E1/4/1D/1  Assignment of remainder               20 Jul 1686
           of term of 20 years, upon Trust
     Parties:
     1.   Sir Thomas Tiping of Wheatfield, Kt
     2a.  Sir Richard Gipps of Grayes Inne, Kt
      b.  Richard Libb of Hardwick, esq.
  Site of the Manor place of Golder with all lands, etc; one
tenement in Golder (par Pyrton) near the said manor place;
tenenment in Ensington (?Easington); 1/2 one yard land in
Golder; other lands and tenements in Golder; 1 messuage and half
a yard land in Thomley.
  Consideration:  5/-

E1/4/1D/2 Assignment of residue of              18 Apr 1694
          term of 20 years, upon trust
     Parties:
     1.   Dame Elizabeth Tipping of Whitfield (Wheatfield,
            widow, executrix  of Sir Thomas Tipping, dec’d.)
     2a.  Sir Richard Gipps of Grays Inne, Kt
      b.  Richard Libb of Hardwick, esq
  Site of the Mannor of Golder etc, one tenement in Golder,
tenement in Easington, half one yard land in Golder, land in
Golder, tenement in Golder called Hastings, one messuage and
half a yard land in Thomley.
  Consideration:  5/-

E1/4/1D/3 Agreement and declaration of Trust  20 Mar 1696/7
     Parties:
     1a.  Dame Elizabeth Tipping of Wheatfield, widdow
      b.  William Tipping of Ewelme, esq
      c.  John Wallis of Saundess, Oxon(?), esq.
     2a.  Frances Tipping of Wheatfield, spinster
      b.  Anne Tipping of Wheatfield, spinster
      c.  John Tipping, citizen and Woollen Draper of London
  Lease of Golders, etc

E1/4/1D/4 See cat.no. E1/4/1D/3

E1/4/1D/5 Letter                              28 Jul 1698
     Parties:
     1.   James Almont
     2.   Sir Thomas Tipping
  Re.  Lease of Golder, (in Pyrton)

E1/4/1D/6 Lease for 20 years                  30 Jul 1698
     Parties:
     1.   President and Scholars of the College of
            St Mary Magdalen, Oxford
     2a.  Sir Richard Gibbs of Grays Inn, Kt
      b.  Richard Libb the elder   ) of Hardwick
      c.  Richard Libb the younger ) esquires.
      d.  William Tipping of Ewelme, esq.
  Site of the Manor of Golder; one tenement; tenement
in Easington +  yard land in Golder, land in Golder; tenement in
Golder called Hastings; one messuage + yard land in Thomley.
  Consideration:  £23-3-8d p.a. rent

E1/4/1D/7 License to assign                   30 Jul 1698
     Parties:
     1.   President and Scholars of the
            college of St Mary Magdalen, Oxford
     2a.  Sir Richard Gibbs of Grays Inn, Kt
      b.  Richard Libb the elder   ) of Hardwick
      c.  Richard Libb the younger ) esquires.
      d.  William Tipping of Ewelme, esq.
  Site on the Manor of Golder and divers other
tenements and other lands, mentioned in Indenture of Lease of
even date.

E1/4/1D/8 License to assign Lease            30 Jul 1707
     Parties:
     1.   President and Scholars of the College of
            St Mary Magdalen, Oxford.
     2a.  Sir Richard Gibbs of Gray’s Inn, Middlesex Kt
      b.  Richard Libb the elder   ) of Hardwicke
      c.  Richard Libb the younger ) esqs.
      d.  William Tipping or Ewelme, esq.
  Scite of the Mannor Place of Golder.

E1/4/1D/9 Copy/Order                         20 Nov 1707
     Parties:
     Mr John Tovey, Receiver of the rents of the Manor of Golder.
  Direction of Trustees that the Receiver pay all profits and
rents of  Golder to Richard Russell of St. James’, Westminster,
gent, the mortgagee.

E1/4/1D/10     Case and Opinion                    2 Dec 1715
     Parties:
     1.   Sir Thomas Tipping, Bart.
     2a.  Richard Lybbe
      b.  William Tipping
  Golders Farm.

