| Description | Lease for one year [release missing]
1 Jeffery Dinsdale, Kensington, Middlesex, clerk
2 Reverend John Wilcox, Divinitatis Doctor, vicar of parish church of Kensington
Thomas Sutton, esquire
Robert Phillimore, gentleman
William Loughton the elder, gentleman
Henry Collett, currier
Joseph Wedgbrough, carpenter
Stephen Pitt, esquire
Bodychen Sparrow
Edward Lloyd, esquire,
Isaac Day, laceman
Roger Gately, gentleman
John Williamson, nurseryman
Edward Smithsend, painter stainer
Robert Pilkington, gardener
Thomas Bird, cheesemonger
John Clarke, bricklayer, all of Kensington
Hammersmith: two closes of arable or pasture ground ( 14 acres total), called Charecrofts, abutting on east lands late of William Chalkehill, south lands in the occupation of Henry Hughes, west lands late of Maximilian Beard and late in the possession of John Shepheard, north Shepheards Bush Green
Middlesex, Kensington:
a) close or field called Buttsfield (six and a half acres) abutting north on King's highway to London, west on Hogmire Lane,
east on lands late of Sir Robert Fenne knight, south on lands formerly of William Muschampe
b) a piece of land (two acres) near to a place called Gravell Pitts, abutting south on the Acton to London highway, east on lands late in the tenure of John Ilford, west and north on lands late in the tenure of William Kerton
Consideration: five shillings |