1. George Hurle of Compton Martin, gentleman 2. William Hunt of Chewton, gentleman and Gideon Kingman of East Harptree, carpenter 3. William Wright, senior, of East Harptree, gentleman
Two closes called The Newtons Meads (8 acres), Godcroft (4 acres), Orchard Hays (4 acres), 4 closes called Wood Breaches (20 acres), a dwelling house, orchard and backside (1 acre), a plot of waste ground adjoining the house (30 ft x 12 ft), Middle Field (2 acres), 2 closes called Woodfields (3 acres), a close called Langemeade (1 acre), 4 closes at Morron (8 acres), all in Ubley, Somerset, now in the possession of George Hurle and his tenants; also Orchard Hayes (2.5 acres);
also ground called nine acre hills (15 acres), a close called The Tyning (alias Tanner Webbs Tyning) (3 acres) lying in Chew Field; a close adjoining the Orchard called The Little Mead (2 acres);
also a messuage called Wardens House with ground, Orchard and backside (1.5 acres); the long ground lying at the end of the orchard (2 acres); a ground called Marveland (4 acres); ground called Wardens Tyning (5 acres); the Little Tyning (2 acres); all in the parish of Chew Stoke in the possession of George Hurle and his tenants.
From 1 to 2 in trust for 1 and his heirs, except Wardens Tyning and the Litlle tyning which are to enure to Thomas Webb of Bristol, attorney.
