Premises in Salehurst

Mansion house called Iridge in Salehurst. Land called the Ball field; woodland called Hill Wood and the Silver Hill wood; messuage at Hurst Green; brooklands called Chittendens Brooks in occ. of John Hilder; messuage near Salehurst church in occ. of Thomas Ballard and William Card; messuage called Culvendens and Welches near Hurst Green in occ. of Joseph Reed, in Salehurst. Rectory or parsonage of Salehurst, and tithes and profits. Messuage formerly in occ. of [blank] Clipnsett and now of Richard Noakes, all in Salehurst. Messuage called Hare Holt in Mayfield. Messuage called Birkhams and Beachland (50a.) in Salehurst. Lands called Fledge alias Benbriggs meadow (4a.), and Beachland (47a.); three pieces of brookland (10a.). Messuage called Silverhall farmin Salehurst formerly in occ. of Thomas and John Weston. Lands called Upper Tolhurst and Lower Tolhurst (12a.) in Salehurst. Brookland called the Cow Brooks (15a.). All in Salehurst. [All devised by William Peckham, dec'd., to s. George Peckham, dec'd.]

Farm called Bewell Bridge Farm in Lamberhurst, Ticehurst and Wadhurst formerly in occ. of Laurence Foster. Farms called Modimans, Jarretts and Whatmans land in Salehurst in occ. of John Cruttenden. Farm called Hornden in Sandhurst, and Newenden, co. Kent, formerly in occ. of George Stace and now of John Collens. [All devised by William Peckham, dec'd., to s. John Peckham]

Messuage and lands in occ. of Solomon Glyde; messuage in occ. of Solomon Glyde and Robert Rutley; messuage called the Eight Bells in occ. of John Heathfield. All near Salehurst church in Salehurst and all bought by George Peckham, dec'd., from Richard Weller of Salehurst, gent

Messuage in North Bridge Street, Salehurst, in occ. of Nicholas Myles, William Baker and John Clarke. Messuage in Salehurst in occ. of Edward Croft. Messuage in Burwash [no details]. Messuage at Rosemary Lane in Goudhurst, co. Kent, and Ticehurst in occ. of Thomas Huntly. Windmill called Silver Hill Mill in Salehurst with stones, wheels, cogs, gear, tackle. Messuage in Beckley [no details]

In 1788 John Peckham of ridge in Salehurst, esq., bro. of George Peckham, dec'd., conveyed the premises in trust to William Boys of Wigsell in Salehurst, esq., John Pooke of Salehurst, gent., and John Newnham of Maresfield, esq., to the use of Elizabeth, w. of John Micklethwaite, sen., of Beeston, co. Norfolk, [sister of John Peckham], for life on payment of £250 yearly and then to the use of s. John Micklethwaite, jun., of Swaffham, co. Norfolk and his heirs for even on payment of a rent of £250 until the death of John Peckham. John Peckham is to be allowed to live in Iridge mansion house for the term of his life. In 1803 Elizabeth Micklethwaite, wid., conveyed her life interest in the premises to s. John Micklethwaite, now of Iridge in Salehurst, esq