Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p of the aforesaid Richard Huggens to the west and south, the aforesaid parcel called Gyffordfelde to the south, the land of Thomas Burges and that of Robert Bonnene to the west, and the parcel called Manyfeldes to the north, and the aforesaid way called Manifeldesland to the north; and another 2 pieces called "Spayles" lying bounded by the land of the heirs of John Huggen to the south, the land of Thomas Baker to the west and north, and the king's highway to the east; and another piece called "Homlettes Est lying bounded by the land of William Huggen the Younger to the west, the land of William Huggen the Elder, and that of the aforesaid Thomas Baker to the north and east, and the king's highway to the south; and 1 other piece of land containing 11 small parcels called "Lanewoode" and lying bounded by the land of the aforesaid Thomas Fane, knight, to the west, the land of the aforesaid William Casyer to the east and south, and a certain way called "Brownehylles lane" to the north; and finally 2 acres lying in the eastern part of a certain place called "Cattystayles Meade," bounded by the land of Andrew Durke to the east, a certain river to the south, the land of the heirs of Thomas Huggen to the west, and a certain water course leading from Casyers Bridge to Coddes Hande to the west, to hold to Alice Ongeleye and her assigns for as long as she lives alone, chaste, and unmarried according to the custom of Gavelkyende in the county aforesaid.. }
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- catalog description "of the aforesaid Richard Huggens to the west and south, the aforesaid parcel called Gyffordfelde to the south, the land of Thomas Burges and that of Robert Bonnene to the west, and the parcel called Manyfeldes to the north, and the aforesaid way called Manifeldesland to the north; and another 2 pieces called "Spayles" lying bounded by the land of the heirs of John Huggen to the south, the land of Thomas Baker to the west and north, and the king's highway to the east; and another piece called "Homlettes Est lying bounded by the land of William Huggen the Younger to the west, the land of William Huggen the Elder, and that of the aforesaid Thomas Baker to the north and east, and the king's highway to the south; and 1 other piece of land containing 11 small parcels called "Lanewoode" and lying bounded by the land of the aforesaid Thomas Fane, knight, to the west, the land of the aforesaid William Casyer to the east and south, and a certain way called "Brownehylles lane" to the north; and finally 2 acres lying in the eastern part of a certain place called "Cattystayles Meade," bounded by the land of Andrew Durke to the east, a certain river to the south, the land of the heirs of Thomas Huggen to the west, and a certain water course leading from Casyers Bridge to Coddes Hande to the west, to hold to Alice Ongeleye and her assigns for as long as she lives alone, chaste, and unmarried according to the custom of Gavelkyende in the county aforesaid.".