Purley - Manor of Westbrook alias Little Purley    
  See also E1/1/1D/13, 17, 20, 26, 27, 60-62, 66-68, 70-71, 73-75,
E1/2/1D/20-21, E1/10/8D/1-2

Purley - general property and land
   See also E1/1/1D/24-28, 40, 42-44, 47-50, 56-58, E1/10/8D/1-2

E1/5/1D/1 Cptpt/Lease for 21 years              14 Apr 1594
      Parties:
      1.  Rt.Hon. Sir Henrie Norreis, kt,
          Lord Norreis of Ricott (Rycot)
      2.  Sir Michaell Molyns of Clopcott, Berks,
  Manor and farme called Westbrooke in Littell Purlie, with
appurtenances
  Consideration: £3,000.  Rent £9-8-4d p.a.

E1/5/1D/2 Extracts from Fines and Recoveries  1594/5-1628/9
     Parties:     Various
     Various lands and Manors belonging to the Norreys family.

E1/5/1D/3 Lease for 19 years                  13 Feb 1628/9
     Parties:
     1a.  Edward Wray of Ricott (Rycote), esq.
      b.  Rt. Hon Lady Elizabeth, wife of 1a.
     2.   Richard Winch of Readinge, Cloathier
  Westbrooke Farme in Little Purley
  Rent:  £80 p.a.

E1/5/1D/4 Agreement for Sale                  13 Feb 1628/9
      Parties:
      1a.  Edward Wray of Ricott (Rycote), esq.
       b.  Rt. Hon. Lady Elizabeth, wife of 1a.
      2.   Sir Humphrey Forster of Aldermaston, bart
  Manor of Westbrooke, als Little Purley, als Purlew,
als Purleiwe  or Westbrooke, Berks.

E1/5/1D/5 Bargain and Sale (enrolled)            1 Apr 1629
     Parties:
     1a.  Edward Wray of Ricott (Rycote), Esq.
      b.  Rt.Hon. Lady Elizabeth, wife of 1a. sole daughter
            and heire of the Rt.Hon. Francis, late Earl of Berkshire
     2.   Richard Libbe of Hardwicke, esq.
  Mannor of Westbrooke alias Little  Purley, in Purley Berks,
and Westbrooke farme.
  Consideration:  £5,400

E1/5/1D/6 Bargain and Sale and covenant          1 Apr 1629
          to levy a fine
     Parties:
     1a.  Edward Wray of Ricott (Rycote), Esq.
      b.  Rt.Hon. Lady Elizabeth, wife of 1a.
      c.  Sir Humfry Foster of Hardinge, Oxon, bart
     2.   Richard Libb of Hardwicke, esq.
  Mannor of Westbrooke als Little Purley, als Purlew, in Berks,
with Westbrooke farme and all appertenances.
  Consideration: £1,400

E1/5/1D/7 Assignment of residue of term          9 Oct 1630
          of 21 years
     Parties:
     1.   James Winch of Purley, gent
     2a.  Sir Thomas Yachell of Coley, Berks, kt
      b.  Richard Lybbe of Hardwicke, esq.
  Westbroke farme, in Purley
  Consideration: £770

E1/5/1D/8 Counterpart Lease for 60 years        30 Dec 1630
     Parties:
     1. Richard Lybbe of Hardwicke esq
     2. Ann Dollman, widow relict of Thomas Dollman,
          late of Shaw, Co Berks
  Meadow ground called Down Meade containing 20 acres in Little
Purley, Co Berks and all that other meadow ground in Little
Purley called Gutter Meade containing 17 acres, meadow grounde
being parcel of a farm in Little Purley being parcel of a farm
in Little Purley called Westbroke Farm.

