Deeds to Prior Field p. Isel, and to Bank Head in Isel Old Park

Bargain and sale for natural affection (Sir Wilfrid Lawson of Isel, kt., to George Lawson his son) - freehold house and land at "Pryer Feild" p. Isel, with all .. garths ..; armorial seal and signature of Sir Wilfrid, 1657

Customary bargain and sale for £137 (John Borranskell of Deptford, Kent, sailor, nephew and heir of William Borranskell of Bankhead in Isel Old Park yeo. deceased, to James Satterthwaite of Cockermouth, saddler) - house and land at Bankhead (Manor of Isel), rent 11s. 8½d., 8d. greenhew, 8½d cow farm; no garths or tofts mentioned here, 1738

Customary bargain and sale for £210. 10s. 0d. (James Satterthwaite, as above, to John Sealby of Isel Old Park, yeo.) - same; recites the descent from William Borranscale, thence John Borranscale his heir, thence current vendor by purchase; conveys "all the Estate Tenantright Inheritance ..", to hold "for ever according to the custom of the said Manor"; armorial crest, 22 April 1752

Surrender by James Satterthwaite and admittance of John Sealby to the same (Manor of Isel: Old Park); specifies the boon days (1 day harrowing, 1 day shearing, 1 day mowing), 22 April 1752

Dimission of same to John Sealby (Manor of Isel: Old Park - Lt. Gen. Sir John Mordaunt, KB, lord), 1769

Customary bargain and sale for £440 (John Sealby of Bankhead p. Isel, yeo. to Sir Gilfrid) - house and land called Bankhead, late James Satterthwaite's, described as to "Custom" etc. as in 1752 above; no tofts or garths, 1778

Abstract of the 1657 deed above, "Ex[trac]ted by Sir W Lawson and duly attested", watermark 1803