66 A ROYAL PURVEYANCE IN THE ELIZABETHAN AGE. 



Nicholas ffrowde, * of errable pasture ground xxx ac., of medow 



ground iij ac. 

 Thomas Legatt, of errable pasture ground iiij ac., of medow 



ground j ac. 

 John Wayte, of errable pasture ground viij ac., of medow ground 



j ac. 

 Thomas Wayte, of errable pasture ground xx ac., of medow 



ground ij ac. 

 Edward Aberye for By dings, of errable pasture ground xij ac., of 



medow ground ij ac. 

 Ingram Wrenne for Lydnolls, of errable pasture ground iiij ac., 



of medow ground j ac. 

 Stanton hould in the occupacon of Stephen Knight, of errable 



land in the fieldes ix ac., of errable pasture ground vj ac., of 



wood ground iij ac. 



Rauenings, of errable land in the ffieldes ix ac. 

 James Knight for Stantons t ground of errable land in the ffieldes 



iiij ac., of errable pasture ground v ac., of medow ground j ac. 



OKELYE. 



the ffarme of Okelye in the occupacon of William Hellyer, of 



errable land in the ffieldes 160 ac., of wood gronnd Ixxx ac. 

 John Knight, of errable land in the ffieldes 1 ac., of errable pasture 



ground Ix ac,, of medow ground ij ac., of wood ground ij ac. 

 John Knight, of Tydgrove, of errable pasture ground Ix ao. 

 John Knight for Wackeridge, of errable pasture ground xx ao. 

 William Smithe, of errable land in the ffieldes Ix ac., of errable 



pasture ground xxvij ac., of wood ground x ac. 

 Stonye Hall, of errable land in the ffieldes xxx ac., of errable 



pasture ground xiiij ac., of wood ground iij ac. 

 BollsomsJ in the occupacon of Thomas Wareham, of errable 



pasture ground 160 ac., of wood ground vj ac. 

 Pytt ground in the occupacon of Richard Ailiffe, of errable 



pasture Ix ac., of wood ground iij ac. 

 Pytt ground in the occupacon of John Butler, of errable pasture 



ground Ix ac., of wood ground vj ac. 



* Ffrowde. This surname of the eminent historian of our own day is a 

 very uncommon one in this district. 



f Stantons is the well-known farm on the Newbnry road so long occupied 

 in past days by the Flower family. 

 Bollsoms now called Bolthams. 