E1/5/1D/9 Marriage Settlement                   30 Nov 1639
          (marriage of 3a and 3b)
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Libbe of Hardwick, Esq
     2a.  Christopher Petty of Stoke Lisle, Oxon,
      b.  Dorothy, wife of 2a
      c.  William Moore of Bledlowe, Bucks, gent
     3a.  Anthony Libbe, gent, sonne and heir apparent of 1.
      b.  Mary Keate, sole daughter and heire of Leonard Keate, dec’d.
  Manor of Westbrooke, als Little Purley, als Purlewe, Berks.
Also Westbrooke Far with appurtenances; Beach or Beach farme,
Goringe; lands called Broadfield Perry  fields, Martins Crofte,
Cockshutt and Highwood Coppice in Southstoke; Manor of
Elvingdon, Gatehampton, Stoke and Whitchurch, Manor of Hardwick;
Premises at Reading.
  Consideration:   £1000

E1/5/1D/10     Ctpart/Lease for 5 years                     1650
     Parties:
     1.   Anthony Libb of Hardwick, Whitchurch, gent
     2.   Thomas Childe of Purleigh (Purley), yeoman
  Westbury Farme in Purleigh (Purley), close of arable (15
acres) lying  in Browne Yard; close of arrable (15 acres) called
Kirnham; land in the common fields called Further field, Midle
field and Nuthams; pasture (4 acres) called the Moore; 2
orchards called Old orchard and New Orchard adjoining the Moore.
  Consideration:  £130.  Rent £26 p.a.

E1/5/1D/11     Final Concord                         18 Nov 1656
     Parties:
     1.   Ellis Goodwyn, esq.
     2.   Anthony, lybe, esq.
  Mannor of  Westbrooke, alias  Westbery, alias Purley; 5
messuages, 2 gardens, 5 orchards, 100 acres land, 80 acres
meadow, 40 acres pasture, 2 acres of wood, common of pasture.
     Consideration:  £240.

E1/5/1D/12     Cpart/Demise for 3 lives            17 Jan 1681/2
     Parties:
     1.   Mary Lybbe of Hardwicke widdow of Anthony Lybbe esq, dec’d.
     2a.  George Blagrave of Tylehurst, Berks, gent
      b.  Mary, wife of 2a, daughter of Thomas Childe the elder
      d.  Joane Childe, daughter of Thomas Childe the elder.
  2 acres arrable in Knapps Close, Purley
  Consideration:   Peppercorn rent

E1/5/1D/13     Declarations                          24 Jun 1723
     Parties:
     1.   Mr John Brooks, formerly of Purley
     2.   John Knap of Purley, formerly a servant
           at Westberry Farm.
  Re the Seat next to the Pulput in Purley Church belonging to
Westberry Farm House.

E1/5/1D/14     Exemplification of a Recovery         14 Jun 1759
     Parties:
     1.   James Garth, gent, demandt
     2.   Elisha Biscoe, esq, tenant
     3a.  Philip Powys esq        )
      b.  Isabella wife of 3a     ) 1st voucher
      c.  Philip Lybbe Powys, esq )
     4.   Edmund Wilson             2nd Voucher
   Manor of Purley (als  Purlew als Westbrook); 3 messuages, 170
acres land. 75 acres meadow; 10 acres pasture; 16s 2d annual
rents; free fishing in Thames; common pasture; in Purley and
Tilehurst.

E1/5/1D/15     Counterpart lease for 21 years        10 Feb 1775
     Parties:
     1.   Philip Lybbe Powys of Hardwick, esq
     2.   Joseph Scrace ofPurley, Co Berks, yeoman
  Meadow grounds called Down Mead, Buck Mead and
Gutter Mead containing 38 acres and 1 rood in Purley except free
right of entering on the meadow grounds at the accustomed place
of ferrying across the River Thames, and also full power and
authority to maintain the gates at the usual place for inclosing
the road of passage to and from the River Thames and to lock up
and keep the same locked up for his of their private use.

E1/5/1D/16     Exemplification of a Recovery         17 May 1790
     Parties:
     1.   John Bulley, demandemt
     2.   James Garth, gent, tenant
     3.   Philip Lybbe Powys the younger                        
                    (1-3 are 1st voucher)
     4a.  Philip Lybbe Powys the elder
      b.  Caroline, wife of 4a  (2nd voucher)
     5.   Thomas Francis Martin (3rd voucher)
  Manor of Purley (als Purlew,als Westbrook); 2 messuages; 150
acres land; 50 acres meadow; 50 acres pasture; 20 acres wood;
100 acres furze and heath; 16s 2d rent; common of pasture and
free fishing in the Thames; in Purley and Tylehurst.

