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- Lady JONES - Mr. (William) SKEY, Lifehold [Held by the life of W’m Skey PU RNELL aged 76 in 1827]
[Lease dated 24th July 1800 for the lives of:
W’m Skey PURNELL aged 64 in 1815
Jane (Skey), now wife of Dr. SCOBELL M.D. (aged 45 in 1815)]
160 A Tenement in 3 Dwelings 2 2 2 2 6 15 -
166) Stephen’s Hill 4 0 19 8 0 3) 3 Wood 12 41/4
) 3 3 24 ) 18 Pas. 3 10 21/2
168 Coppice adjoining 3 8 3 8 18 14 43/4
(A great many trees in it, little and big, lately fell by the tenant; ab ’t £20 worth)
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1804 SURVEY OF WILLIAM JONES BURDETT’S ESTATES IN HIGH LITTLETON
Lady JONES - Mr. (William) SKEY, Lifehold
[Lease dated 24th July 1800 for the lives of:
Richard LANGFORD of Hallatrow, attorney at law (he died 4th May 1826) ag ed 55 in 1815
Jane, wife of Dr. SCOBELL, (aged 45 in 1815)]
In Hallowtrough
1 House, Out offices and Garden 2 19 2 19 10 - -
2 Orchard adjoining 2 18 2 18 40 1 4 6
3 Cripcroft - orchard 1 1 20 1 1 20 40 2 15 -
4 Grindstone 1 1 28 1 1 28 33 2 7 01/4
5 Hooked Mead - orchard 3 20 3 20 60 2 12 6
6 Skey’s Greenlane Ground 3 3 3 3 3 3 25 4 14 21/2
11 Little Marsh 2 0 33 2 0 33 25 2 15 2
(New broke up)
12 South Slade 2 1 7 2 1 7 23 2 12 9
(Maiden Oak cut, ab’t 30 feet)
Total 8 1 3 4 1 6 2 19 13 0 28 29 1 13/4
1804 SURVEY OF William Jones BURDETT’s ESTATES IN HIGH LITTLETON & HALLATR OW
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Lady Elizabeth JONES, who owned the lordship of the manor of High Littlet on and a considerable amount of land
and property in the parish, died without issue in 1800. Under her Will s he devised her manors of Stowey and High
Littleton to her nephew William Jones BURDETT. In 1804 BURDETT commission ed Joseph WOLLEN of Wedmore to produce
a valuation of his estate in High Littleton and Hallatrow. For the purpo se of the valuation WOLLEN used SMITH’s
map of 1793, as updated in 1799. Various additions to the schedule have be en made afterwards from time to time.
There appears to have been some omissions and errors in the schedule and t he transcriber has highlighted these
by showing them in italics.
A SURVEY & VALUATION OF ESTATES SITUATE AT HIGH LITTLETON & HALLATROW IN T HE COUNTY OF SOMERSET, THE PROPERTY OF
WILLIAM JONES BURDETT ESQ’R.
Mr. William SKEY, Lifehold
160 A Tenement in 3 Dwellings - 2 2 1 5 -
at Stephen’s Hill
(In Ruins and sho’d be taken down)
166 Stephen’s Hill Pasture 8 0 3 5 - -
168 Coppice Adjoining - 3 8 10 -
(Oak trees not thriving)
159) Hollybush North ( Meadow 6 2 37 40 13 9 -
161) (
162 Hollybush South Meadow 6 1 23 45 14 7 6
241 Three Cornered Paddock Arable 1 2 28 30 2 10 -
238 Paddock by Vowles’s House Pasture 2 0 15 45 4 14 -
148 Long Paddock Meadow 1 2 11 36 2 16 6
150 Dry Paddock Meadow 4 0 11 42 8 10 6
154 Ham Pasture 4 3 16 50 12 2 6
155 An undivided moiety of Bleat Common Meadow 1 25 50 1 - -
(Mr. MOGG the other)
37 0 19 66 5 -
Deduct for Taxes 9 5 -
57 - -
Mr. William SKEY’s Lifehold - in Hallatrow
1 House, Out Offices & Gard’n - 2 19 (10 10 -
2 Orchard Adjoining Orchard 2 18 (
3 Crip Croft (Orchard) Orchard 1 1 20 63 4 6 6
4 Grindstone Meadow 1 1 28 45 3 4 -
5 Hooked Mead (Orch’d) Orchard 3 20 70 3 1 -
6 Skey’s Green Lane Ground Arable 3 3 3 30 5 13 -
11 Little Marsh or Little Chasehills Arable 2 0 33 30 3 6 -
12 South Slade Bottom Pasture 2 1 7 30 3 8 6
13 0 28 33 9 -
Deduct for Taxes 3 9 -
30 - -
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1752 - Yes, date unknown
