of Thomas Burges to the west. Two other pieces called Brodfeldes, bounded by the lands of Robert Bowene to the west, and the land called Manyfeldes Land to the north; two others called Spoyles, lying between the land of John Huggen to the south, Thomas Baker to the. }
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- catalog description "Quitclaim by Alice Ongeleye, widow of Robert Ongeleye, late of the parish of East Peckahm in the county of Kent, yeoman, to Roger Twysden of the parish of Wye in the county aforesaid, of all her dower and all her other right to or in a messuage, barn, garden, and 11 pieces of arable and pasture and 2 1/2 acres of meadow in East Peckahm; part of which property is bounded by the land of the same Roger to the east, the land of William Casyer and Reginald Huggen to the south, that of Thomas Fane, knight, to the west, and the land of Richard Huggen to the west and north, and abbuts on a lane called Manyfeld Lane to the north. Another portion abutting on Gyfordefelde and on the Queens's highway running between Hadlowe and Blackepettes to the south, and the land of Thomas Burges to the west. Two other pieces called Brodfeldes, bounded by the lands of Robert Bowene to the west, and the land called Manyfeldes Land to the north; two others called Spoyles, lying between the land of John Huggen to the south, Thomas Baker to the".