E1/6/1D/1 Copy/Quit rental                      22 Oct 1754
     Parties:
     Various
   R. Simeon’s Rents and Payments at Purley Court.

E1/6/1D/2 Copy/Lease for a year                 23 Sep 1793
     Parties:
     1.   John Martindale of Hanover Square, Middlesex, esq
     2.   Anthony Morris Storer of Devonshire Street,
            near Portland Place, Middlesex
  Manor of Purley Magna, Berks, with capitall messuage, etc; 405
acres  of arrable, meadow, pasture and woods; in Purley Magna,
Tylehurst and Pangborne
  Consideration:  5/-  Peppercorn rent.

E1/6/1D/3 Copy/Lease, following Lease           24 Sep 1793
     for a year
     Parties:
     As cat.no. E1/6/1D/2
  Consideration:  £7,763.15.0d

E1/6/1D/4 Copy/Lease for a year                 15 Apr 1794
     Parties:
     1.   John Skippe the younger of Overbury, Worcs, esq.
     2.   Anthony Morris Storer of Devonshire
  Street near Portland Place, Middlesexas cat. no. E1/6/1D/2
  Consideration:  5/-  Rent: peppercorn.

E1/6/1D/5 Copy/Release (following lease         16 Apr 1794
          for a year) and Assignment of
          Term of 500 years.
     Parties:
     1a.  James Martin of Downing Street, Westminster esq.
      b.  Penelope, wife of 1a.
     2.   John Skippe the younger of Overbury, Worcs. esq
     3.   John Martindale of Brook Street, Hanover Square, esq.
     4.   Richard Stone of London, Banker
     5.   Anthony Morris Storer of Devenshire Street, Middlesex, esq.
     6.   Townly Ward of Soho Square, Middlesex (Trustee of 5.) esq.
  As cat no E1/6/1D/2
  Consideration: £7,399-15-9d and payment of mortgage

E1/6/1D/6 Copy/Lease for a year                  9 Oct 1764
     Parties:
     1.   John Skippe of Overbury, Worcs, esq.
     2.   Anthony  Morris Storer of Devenshire Street,
          near Portland Place, Middlesex
  Manor of Purley Magna, etc  As Cat no E1/6/1D/2
  Consideration:5/-. peppercorn rent.

E1/6/1D/7 Copy/Lease (following Lease for a yr) 10 Oct 1794
     Parties:
     1.   John Skippe of Overbury, Worcs., esq
     2.   Anthony Morris Storer of Devenshire Street,
          near Portland Place, Middx.
  As Cat no E1/6/1D/2
  Consideration:  £7,399-15-0d.

E1/6/1D/8 Schedule of Deeds                            1798
   Schedule of Deeds covenanted to be produced by Philip Lybbe
Powys, junior, esq., to Anthony Morris Storer, Esq., purchaser
of land called  Brown’s yard in Purley, Berks, by Indre dated
2nd March 1798.

E1/6/1D/9 Abstract of Title                  Watermark 1795
   As cat no E1/6/1D/2

E1/6/1D/10     Lease for a year                       1 Mar 1798
     Parties:
     1.   Anthony Morris Storer of Purley, Berks
     2a.  Rev Thomas Powys of Fawley, Berks, esq.
      b.  Thomas Dunn of Lincoln’s gent
      c.  Rev Edward Cooper of Harpsden, clerk.                
            Several pieces of land in the Hither Common field,
Purley, i.e.  2r.22p., 2r.30.p., 8 perches, 5a.0r.33p.,
11a.1r.27p.
  Consideration:   5/-.  Peppercorn rent.

