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East Sussex Record Office, CHR/13/12 1755
Final concord between Thomas Heaton and Thomas Francis, gent and Lewis Watson, esq and Grace his wife; Trinity Term 1755
Quarter of manors of Burwash, Burghurst, Bivelham, Cowden, Dallington, Warlington, Chiddingly, Birch, Hellingly, Mawfee, Foxhunt, Herringales, Ifield and fifty messuages etc, one working iron furnace, two working iron forges, 1700a land, 640a meadow, 250a pasture, 2240a wood, 260a furze and heath in Laughton, Mayfield, Wadhurst, East Hoathly, Dallington, Burwash, Brightling, Waldron, Warbleton, Heathfield, Westfield, Tilehurst, Willingdon, Wartling, Hailsham, Salehurst, Hooe, Ashburnham, Herstmonceux, Cowden, Chiddingly, Hellingly, Ripe, Firle, Framfield, Seaford, Lewes, Ifield and Crawley.
East Sussex Record Office, ACC7755/7/3 [n.d.]
Additional abstract of title of Henry Watson and George Watson
To estate in parishes of Laughton, Hellingly and Ripe, formerly part of Henry Pelham's Sussex estate (further details given); contains schedule for division of estate between Henry, Earl of Lincoln, and Lewis Lord Sondes and Grace, Lady Sondes, and Frances and Mary Pelham May 1716 - Dec 1767
Schedule contains inter alia
Lot 1: Laughton Place farm, Colbrands farm; Billhurst farm; Millwards farm; Earls farm and Lacey's wood, the Great Park, Edles field; Little Lulhams, Cooks land and Woodcut fields, Welsh Reeds lands, Church lands, house and lands called Terrible Down, Laughton rectory or great tithes, all in Laughton; Great Lulhams, Ripe; Burhams farm and Burfields, Martin lands, East Hoathly; Herringdales farm, manor of Herringdales, Foxhunt farm and manor of Foxhunt, Waldron furnace, all in Waldron; Bishop's wood, Hellingly; Holtdown farm and woodlands, Burwash
Lot 2: farm and lands at River Firle; Chiddingly Place farm, Hilders farm, house and lands at The Dicker called Mill land; Springham farm, Parsonage lands, house and butcher's shop, manor of Warlington, Hellingly; Cox's Down, the High Holm on Warbleton Down, and woodlands, all in Warbleton; Dallington, lands near Hoods Corner called Stackendens, woodland and manor of Dallington, Dallington; Brightling Down and adjoining piece of land called The Purchase, Glazier's Forge farm, Scotsham wood and the Green Woods, house and land called Watkins Down, house and watermill called Cox's Mill, Dallington forest, house and iron forge called Glazier's Forge Pond, manors of Burwash and Burghurst, all in Burwash; Battswood Farm and forge, freehold woodlands, Bivelham Forge, manor of Bivelham, all in Mayfield; Dens Land and Dens Wood, Wadhurst; Ewhurst Place farm, Court farm, Goffs Hill farm, farm and lands called Hydes, Taylors and Granthorns, manor of Ifield, all in Ifield.
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