| Title | Deed of Settlement, whereby Richard Carlill son of Robert Carlill late of Doncaster yeoman deceased, for divers good causes etc, and in consideration of £54, paid by Margery Piggott of Doncaster, granted unto the said Margery Piggott, Edward Sheppard of Doncaster (son of the said Margery) and Edward Sheppard (son of the said Edward), 3 acres and 3 roods of arable land, in the fields and territories of Doncaster ... |
| Description | ... ; and at Wheatley, 3 acres lying in a place called Fulsom Flatt, between land of Robert Hartley butcher on the east, and land of John Stockes Ald [Alderman] on the west; and abutting on Claypitt on the north; and 3 roods lying in that close of the said John Stockes called Bull Butts alias Shortheads near Wind Mill, situate in Sandpitts, between lands of the said John Stockes on the east and west, and abutting on the King road leading from Doncaster towards the town of Hatfield on the north; to the use of the said Margery Piggott and Edward Sheppard the father, for their lives, and the life of the survivor; and after the death of such survivor to the use of Edward Sheppard the son and his heirs for ever.
Date: 2 Mar in the 13th year of Charles I, 1637
The warranty of title included Katherine the wife of Richard Carlill.
Witnesses: John Nicolsonne, Henry Holmes, Tho Fitzwilliam.
Vellum: one skin, a fragment of the seal of Richard Carlill appears to be armorial; viz., part of a shield quarterly with helmet and crest, the 3rd quarter shows a bend, with a small charge in sinister chief. |