E1/6/1D/11     Release (following Lease for a year)   2 Mar 1798
               and Assignment of Term of 500 years.
     Parties:
     1.   Anthony Morris Storer of Purley, esq.
     2a.  Rev Thomas Powys of Fawley, D.D.
      b.  Thomas Dunn of Lincolnx Inn, gent
      c.  Rev. Edward Cooper of Harpsden, clerk
     3.   Philip Lybbe Powys the elder of Fawley
     4.   Philip Lybbe Powys the younger of Hardwicke, esq.
     5.   Townley Ward of Soho Square, Middlesex
     6.   Willian Dunn of Lincolns Inn, gent
  As cat no. E1/6/1D/10
  Consideration:   £378  10/-

E1/7/1D/1 Bargain and Sale                      3 Jun 1562
     Parties:
     1a.  John Bolney of Bolney, Suffolk, esq
      b.  Ambrose Dormer of Ascot, Oxon
     2a.  Thomas Vachell, esq.
      b.  Richard Lybbe, gent.
      c.  Richard Rolte, gent.
  Manor of Bensheaves, Berks; Bensheaves Farm in Tilehurst and
Burghfield, formerly called Sparnhawkes; 2 tenements in
Tilehurst. Meadow in Burghfield called  Vynes  meade; Parcel of
land and meadow in Whitely Shinfield and Sunning; Close in St
Giles, Reading, garden in St Giles Reading; Meadow and small
close in Reading; Land called Pages in Mapledurham Gorney adn
Chewscie; other messuages in the above parishes.
  Consideration:  £700

E1/7/1D/2 Feoffment                             6 Jun 1562
     Parties:
     1a.  John Bolney of Bolney, Sussex, esq.
      b.  Ambrose Dormer of Askot (Ascot), Oxon, esq
     2a.  Thomas Vachell, esq.
      b.  Richard Lybb, gent
      c.  Richard Rolete, gent
  Manor of Bensheaves, alias Benesheves cum Reding, in Berks;
farm in Tilehurst and Burghfield called Benesheves or
Sparhawkes; 2 land in Tilehurst; Meadow in Burghfielsd called
Vynes meade, alias Tynes meade; parcel of land in Whitely
Shinfield cum Sunning; one tenement in Reding; close of land in
Whitley Shinfield and Sonning; other premises in Reding; Land
called pages in Mapleduram.
  Consideration:  £70

E1/8/1D/1 Gift                                6 Feb 1555/6
     Parties:
     1.   John Hawe, Senior, son and heir of William Hawe, dec’d.
     2.   John Hawe, son of 1.
  All estate, title, interest, etc in 1 acre of meadow in
Mapledyram

E1/8/1D/2 Quit-claim (annexed to E1/8/1D/1)    6 Feb 1555/6
     Parties:
     1a.  John Hawe, Senior, son and heir of William Hawe, dec’d.
      b.  Johanna, wife of 1a.
  As cat. no. E1/8/1D/1

E1/8/1D/3 Declaration                        12 Feb 1557/8
  Parties:
     Thomas Sparohawke of Whytchurche
     William Chambre of the same
     John Gyar of the same
     John Gosslyn of the same
     Edmund Atwell of the same
     John Durge of the same
     Thomas Appleby of the same
     Roger Sparohawke of the same
     Richard Durge of the same
     Richard Marten of the same
     John Hawkyns of the same
     Thomas Grene, Senior, of Mapledurham, Chowsey
     Thomas Gray, Senior, of Caversham
     Simon Lovejoy of the same
     John Lovejoy of the same
     Nicholas and Joan Wyleder of Goring
     Thomas Tayler of the same
     Rychard Hobtrowe of the same
     Lawrence Pastlowe of the same
     Edmund Allway of Maplederam Gunnery
     Henry Allway of the same
   As to boundaries of the grove of wood between the Lord of
Dailey’s land and William Hawe’s.

E1/8/1D/4 Bargain and Sale                       6 Apr 1560
     Parties:
     1.   John Hawe, junr., of Maplederam, Gunnery, husbandman.
     2.   John Hawe, senior
   Tenement and land called Norfolke in Maplederam Gunnery
   Consideration:  20 marks

E1/8/1D/5 Quitclaim                              6 Apr 1560
      1a.  John Hawe, senior, son and heir of William Hawe
       b.  Joan, wife of 1a.
      2.   John Hawe, junior brother of 1a.
  All estate, title and interest in one messuage and 2
crofts in Goring, called Smythisland on Querneys.

E1/8/1D/6 Feoffment                             30 Jun 1586
     Parties:
     1.   William Hawes of Hawe place, Goring, husbandman.
     2a.  Nicolas Fetiplace of Chilsey (?), Berks, gent
      b.  William Payne of Lambourne, Berks, yeomen.
   Lands, tenements, meadows, pasture, feeding woodlands in
Goringe.

