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The Manor of Duddleswell by Colin J Hobbs
published in 2004

Content

Title

Maresfield

Maresfield at Stumbletts Common

Nutley

Fletching

West Hoathly

Hartfield

Withyham

East Grinstead

Buxted

Multi-parish

Information Sources

Estates

Henry Thomas Earl of Chichester and Henry Hall Viscount Gage Estate

William Lord Abergavenny Estate

Sir John Shelley Estate

Maresfield Properties

Id	Name
M1	Le Sonke; 4 acres of assert
M2	Inhomes als Beggarswell; 6 acre field within forest
M3	Parcel of waste; 3 roods within forest
M4	Burchetts, 3 parcels of land; 15 acres
M5	Inhomes in Markstreet; 3 acres
M5A	Inhomes in Markstreet; 30 perches
M6	Pricketts hatchegate, cottage; Johane Dynes, 2 acres assart
M7	3 parcels; 13.25 acres new assart at Horney Common
M8	Chapmans; 4 acres assart near Lampool Green
M8A	Le Trench; 2 acres
M9	Hoogelette, messuage; 7 acres
M9A	Hugletts Pit; 7 acres
M10	Courtehatche; 6 acres
M10A	Newlond; 4 acres new assart
M10B	Newlond; 6 acres new assart
M11	Crouchecrofte; 3 acres at Piltdown Crossroads
M11A	Crouchecrofte, 4 cottages; 0.5 acre at Piltdown Crossroads
M13	Messuage, garden, and 2 crofts; 5 acres
M15	Messuage; 1 acre at Brabies Hatch
M20	Tinkers; 4 pieces 11 acres of woodland at Cheynes
M21	2 tenements, messuage, cottage; 4 acres near Oldlands
M22	Whitehouse, messuage, 1 parcel land; 27 acres within the forest
M22A	Whitehouse, barn and buildings
M23	Cottage; 1/2 acre by the Boringwheel Pond
M24	Cottage; 1 rood at Jessops Hill by Tinkers
M25	Cottage, small barn, new built; 5 acres by Boreing Whele Pond
M26	Oast house, malthouse; 1/2 acre at Pricketts Hatch Green
M27	Cottage; 1 rood at Horney Common
M28	Cottage; 1/2 rood at Horney Common
M29	Cottage; 1/2 rood at Horney Common
M30	Cottage; 1/2 acre at Whitehouse Land
M31	Cottage & garden; 1 rood at Jessops Hill
M32	Land; 190 acres
M32A	Land; 10 acres
M32B	Land; 14 acres in 3 parcels
M32C	Land; 10 acres
M32D	Land; 10 acres
M33	le Churchwardens; 10 acres
M34	le Springwell
M35	le Diall field; 4.2.00 acres at Horney Common
M36	Messuage and barn; 19. 3. 00 acres
M36A	Land; 2.0.28 acres and ( 0.1.32 earlier taken in )
M37	Newlodge, messuage and tenement; 30 acres assart within Forest
M38	Marlelands, cottage and tenement; 5 acres assart within Forest
M39	Cottage adjacent Brownsbrook
M40	Clayfields; 10. 2. 00 acres assart within Forest
M40A	Forest Lodge
M41	House lately built; 6 acres assart within Forest
M41A	Land; 2.3.30 acres
M42	Croft; 3 roods at Jessops Hill
M43	Little Amblers, cottage; 4 acres
M43A	Little Amblers; 2 acres
M43A/B	Little Amblers; 20 perches
M44	Messuage/tenement; 4 acres at Stubbs Cross
M45	Sealeswell; 12 acres at Duddleswell
M46	Land; 1 rood south of Clayfields
M47	Land; 5 acres
M48	Land; 5 acres
M49	Cottage and tenement; 4 acres
M50	le Stonyland; 15 acres
M50A	le Stonyland; 5 acres
M50B	le Stonyland; 5 acres
M51	Land; 7 .1. 00. acres at Copthall
M52	Land; 1 . 0. 08 acres at Brabies Hatch
M52A	Land; 1/2 acre by Kenwards house
M52A/A	Land; 3.07 acres
M53	Cottage; 0. 2. 29 acre top of Cackle Street
M54	Cottage; 1/2 acre at Horney Common
M55	Land; 33 acres
M55A	Land; 2 acres
M56	Land; 2.2.36 acres
M59	Land; 18. 2. 48 acres at Duddleswell
M59A	Land; 5. 2. 48 acres adj Marlelands
M60	Land; 1/2 acre at Fairwarp
M63	Cottage; 1/2 acre at Dodds Hill
M65	Hopgarden; 1 acre by Oldlands
M66	Malthouse; 0. 0. 20 acre
M68	Messuage; 1 acre will be Whitehouse
M70	Land; 12. 0. 28 acres at Duddleswell
M70A	Land; 11 rods acres at Duddleswell
M72	Witchcross
M73	Smiths shop; 1 acre at Witchcross
M75	Land; 25 acres at Duddleswell
M76	The Boringwheel Pond; 5 acres
M77	Land; 0.5 acre at Brabies Hatch
M79	Land; Several pieces 2 acres below Misborne
M80	Workhouse; 4 acres
M81	Land; 4 acres south of Marles
M82	Water corn mill; 40 rods by Boringwheel pond
M83	Cottage; 2.2.00 acres
M84	Land; 2 acres opposite Fords Green
M85	Land; 2 acres at Whitehouse Common
M86	Land; 1 acre at Whitehouse Common
M87	Cottage and buildings; 1 acre by Boringwheel
M88	Land; 4 acres around Workhouse
M89	Wych Cross road; 30 perches
M90	Duddleswell 3 cottages; 2.1. 09 acres, 1. 3. 09 acres, and 0.0. 33 acres
M90A	Duddleswell cottage; triangular piece 0.0.33 acre
M90B	Duddleswell seed plot and old cottage; 0.0.14 acre
M90C	Duddleswell cottage; 0.0.20 acre
M90D	Land at Duddleswell; 4.1.33 acres
M91	Fairwarp cottage; 2.2.00 acres
M91A	Fairwarp Oak Cottage

