messuage

Converse of object

• surrender: Agnes Marr, widow, surrendered a messuage and 48 acres of land and meadow with appurtenances in Thurcroft to Ralph Marr.
• comprise: February 11 th 1824 Valuable Estate called Motts situated near Cavendish church, comprising messuage, barn, cowhouse, stables, 36 acres.
• grant: The priory granted the 2 messuages to Edward Taillour for 80 years from 1535 at £ 11.
• hold: However, a deed of 1341 in British Museum refers to a messuage held in the parish by John Brice.
• sell: Langford was still tenant in 1544, when the Crown sold the messuage to George Bacon and George Baron.
• call: She held a messuage called Durance in 1729, ( fn.

Preposition: with

• shop: In 1409 4 and 5 were described as 3 messuages with 9 shops and a vacant plot.

Adjective modifier

• freehold: Properties: 2 freehold messuages in West Wickham; property in parish of St Mary, Croydon.
• certain: Randolph, of London, secured on certain messuages, &c. in Chester.
• great: He added other shops and cellars in the area and he bought Clarks Hall, like Dyers ' Hall another 'former great messuage ' .
• customary: Johannis Judd, nephew, son of Thomas Judd, brother, 2 customary messuages or tenements with appurtenances?
• same: The same messuages and land can be identified as the names of the 1341 tenants are given.
• ancient: Later Halls lived in Church Street in an ancient messuage on the site of the present Baptist church, and were plumbers and glaziers.

Modifies a noun

• hereditament: All of which said lands messuages hereditaments and premises were then in the occupation of William Banting.

Noun used with modifier

• copyhold: Free and copyhold messuages along the edge of the waste where it adjoined the cultivated fields suggest that the road pre-dated the fields.
• capital: Edward Earl of Devon had a capital messuage here in the reign of Queen Mary ( fn.
• diver: Lease to Sir John Hungerford of divers messuages, &c. , in cos.
• brick: The property was described then as 3 brick messuages, on a site 27 ft. 4 in.