Wolley Ch xii.106

Grant by Robert Newton of Chaddesden, co. Derby, gentleman, and Thomas Newton, his son and heir apparent, to Anthony Heathcote of Buxton, co. Derby, yeoman and Dorothy his wife, and Francis Heathcote, second son of the said Anthony Heathcote, in accordance with certain articles agreed between the said parties in an indenture of even date, of a capital messuage called Le Newhall, alias Le Inne of the Signe of the Tolbot [Talbot] in Buxton aforesaid, together with 2 acres and 3 roods of arable land with meadow in the vill and fields of Buxton and Le Grene, co. Derby, whereof half an acre of the said parcel lies on the west part of Buxton and abuts upon the water called Little Wee on the north and upon the green there on the south, and one close called Stonell Torre contains half an acre, with a half acre called Tyrrylande and a half acre called Le Crofte Yateslande, and 3 roods in Le Mylne Dale, now in the tenure of the said Anthony; warranty by the said Robert and Thomas Newton against Robert Thicknes and Agnes his wife, John Osbaston alias Osboldston and Arthur Osbaston alias Osboldston, and Ralph Blackwall, and their heirs. Power of Attorney from the said Robert and Thomas Newton to Roland Morewood, gentleman, and Roland Heathcote, to deliver seisin.

Dated as: 7 September, 18 Elizabeth

Endorsements: Talbot Inn, Buxton.