Aldingbourne

The following six documents were found fastened together at the corner

Admission of Charles Hewitt Smith of Nyton House in Aldingbourne, esq. to - Two closes (4a.) called Sauley or Sauley Crofts and common of pasture for 10 sheep on Westergate Common; barn and half a yard land (8a.) on which a tenement is built, in Westergate On the surrender of Nicholas Willshere, 6 January 1813 With surrender by Charles Hewitt Smith to the use of his will Lord: John Buckner, Bishop of Chichester. Steward: William Leeves

Surrender as Add Mss 9085 Lord and Steward: as in Add Mss 9073

Surrender by William Collins of 13a. land adjoining Westergate Street and Hook Lane in Aldingbourne to which he was admitted as the devisee of Edward Collins, his father, dec'd To the use of Charles Hewitt Smith, at an annual rent of 3s. 8d., and he is admitted Lord: John Buckner, bishop of Chichester. Steward: William Leeves

Admission of Nicholas Willshire, son of John Willshire to property as in Add Mss 9073 Lord and Steward: as in Add Mss 9073

Copy of Add Mss 9082

Surrender of William Washer of Selsey, fisherman, and Mary his wife (née Willshire) of - Property as in Add Mss 9073 To the use of Nicholas Willshire as in Add Mss 9082 Lord and Steward: as in Add Mss 9073

Admission of John Downer, s. of Joseph Downer, decd Properties, as in Add Mss1498 (but the 'carthouse' is not mentioned) Under the terms of the will (dated 14 Feb. 1718/9) of said Joseph Downer who on 9 Oct. 1706 had surrendered these properties to the use of his will Court of Thomas [Manningham], bishop of Chichester Steward: John Foreman, gent., deputy of Roger Williams, esq., chief steward

Surrender of Clement Hull and s. Henry to the lord of the manor and subsequent regrant by him to Henry Peckham of Chichester, gent., and said Clement and Henry Hull Properties as in Add Mss 12,410 To hold for their lives and that of the longest liver successively one after another as they are named (sicut nominantur) Court of Thomas Manningham bishop of Chichester Steward: John Foreman, gent., deputy of Roger Williams, esq., chief steward

Surrender of Henry Hull and Henry Whittington to the lord of the manor, and subsequent regrant by him to said Henry Hull, s. Clement, and said Henry Whittington Parcel of land called Heath Feilds, three acres in Deanes Field, two acres of land called 'le greate gardens' in Norton in Aldingbourne, being parcel of six cottages there To hold for their lives and that of the longest liver successively Court of Guy Carleton, bishop of Chichester Steward: Robert Anderson, esq

Surrender of Nicholas Willshire of Sually Crofts (4a.); 2a., part of Westergate Common; barn and ½ yardland (12¾a.) on which a tenement and wheeler's shop has been built; 6¼a., part of Westergate Common to the use of Joseph Hoare as in Add Mss 9088 upon a mortgage for £367. 4s. 0d Lord and Steward: as in Add Mss 9073

Surrender by Henry Peckham upon the death of his father, Henry Peckham, who held for the life of his son, to the lord of the manor, and subsequent regrant by him to Henry Peckham the son, his sister Jane Peckham (aged 19) and Henry Norton (aged 9), s. of Robert Norton of Chichester, mercer Properties as in Add Mss 12,410 To hold for their lives successively as they are named, in trust for said Henry Peckham the son and Jane Peckham and their heirs according to the will of said Henry Peckham, the

Admission of William Andrew Weguelin and Robert Raper, by their attorney, Thomas Collins of Aldingbourne, yeoman Lands called Collins's Lane (½a.); 29a. arable land; 11a. arable land called Hidnash on the E. side of Hook Lane; and 3a. pasture. To which Charles Hewitt Smith was admitted on 29 Oct. 1810 on the surrender of John Burnand. 13a. land adjoining Westergate Street and Hook Lane to which C.H. Smith was admitted on 14 Jan. 1811 on the surrender of William Collins 4a. called Sauley or Suale

Admission of Mary Bateman, w. of John Bateman of Norton in Aldingbourne, yeo., and formerly Mary Willshire, spinster, as only child and heir of Mary Willshire, decd., by her husband John Willshire, decd., according to the will of said John Willshire, with subsequent surrender to, and admission of, William Farenden of Aldingbourne, knacker, as tenant for the suffering of a recovery, the suffering of the recovery accordingly with James Farenden of Aldingbourne, cordwainer, as demandant and William

Admission of John Warner of Westergate in Aldingbourne shopkeeper, upon the surrender of Nicholas Willshire Piece (19 rods) of the garden belonging to a messuage in Westergate in Aldingbourne held by said Nicholas Willshire and lately separated therefrom, together with the shop and cottage lately erected and now standing on the said piece of land, on E. side of the said messuage and wheeler's shop, and now in occ. of said John Warner Court of Sir William Ashburnham 4th bart., bishop of Chicheste

Admission of Elizabeth, wid. of John Staker of Aldingbourne, under the terms of John's will Property, as in Add Mss252/1 Court of Edward [Waddington], Bishop of Chichester Steward: Richard Lardner, esq

Copy of Add Mss 9079

Admission of Henry Peckham of Chichester, esq., Henry Hull and Henry Peckham (s. of said Henry) upon the surrender of said Henry Peckham, esq Properties as in Add Mss 12,410 To hold for their lives and that of the longest liver successively as they are named (sicut hic nominantur) Court of Thomas Bowers bishop of Chichester Steward: Richard Lardner

Admission of John Staker of Aldingbourne (s. of Henry Staker) One messuage and two yardlands in Westergate with liberty of putting sixteen hogs upon the lord's common, held by the yearly rent of £2.11s. 0d. (except three parcels of land (40a.) called 'les tres Northfields' sometime parcel of the premises and surrendered to the use of William Rose, decd., and his heirs, by John Knight) Court of Edward [Waddington], Bishop of Chichester Steward: Richard Lardner, esq

former manorial estate in Aldingbourne, Sussex. Type: manor estate

war memorial in Arun, West Sussex, England, UK. Type: war memorial

UK local authority for the parish of Aldingbourne. Type: parish council

house in Aldingbourne, Arun, West Sussex, England, UK. Heritage: Grade II listed building. Type: house. NHLE: 1027737

village and civil parish in Arun, West Sussex, UK. Type: village