Piggin Land Documents

A conveyance of 3 acres called "Further Downings Marsh" by Thomas Brightwell, Henry Grimmer and others to Stephen Piggins 1846 with a memorandum that John Rowell, acting trustee and executor of Piggins' will, sold part of this land to Halesworth, Beccles and Haddiscoe Railway Company ?1854; memorandum of agreement between John Rowell, executor of Piggins' will, and Henry Grimmer, to convey part of a marsh called "Downings Marsh" consisting of 3 acres, 1853; conveyance of a piece of marsh land by John Rowell to John Grimmer, Rev, G. F. Nicholas and others feoffees, 1854.

This presumably relates to the 1849 will of the "Stevens Piggin" of Great Yarmouth on the wills page.

Lessor of land

Thomas George Corbett to Joseph Piggin, licensed victualler. Premises: No 6 Tower Street and outbuildings. Agreement includes repairs and schedule of work to be carried out room by room. Dated 22 April 1861. - ref. M4404/4 - date: 1861

Owner or lessor of land

1. land at north end of High St. in position marked "Miss Boyer" on later map (and probable site of Boyer's Row), H.Y.G. and Close no. 1 occupied by William Boyer and John Weaver; 1 acre 35 perches (tithe 6/4d)
2. Pasture Close (meadow) no. 156; 5 acres, 35 perches (tithe 1/7¼d)
3. Bull Inn H.Y.G. no. 37; 1 rood, 4 perches (tithe 1/5½d) [both (2) and (3) occupied by William Boyer, Pasture Close was south of the Irnham Road, due east of the church. Bull Inn in the market place.]
4. Dryhills Close (arable) no. 123; 11 acres, 3 roods, 30 perches (tithe 16/7¼d) occupied by T. Watchorn [along Swinstead Lane, to north of road.]

Rents due from Rippingdale

1779 Nov 23 Tuesday - one year's rent due Lady Day

Thos. Piggins ........ K ........ £18.6.0 [K may refer to Kirkby Underwood]

Not yet identified. Witness to deed by a Derby vendor:

Assignment of lease at £3.13.4 rent: for £35: Henrye Draycote of Derby, gent. to John Curson of Nottingham, draper:-- close called Lytchurche Leyze alias the Crossleyze and 5 ac. in Lytchurch Meadowe, occupied by Richard Warde of Derby--: For 21 years from the death of Anne, wife of Anthony Tarrall, esq. and late wife of George Babyngton, gent. Recites original lease by Henry Babyngton of Dethick, esq. (brother of G.B.) to H.D. Witnesses: Willm. Jackson, scrivener, John Matthews, Willm. Piggen. 1 Aug. 1574

• 5070: Deed of copartnership between Thos. Stanley Piggin & Hen. Hallam, estate agents etc.: with deed of dissolution. Period 1875-1887 (5 [pages?])
• 5074: List & valuation of fixtures in offices of Piggin & Hallam. 1875 (2 [pages?])
• 5072: Agreement that rents due next day are interest of T.S. Piggin solely. 1875 (2 [pages?])
• 5073: Receipt of H. Hallam for balance due from late firm of Piggin & Hallam. 1887 (1 [page?])

• (i) Thomas Smedley (as 139) of Stapleford, lace manufacturer, and wife Mary
• (ii) John Girton of Shelford, gent.
• (iii) George Eddows (as 139)
• (iv) John Piggin of Hucknall Torkard, butcher
• (v) Arthur Wells of Nottingham, gent.

for £85 to J.G. (as mortgagee) and £25 to T. and M.S. by J.P.:-- 2 messuages (as 139) near to Julian Cross, in Stapleford --: recites 139, mortgages and further charge (dated 5 May 1819 and 1 April 1820) endorsed with schedule of title deeds.
1842 July 11

• (i) Edward Searson of Ripley, co. Derby, gent.
• (ii) T.S. and M.S. (as 150)
• (iii) Frederick Piggin of Stapleford, butcher

for £49 to E.S. and £43 to T.S. and M.S. by F.P.:-- messuage near Julians Cross in Stapleford (Pinfold Land, N.); use of pathway and well --: recites previous indentures and order of Court of Chancery (date 3 November 1860).
1860 December 21

Indenture of lease & release for transfer of mortgage:

1. Thos. Lowe
2. Rich. Jackson
3. Jas. Ball of H. Torkard, farmer
4. John Fox of Nottm., gent.

for £200 1 & 2 to 4 & 4, messuage at Hucknall Torkard. Sigs., seals of 1, 2, 3. Parch. 1838 March 9 & 10

Endorsed transfer of above:

1. John Piggin of H. Torkard, butcher
2. Rev. John Hankin Godber of Nottm.
3. Wm. Rich. Smith of Ashbourne, Derbs., gent.

1 to 2 & 3
Sigs., seals of all
1875 September 1

Record in Deeds and Awards of Enfranchisement

Piece Title: Manor of Nazeing: E. Piggin

Date: 1911, Feb. 21

landowner at Gedney

# named in piece entitled: Gedney: dispute between George Piggins and Charles Bertie concerning possession of land and right of way

# purchaser of land at Gedney by copyhold

Document entitled: Manor of Gedney Welby alias Scroope: G. Piggins

Lincolnshire, 1860, Feb. 14

# vendor of land at Gedney

Document entitled: Purchase of land at Gedney from Mr G Piggins

Lincolnshire, Wingland Estate, 1862-1868

L. PIGGINS 1822 LND

unidentified London businessman

# L. Piggins by direction of Messrs. Pelefield & Co. Crown 1822, June 17: King Street, St. James: assignment of 1,000-year lease of vaults under street

# The New Street Commissioners L. Piggins 1822, Aug. 29 Swallow Street (Nos. 65, 66, 66a) and King Street (Nos. 30, 31, 73): certificate for securing £2706 10s. charged on land revenue of Crown.

patentee of 80 acres in Kewaunee Co., Wisconsin from U.S. General Land Office by signature dated 1858/02/22. Obtained through Menasha Land Office.

landowner 1815-1880

# purchaser of land in Notts. by copyhold
Enfranchisement of land in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, with related correspondence; 4 Oct. 1876-7 Dec. 1876 (4 items, paper)
First Party: Arthur Charles Greville of Hillingdon, Middlesex, Esq., late a colonel in HM Army; and Edward Bailey of 5 Berners Street, Middlesex, Esq.
Second Party: William John Cavendish Bentinck Scott, Duke of Portland.
Third Party: William Piggin of Hose, Leicestershire, gentleman.
Copy draft enfranchisement (dated 1 Nov. 1876) by (1) and (2) to (3) of four parcels of land totalling 12a. 0r. 16p., adjoining Newgate Lane in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, copyhold of the Manor of Mansfield.
Reserves minerals.
Consideration: £ 41 13/- by (3) to (1).
Related letters [Pl E12/7/2/3/5/2-4] from J.J. Handley to Messrs Baileys, Shaw and Gillett.

# Also in: Returns of Owners of Land: Leicestershire 1870
Address: Hose
66 acres, 3 roods, 23 perches; Value: £61