M92	Cottage; 0.1.16 acres
M92A	3 cottages; 0.1.16 acres
M93	Forge Bank cottage, barn and lodges; 2.3.05 acres
M94	Messuage and buildings; 0.3.00 acre
M94A	Cottage erected by Samuel Fox younger; 0.2.01 acre
M95	Cottage and bulidings near Spring Gardens; 2 acres
M96	Cottage and buildings in Fairwarp; 0.3.00 acre
M96A	Cottage in Fairwarp; 0.1.24 acre
M96A/A	Grocers shop, bakehouse, messuage and shop in Fairwarp
M97	Land; 4.0.00 acres near Duddleswell Gate
M98	Nursery; 1.2.22 acres, Tithe no. 808/9; 1.2.27 acre,late nursery garden.
M98A	Land; 1.1.27 acres
M99	Land; 1.3.18 acres. Tithe nos. 858/62
M100	Cottage, brick kilns and brick sheds; 1.2.00 acres
M100A	Whitehouse Cottages ( 2 ); 1.2.14 acres
M101	Land; 1.2.00 acres
M102	Land; 1.2.00 acres near Duddleswell Gate

Maresfield	Inhomes in Markstreet	3 acres	Copyhold
M5	4 1/2d annual rent

1564	Road W, Richard Durstone E, Self Venalls S, Road N
after 1564	Michael Hawkins.
before 1643	Before 1643 Abraham Ellis and wife Maria , she examined secretly, surrendered to Marie Awcocke.
1643 to 1697	1643 Marie wife of Thomas Awcocke of Alchornes then son John admit, fine 13/4d. 1665 John Awcocke gent. 1690 mortgage John Putland of East Grinstead cutler. 1694 mortgage William Hutchinson of Uckfield cordwinder £ cordwinder £21. 1697 deceased.
1697 to 1699	1697 William Hutchinson admit, fine 32/-. 1699 surrendered to Thomas Geeres.
1700 to 1711	1700 Thomas Geeres of Maresfeild yeoman admit, fine 27/-. 1711 deceased, heriot cow sold Ann £3/5/- .
1711 to 1724	1711 Thomas Geers son 7 admit, mother Ann guardian, fine 6d, with Cottage, 1 rood at Jessops Hill by Tinkers, Croft, 3 roods at Jesso, 3 roods at Jessops Hill, Messuage, garden, and croft within forest, 1 acre at Pricketts hatche and Outbuilding, 1 rood. 1724 surrendered to John Norman.
1724 to 1735	1724 John Norman surgeon admit, fine 25/-. 1726 surrendered uses. 1735 marriage pending between daughter Mary and John Cole, until n Cole, until then surrendered to himself.
1724 to 1735	1724 John Norman surgeon admit, fine 25/-. 1726 surrendered uses. 1735 marriage pending between daughter Mary and John Cole, until n Cole, until then surrendered to himself.
1724 to 1735	1724 John Norman surgeon admit, fine 25/-. 1726 surrendered uses. 1735 marriage pending between daughter Mary and John Cole, until n Cole, until then surrendered to himself.
1736 to 1753	1736 John Cole admit on 3rd proc, fine 15/-. 1753 deceased.
1754 to 1764	1754 Mary Cole widow admit on 3rd proc, fine 15/-. 1764 deceased.
1764 to 1778	1764 John Cole only son admit on 2nd proc, relief 4.5d. 1778 conveyed to John Marchant of Horsted Keynes yeoman without benefit of court, forfeit.
1823 to 1824	1823 Grant to Sarah Smith of East Grinstead widow daughter of John Cole. 1824 surrendered to Elizabeth Virgoe £60.
1824 to 1861	1824 Elizabeth Virgoe of Brighthelmestone spinster admit, fine £3. Edward Henry Stanmer and wife Elizabeth mortgage George Virgoe of Fletching gardener £150. 1862 exors satis. 1861 Elizabeth Stanmer surrendered tnmer surrendered to Benjamin Newnham £100.
1840	Tithe map nos. 731/36 – 3.3.02 acres
1861 to 1877	1861 Benjamin Newnham of Fletching labourer admit, fine £4. 1862 mortgage George M Davey of Lewes surgeon dentist £150. 1877 exors satis. 1877 surrendered Richard Crowhurst 10/hard Crowhurst 10/- 30 perches to form Inhomes in Markstreet, 30 perches. 1877 surrendered to Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson £250.
1877	1877 Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson Bart of Charlton House Kent admit, fine £10. 1877 enfranchised £42/12/6d.
1877	Partition to form Inhomes in Markstreet, 30 perches by apportionment 4d. annual rent
1877	Enfranchised.

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