| Description | Admission
John Dorville [the younger]
Fulham manor, Hammersmith:
(a) land (2 a. 1r.) in the Highway Shott in West Croft, now part of a field called the Great Western Road in s., a quick hedge formerly Love Lane or the Wharple on n., the Avenue leading from the High Road to Ravens Court on the e.
(b) close (4 a. 3 r. 23 p.), now called the Five Acre Field (part of which to the n. was formerly part of the Pit Field), bounded by Stamford Brook on n., a hedge, formerly the Wharple or Love Lane on s., the Hedge Walk on e., the field called the Great Pightle on w.
(c) land (4 . 1 r.) now laid with other pieces of land into one field called the Great Pightle of the Eight Acre Field, bounded by the hedge, formerly the Wharple on s., land leading form the Great Road to Stamford Brook on n., and Five Acre Field on e.
(d) several pieces of land (c. 11 a. total) formerly lying in what was the West Croft in Lower or Winterbrook Shott, abutting Stamford Brook on n. and the quick hedge (formerly Wharple) on s. (now part of the Avenue, a field called the Pavilion and another field)
(e) piece of land (12 p.) opposite the mansion house in the shape of a sweep (f) land (3 a.) abutting Stamford Brook on n., lane leading to Stamford Brook from Great Western Road on w., now comprised into the Great Pightle or Eight Acre Field
(g) land (1/4 a.) now used as a private road leading from Great Western Road to Great Pightle, abutting farm house and pightle devised to Sarah Dorville on w. |