17. JOSEPH BERRY

AND WE do set out allot award and assign unto and for Joseph Berry of the Town of Kingston upon Hull Merchant his Heirs and Assigns in severalty the two several allotments or parcels of land next hereinafter mentioned and described that is to say

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No. 37B on map

17A 0R 10P

Seventeen Acres and ten perches of land more or less lying in the said South Field and bounded by land herein awarded to the said Lord Langdale on or towards the north by lands herein awarded to John Westoby on or towards the East by the said Navigation Road on or towards the South and by lands herein awarded to Robert Hayton on or towards the west

AND WE do order award and direct that the said Joseph Berry his heirs or assigns shall make and for ever maintain a sufficient Ditch and Fence on the East side and the south end of this allotment to divide the same from Lands so awarded to the said John Westoby and from the said Navigation Road

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No. 37A on map

42A 0R 30P

AND ALSO Forty two Acres and thirty perches of Land more or less lying on the West Common and bounded by lands herein awarded to the Vicar of Sheriff Hutton on or towards the North by the said Howden Road on or towards the east by lands herein severally awarded to William Sotheron Esquire and Lord Langdale on or towards the south and by lands herein severally awarded to Thomas Knowlton and William Preston Esquire on or towards the west

AND WE do order award and direct that the said Joseph Berry his heirs or assigns shall make and for ever maintain a sufficient Ditch and fence on the North side and East end of thus allotment to divide the same from the lands so awarded to the same Vicar and the said Howden Road

WHICH said two several LAST MENTIONED ALLOTMENTS ARE SO ALLOTED AND AWARDED TO THE SAID Joseph Berry for and in lieu of Twenty two Acres two roods and four perches of land or ground lately lying dispersed in the said Fields Carrs Ings or Meadow Grounds and in respect of Two Common Right Houses and Twenty one Acres and Eight perches or thereabouts antient enclosed lands or grounds in the parish of Holme aforesaid now or late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Gardam and William Train

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