| Description | Parties: Sir Lister Holte of Aston Hall, John Newton of Elmhurst, co. Stafford, Rev. William Vyse of Birmingham. Property: Manors of Aston and Nechells, Aston Hall, Aston Park, the iron furnace, mills, farms and lands in Aston, land and premises in Nechells, Manor of Duddeston, Duddeston Hall and other lands in Duddeston, Hayes Farm in Bordesley, land in Little Bromwich, Manor of Erdington, Yernton [Erdington] Hall and other lands in Erdington, land in Saltley and Witton, advowson of the parish church of Aston, Manor of Sutton Coldfield, Rookes Hill, Pinfolds, Long Sickfield, Hobbiron, Middle Pool or Foul Meadow, Mill Pool, Windley Pool, Keeper's Pool, a mill and other property, Well Leasow, Pease Leasow, Middle Leasow, Further Leasow, Hill Leasow, Great Meadow, Little Meadow, Ovens Arse, Old Moor, Park Meadow, Vally Leasow alias Park Leasow, Park Close, New Moor, Bromey Leasow, Little Leasow, Seeleys Meadow alias Lower Moor, Upper Leasow, Gorsty Leasows, Gorsty Bottom, Cottingers Leasows alias the Squadges, all in Sutton Coldfield, Windley Grounds or Windley Leasow, the Four Square divided into the Pingle and Maney Leasow alias Steresfield, Seleys Tenement alias Stonehouse, Driffold's Tenement, Conigree alias Driffold's Close, Catur-Crust, land in Shurinford Meadow, all in Maney, Sutton Coldfield, Manor of Brereton, co. Chester, Brereton Hall, advowson of the parish church of Brereton, and other property in Brereton, lands in Congleton and Sproston, co. Chester. Date: 10 and 11 May, 1758. With revocation by Sir Lister Holte endorsed on release. 11 October, 1769. |