E1/8/1D/7 Quitclaim                             20 Sep 1589
     Parties:
     1.   William Hawe of Easthampstead, Berks, yeoman
     2.   Rychard Lybbe of Hardwick, gent
  Messuage called Hawe Place in Goringe and
Whitchurch, with appurtenances; all lands etc formerly in
possession of 1. or his father,  etc, in Goringe, Whitchurch,
Mapledurham.

E1/8/1D/8      Counterpart of Cat No.                20 Sep 1589
     E1/8/1D/7

E1/8/1D/9      Assignment of term                    21 May 1592
     Parties:
     1.   Elizabeth Hynd, daughter of Rowland Hynd, esq.
     2.   Rowland Hynd, esq., father of 1.                      
            Hawe Place in Goryinge (Goring)

E1/8/1D/10     Covenant to discharge or save          2 May 1593
               harmless
     Parties:
     1.   Rowland Hynde of Inner Temple, London
     2.   Thomas Lane, citizen and scryvener of London
   Against Richard Lybbe owner of fee simple concerning all
manner of wast estrippe and soyle and arrear of rent should have
been paid to R.L.  hereafter done by 1.

E1/8/1D/11     Lease for 100 years                   10 Oct 1593
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Libbe of Hardwick, gent
     2.   Richard Libbe, sonne and heyre apparent of 1.
   Messuage and lands in Goringe, Whitchurch of Mapledurham
which 1. bought from William Hawe, commonly called Hawe Place.
     Consideration:  40/-p.a. rent.

E1/8/1D/12     Counterpart/Bargain and Sale        19 Jan 1593/4
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Libbe of Hardwick, gent
     2.   John Libbe, base son of 1. by Joan Libbe, nowe wyfe of 1.
  Messuage in the parishes of Goringe and Whitchurch,
called Hawe Place, with appurtenaces. (Defeasance clause -
bargain and sale to be void on payment by Richard Libbe of 40/-
to John Libbe)
  Consideration:   Sum of money

E1/8/1D/13     Lease for years                        2 Jul 1599
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Libbe of Hardwick, esq
     2a.  Henry Stoner
      b.  Richard Wintershal
  Messuage in Goringe and Whitchurche called Hawe Place, with
appurtenances; 3 + acres of ground in Goringe. (Lease from the
determination of the term of 60 years granted by the sd R.
Libbe, for a further 40 years).
  Consideration:  40/-p.a. rent.

E1/8/1D/14     Declaration of Trust                  8 Jul 1599
     Parties:
     1a.  Henry Stoner, gent
      b.  Richard Wintershall, gent
     2.   Richard Libbe the younger
  Hawe Place, Goringe, etc as leased to 1a. and 1b. on 2nd July
1599.

E1/8/1D/15     Feoffment                             9 Jul 1599
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Libbe of Hardwixk, esq
     2.   John Lybbe, base sonne of 1.
  Hawe place, in Goringe and Whitchurche; 3+ acres ground
in Goringe, occupied by Thomas Corker. Appointment of Thomas
Corker and John Corker to receive seisin [Possibly Joan Lybbe
was Joan Corker]
  Consideration: Certain sum of money

E1/8/1D/16     Mortgage for ever                   4 Feb 1600/1
     Parties:
     1.   John Hawe of Southstoke, yeoman.
     2.   Joan Libbe widow late wife of Richard Libbe, esq
  2 messuages in Goringe, now or late in the tenure, holding or
occupation of Richard Apleby and John Perkins and all houses
buildings, barns, stables, orchards, gardens, lands, tenements,
meadows, and all manor messuages, lands, tenements, in Goring,
Mapledurham and Whitchurch which John Hawe has.
  Consideration:   £100

E1/9/1D/1 Gift (with monetary consideration)    19 Jul 1543
     Parties:
     1. John Curteyse of Whitchurche
     2. Nicholas Wylder of Goryng
  15 acres arrable land; 2 crofts of arrable land called Grete
Ape Croft  and Lytle Ape Croft, in Goryng.
  Consideration:   Sum of Money

E1/9/1D/2 Gift                                   2 May 1557
     Parties:
     1a.  Nicholas Wylder of Goryng (Goring) yeoman.
      b.  Agnes, wife of 1a.
     2.   Thomas Wylder, son of 1a.
  Tenement in Goring and a Crofte called Lyttell Ape Croft;
tenement and Great Ape Croft in Goryng Heath, with lands,
woodlands etc; 14 acres arable.

