The Sussex Archealogical Society
GB0218.D320

 D320/1/1 Deed leading to the uses of a fine 1. William Addams of Monmouth Co. Mon., mercer, and Ann his wife. 2. Kingsmill Evans of Lincoln's Inn Co. Middlesex Esq. Ancient Messuage called by the name of The Priory formerly in tenure of Benjamin Williams gent, dec'd and now in occupation of William Addams, together with out houses etc. siuate in town of Monmouth, on the south side adjoining the Churchyard called St. Mary's Church and lying open to the Church Yard and running from the Church on the north side of the path or walk leading from the east end of the Church to the gate called the Seallions which opens out of the Church Yard to a street called Monks Street leading out of Monmouth towards Hereford and on the west side thereof adjoining to Monks Street. And also all that Messuage situate in Town of Monmouth adj. Monk's Street near to a place where a gate formerly stood called Monks Gate and also adj. to part of the premises before mentioned, now in the occupation of Thomas Emery, mason as tenant of William Addams. Also that Messuage situate in Monmouth facing the Town Hall or Market House which William Addams now inhabits. All 2 messuages adjoining under one roof facing the Market House and adj. to the last mentioned messuage in which William Addams now inhabits on the south west side and now or late in the several tenures of Mary Whoore widow and of Edward Leech, Tallow Chandler as tenant to William Addams. Also all that Messuage situate in Monmouth near to the Bull Ring now in the tenure of James Powell glazier as tenant to Willam Addams. Messuage situate in the same place to the last mentioned tenement, adjoining to the north side now in the tenure of Will Long. Also all that Messuage situate in Back Street in Monmouth leading from a place there called Barton Miskin to the Market House called by the name of signe of the Cross Keys with the stables thereto belonging, now in the tenure of Hopkin Davis otherwise David as tenant to William Addams. Also all that Messuage or dwelling house situate in Monmouth in Monow Street on the south east together with a shop, malthouse, stables and garden now in the tenure of Anthony Jones maltster as tenant to William Addams. Also all that Messuage together with malthouse, stable and garden now in the tenure of William Harrison, maltster as tenant to William Addams. Also tenement and Farm called the Ancre Hill alias Angryhill situate near the town of Monmouth, now is the tenure of James Gabriell as tenant. And also lands, tenemts etc. Also parcel of meadow cont. 3 acres, adjoining to Watery Lane near town of Monouth, at Burtins Elms and now in occupation of William Addams. Also parcel of ground cont. 2 acres in occupation of Thomas Mason as tenant, par. Monmouth. And all other messuages belonging to Ann Addams par. Monmouth. 21 Oct 1738 

 D320/1/3 Final Concord (Common Pleas) In eight day of St Hilary 1. William Addams Esq. plt 2. Kingsmill Evans Esq. deforct. Messuage, two barns, two stables, two gardens etc. 67 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, 9 acres of pasture and 4 acres of wood in par. Monmoth.£100 1760 

 D320/1/5 Copy Marriage Settlement 1. Kingsmill Evans of the Hill near Ross Co. Hereford Esq. 2. Ann Roosilia Elizabeth Thoroton, spinster, one of the daughters of Thomas Thoroton of Flintham House in par. of Flintham Co Notts. Esq. 3. Thomas Thoroton the younger of Flintham House Esq. and John Aldridge of Lincoln Inn Co. Middlesex Esq. (Trustees) Marriage between Kingsmill Evans and Ann Roosilia Elizabeth Thoroton. Messuage and farm house known as Horn Farm with several closes of land cont. 276 acres 2 roods and 13 perches pars. Ross and Walford Co. Hereford now is occupation of George Pye at yearly rent £740. In trust for Kingsmill Evans his heirs and assigns and after death of kingsmill Evans to be charged as annuity of £500 to his wife. 15 Sep 1810 

 D320/1/7 Agreement to sell 1. Kingsmill Evans of the Hill Co. Hereford Esq. 2. Sophia Hales of Hampton Green Co Hereford widow. £4,600 to be paid 2 Feb 1833 Messuage etc. and 72 acres of land The Anchor Hill Farm now in occupation of Mr Edward Lucas, situate par. and Co. Monmouth. 25 Aug 1832 

 D320/1/9-10 Lease for a year/Release 1. William Addams Williams of Llangibby Castle Co. Mon. Esq. 2. Kingsmill Evans of the Hill Co. Hereford Esq. Messuage and farm called Ancre Hill otherwise Angry Hill now the Anchor Hill Estate situate in par. Monmouth, cont. 72 acres in occupation of Edward Lucas. 16 Jan 1833-17 Jan 1833 

 D320/1/13 Affidivit of Richard Willis of Rockfield House par. Rockfield Co. Mon. Esq. re: family of Kingsmill Evans of the Hill par. and Co. Mon. 5 Mar 1833 

 D320/1/15 Undertaking of Arthur Vizard Esq. of the Ancre Hill par. and Co. Mon. to The Rev. Richard Cox Hales of 27 Cambridge Road, Hove Co, Sussex. for safe custody and production of deeds relating to hereditaments at Ancre Hill, Monmouth. 25 Jul 1901 

 D320/1/17 Extract from Will of Mrs Matilda Jones reciting the gift of £2000 to her nephew Richard Cox Hales to errect and endow 5 cottages for the poor on the Ancre Hill Estate. [Early 20th century]