1. Henry Barnsley son and heir of Henry Barnesley late citizen and founder of London...

1. Henry Barnsley son and heir of Henry Barnesley late citizen and founder of London deceased, William Barnsley another of his sons, Elizabeth Barnseley his daughter and Frances Barnsley his widow

2. William Barnsley citizen and clothworker of London his brother and William Barnsley of the Inner Temple esq

3. Elizabeth Gresham of London widow

Recital of will of Henry the father dated 18 May 1709 devising his estate to the second parties on trust for his wife and children. William Barnsley of the Inner Temple has not acted

Consideration £600 to Henry the son

Mortgage of a capital messuage or farm and lands in the parish of Stowe called Lurkenhope Kingsley als

Kingsleigh and Knighton Wood, close pasture called Doley (18a) with a ragg of wood (1a), Round Meadow (8a), the White Meade (12a), the Calfes close (1½a, the Blackmeade (10a), Docky meadow (11a), pasture called Coppers meadow (4a), close arable called the Farme Feild (40a); messuage and 30a land and pasture called Mayes Gwasteth formerly John Boyden), messuage and 3 acres (Griffith ap Thomas), messuage and 4 acres (Richard Boyle), messuage and 2 acres (John Williams), messuage and 8 acres (Evan Moore); 120a land in the fields of Stow (Elizabeth Ridgzley; Cocksuite close, pasture (12a), close pasture called the Milne Moore (6a), close or field called the Overry feild by the house formerly of Thomas Powell (12a), close on the backside of the orchard (10a), close pasture where the house and dovehouse formerly stood (6a), close pasture called Burne Davis (10a), close called Williams Meadow (3a), wood and wood ground called Kingley and Knighton Wood and the soils thereof and all timber and other trees (300a), all in the villages, parishes, forest or hamblets of Stow, Clunn, Knighton, and Lurkinhope co Salop and Radnor - now in occupation of Thomas Smith, and all other property which one John James heretofore of Tripleton cc Hereford esq purchased of Robert Howard esq deceased and others or which William Barnsley citizen purchased of John Podmore gentleman

Term of 999 years. £15 payable on 25 May next and the full £615 on 25 November next.

Sealed but not witnessed. Marked No 3. Cpunterpart