E1/9/1D/3 Feoffment                              2 May 1557
     Parties:
     1.   Nicholas Wylder of Goring, yeoman and
          Agnes his wife.
     2.   Thomas Walder his son.
   1 tenement of 9 buildings situate lying in Goring in a
certain croft called Lyttell Ape Crofte and one other close
pertaining to the tenement from ancient time called Great Ape
Croft lying near the Heath of Goring and 14 acres of arable land
lying in divers fields of Goring with all pastures, woods and
underwoods.

E1/9/1D/4 Counterpart lease for 14 years        15 Nov 1624
     Parties:
     1.   Richard Tovey of Huntercombe End, husbandman and
          Agnes  his  wife
          and Ralph Wylder of Aldingbourne, Co Sussex, yeoman
     2.   Anthony Walles of Mapledurham, yeoman
  Messyage of tenement and 4 closes, of arable or pasture ground
containing 20 acres called Ape Croft in the parish of Goring,
together with all houses, buildings, barns, stables, etc.

E1/9/1D/5 Bargain and Sale                    18 Jan 1637/8
     Parties:
      1.   Ralplh Wylder of Huntercombe, parish of Nuffield, yeoman
      2.   Thomas Martin on Mapledurham, gent
  1 messuage lying and being in the parish of Goring erected in
a Croft there called Little Ape Croft adn also those closes or
inclosed groungs  called Little Ape Croft and Great Ape Croft
now divided into several  closes or parts, with all edifices,
buildings, barns woods belonging.

E1/9/1D/6 Mortgage for 99 years                27 Jun 1640
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin of Mapledurham, gent
     2.   Isacke Craye of Reading, Co Berks, gent
  Messuage or tenement situate lying in the parish of
Goring erected in a Croft called Little Ape Croft and those
closes of inclosed groundes called Little Ape Corft and Great
Ape Crofte now divided into several closes or parts.
     Consideration:  £100

E1/9/1D/7 Mortgage for 99 years                23 Oct 1646
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin of Mapledurham, gent
     2.   John Webb of Reading, Co Berks, clothier
  Messuage in the parish of Goring heretofore built in
a croft called  Little Ape Crofte and all those closes or
inclosed grounds backsides,  yards, gardens, orchards, woods.
     Consideration: £100

E1/9/1D/8 Counterpart lease for 99 years       23 Oct 1646
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin of Mapledurham, gent
     2.   John Webb of Reading Co Berks, clothier
  Messuage in the parish of Goring erected in a croft
there called Little Ape Croft and all those closes or inclosed
grounds, in the parish of Goring called Little Ape Croft and
Great Ape Croft now divided into several with all other
buildings.

E1/9/1D/9 Lease for 99 years                   14 Feb 1647
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin the elder of Mapledurham, gent
     2.   John Webb of Reading, co Berks, clothier
  1 messuage situate in the parish of Goring erected in croft
there called Little Ape Croft and also closes or inclosed
grounds in the parish of Goring called Little Ape Crofte and
Greate Ape Crofte now divided into several closes or parts, with
all buildings, barns, stables, gardens, orchards, woods
belonging.

E1/9/1D/10     Bond of Debt                          14 Feb 1647
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin senior of Mapledurham
     2.   John Webb of Reading, Berks, clothier
40 2. owes to 1.

E1/9/1D/11     Lease for 99 years                    17 Oct 1662
     Parties:
     1.   Thomas Martin the elder of Mapledurham
     2.   Thomas Goodwin of Henley upon Thames
  Messuage in the parish of Goring erected in a Croft called
Little Ape Croft andall those closes or inclosed grounds called
Little Ape Croft and Great Ape Croft now divided into 2 closes
with all buldings, barns, stables, yards, gardens, orchards.