The Heir of Nathaniel Robinson, late of Mobberley, Gentleman, hath now seven Messuages and eleven Cottages in Mobberley, besides a Demain-House here, built first by Robert Robinson, about 1612. who Purchased these Lands by the Name of Robert Robinson of Manchester Clothier, from Sir John Radcliff of Ordsall Knight; together with the Royalty of all Radcliffs Lands in Mob∣berley, formerly sold by Radcliff to his Tenants here; and all the old Rents reserved to Radcliff, amounting in the whole to 23 l. 00 s. 00 d. yearly, or there∣about: by Deed dated the 19 of April, 4 Jacobi, 1606. for which he paid 1530 l. Purchase-Money.
Randle Blackshaw. This was bought from Sir John Radcliff of Ordsall, by Deed dated the eighth day of August, 1611. and is said to be the Ancient Demain-House of Mobberley, which did belong to Radcliff.
Peter Legh of Booths EsEsq hath three Tenements in Radcliff's Part, now in Tenure of George Leycester, Cookson, and the Fox-house.
- John Gleave of High-Legh, Owner of Holden-Cliff-House in Mobberley.
- Roger Symcock, lately Purchased from Mrs. Martha Hurleston, formerly Oldfield's Lands.
- Homfrey Cherry, lately Purchased from Mrs. Martha Hurleston, formerly Oldfield's Lands.
- William Coppock, lately Purchased from Mrs. Martha Hurleston, formerly Oldfield's Lands.
- Rafe Shaw, lately Purchased from Mrs. Martha Hurleston, formerly Oldfield's Lands.
- Richard Parker, for Mere-House; sold away by Mr. Robinson.
- Richard Yarwood for Bowers.
- John Anson; sold by Mr. Robinson.
- Richard Seddall of Wood-end.
- Richard Bruch; formerly Duncalf's.
- Thomas Hield of the Broad-Oak in Mobberley.
- John Strethull; late Bateson's House.
- Roger Hewet of Pavement-Lane.
- ...Henry Hasselhurst.
- Richard Rowlinson of Roanes, pro Fox-house.
- ...VVilliam Hobson.
- ...George Stubs.
- John Symcock of the Dub'd-Hedge.
- Daniel Yarwood; formerly Oldrinshaw's.
- ...Homfrey Lea.
- John Baggiley of the Mosse-side.
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