1579 will.. place name COMPLETED THANKS

[skyblue_scarlet]

the more i look now i only see Cawse too but i agree on the newland bit.. it seems very plausible but the first letter seems very untidy for either an N or H.. still puzzled on that one... it does look like ...land though doesnt it?

[josey]

Ancestry did do a webinar on 'secretary hand' a few months back & I am sure they put the whole webinar with slides online. I cannot find how to navigate to it now.

Here is a display of letters.

I found this on g**gling - it may give some info

Adobe PDF - Lincolnshire Archives Committee Archivists' Report 18 ...
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Willson and Peacock families : include title deeds, Cawse Manor. Farm and St. Giles' Farm, Lincoln, 1668-1740; copies of title deeds and leases of, ...
http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/upload/public/attachments/551/REPORT18.pdf

[anonymouse]

Yes, David's right Laura, it's Cawse - my apologies; I've had a (very) quick search for it, but
haven't turned up anything promising. Do you know the county to which all this refers ?

GRAHAM

[JenB]

Yes, David's right Laura, it's Cawse

Yes, I've had another look and agree its Cawse 

Jennifer

[skyblue_scarlet]

Thanks Josey thats great!! having a real good dig around for this lot now..

I think these are all areas around Lincoln . I know of a st giles street more or less next to the street where george lived on eastgate thanks so much.. the cawse farm dates are a bit late but its likely its the same farm...

[bristolloggerheads]

Cawse Manor Farm title deeds are mentioned here:

http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/upload/public/attachments/551/REPORT18.pdf

Peter

[skyblue_scarlet]

Thanks everyone must be cawse manor. still struggling with the .....land i found a crowland? any more ideas?