MORTON ESTATE, INCLUDING HILL COURT, IN TACKLEY

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Reference
- GB 160 E32/5
Dates of Creation
- 1694-1807

Scope and Content

Hill Court was probably one of two manors in Tackley. It was bought by John Morton c.1659 and mortgaged by his son John Whicker Morton in 1689

Archive Record|Table of contents

TITLE DEEDS OF EVETTS FAMILY OF TACKLEYE32

BASE COURT FARM IN TACKLEYE32/1

MESSUAGE & LANDS IN NORTHFIELD & SOUTHFIELD, IN TACKLEYE32/2

MESSUAGE, TWO COTTAGES & LANDS CALLED DOWNE HILL & THE MOORS IN TACKLEYE32/3

PROPERTY CALLED TREDWELLS & COOKES IN NETHERCOTTE32/4

MORTON ESTATE, INCLUDING HILL COURT, IN TACKLEYE32/5

SIX ACRES OF LAND IN NETHERCOTTE32/6

PROPERTY CALLED COOKES IN TACKLEYE32/7

PROPERTY CALLED NELSONS IN TACKLEYE32/8

PROPERTY CALLED THE KITCHEN IN KIRTLINGTON, WITH LANDS IN TACKLEYE32/9

COTTAGE IN NETHERCOTT (PARISH OF TACKLEY)E32/10

SITE OF A COTTAGE & HOME PADDOCK IN TACKLEYE32/11

SEVEN ACRES OF LAND IN NETHERCOTTE32/12

FARMS CALLED DRINKWATER'S, OLD MAN LEYS, OLD MAN'S, & OTHERS IN TACKLEYE32/13

THREE COTTAGES AND NINE ACRES OF ARABLE IN TACKLEYE32/14

LANDS IN TEMPLE COWLEYE32/15

THE BULL INN, ST.ALDATE'S, OXFORDE32/16

NINNEY WOOD FARM IN GREAT MISSENDEN, PARISH OF HITCHENDEN (BUCKS.)E32/17

MISCELLANEOUSE32/18