Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 2
1629
The Capitall mesuage with the Orchyardes dove house2 and certaine parcells of the Glebe land in lease for li.
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400 li
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Thirty foure acres of land meadow and pasture occupied with the said mansion house worth per annum 26 li.
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460 |
The Howfeildes containing about 30: acres at 12 li. per annum |
220 li.
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| 181 | |
The Hop meadow containing about 8: acres with the pond and a tenement worth per annum x li.
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200 li.
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A mesuage and about 30: acres in the occupation of John Rawlin worth per annum xvj li.
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320 li.
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A mesuage and about 28: acres in the occupation of Henry Surge worth per annum 13 li. vj s. 8 d.
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300 li.
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A mesuage and about 70: acres in the occupation of Robert Goldston worth per annum 30 li
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560 li.
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Wood land about 88: acres worth per annum 30 li.
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600 li.
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Groton hall containing about 60: acres worth 40 li.
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740 li.
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Collins containing about 13: acres out in lease at 3 li. per annum for li. per annum |
100 li.
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The water mill and 5: acres per annum—12 li.
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200 li.
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A parcell of meadow and pasture containing 8: acres—8 li.
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160 li.
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A mesuage and about 16. acres in the occupation of Wli.
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400 li.
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6 Cottages with a wood house and li.
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190 li.
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Copye rentes about 10 li. per annum and the Copihouldes worth about 160 li. per annum 400 li.
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190 li.
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| The gifte of the Advowson of the Church is appurtenant to the manor. | 5260 li.
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The tymber and wood is worth 500 li.
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5760 li.
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| There belonges to the manor, wayfes strayes felons goodes free warren etc: and the benefite of a Common of 30: acres. |
W. 1. 79. In the hand of John Winthrop, and probably drawn up by him during the winter of 1629–30, perhaps on his visit to Groton in December.