Ambrose Reddall, Esq: 37, b38, 39, 49.
How, the Honourable William How, the Right Honourable Thomas Harley, Michael Hicks, William Hicks, Howe Hicks, Nicholas Hyett, Benjamin Hyett, John Hyatt, Thomas Hayward, Charles Hayward, Samuel Hayward, John Hayward, George Hawker, Winchcombe Henry Hartley, David Hartley, John Peach Hungerford, Matthey Hale, John Holbrow, Peter Hawker Clerk, Samuel Heaven, Samuel Heaven junior, Thomas Hughes, William Hewer, William Hale, John Hollings, John Holbrow of Leonard Stanley, Lewis Hoskins, George Hardwick, Kedgewyn Hoskins, John Howell, John Saunders Hayward, William Hopton, Thomas Hawker, John Harmer of Gloucester, Samuel Horrell, Thomas Heart, John Hawker, William Hall, William Hill, William Hill junior, Thomas Ingram of Colne Saint Aldwins, Roynon Jones, Edward Jones, Thomas Jones, John Jones, Humphry Jefferis, Samuel Jones M.D, John Wilkins Jepson, Samuel Ingram, John Turner Jones, Nathaniel Jones, Ellis James, John James, Selwyn James, Robert Kingscote, William Knight, William Kimber, Richard King, John King of Frogmarsh, Anthony Keck, Ezekiel King, Francis Knight, Robert Lawrance, Daniel Lysons M.D, Samuel Lysons Clerk, William Lane, John Longdon Clerk, John Leversage, Peter Leversage, Timothy Lewis, Bathurst Lewis, George Lewis, Thomas Little, Henry Loveday, William Loveday, Henry Lippincott, John Rogers Lawrance, Thomas Master, Richard Master, John Meares, John Mills Clerk, John Mills, Joseph Martin, Thomas Mayor, John Mabbett, Thomas Mee, Arnold Nesbitt, George Newland, Thomas Needs, John Neale, Benjamin Newton Clerk, Sir Onesiphorus Paul Baronet, Lewis Pryse, Lewis Pryse the Younger, Hugh Price Clerk, Thomas Purnell Purnell, John Purnell, William Purnell, Thomas Pettat, Samuel Peach, Charles Penruddocke, Edward Pehlips, Joseph Pyrke, William Peach, Richard Pettat, Anthony Rawling Paine, John Pettat Clerk, Stephen Phillips Clerk, Stephen Phillips junior, Edmund Phillips, Holliday Phillips, Thomas Palling, Edward Palling, John Peach, Samuel Peach Clerk, John Peglere, Samuel Purnell, William Parry of Easton Grey, Samuel Phillimore, John Phillimore, John Phillimore junior, John Pitt of Gloucester, Edmund Probyn, Thomas Parker Clerk, Robert Penny Doctor in Divinity, John Pinfold, John Paul of Tetbury, Obadiah Paul, Thomas Pavey, Edward Palling the Younger, Richard Pulton, Thomas Powell, James Pickett, Thoams Parker, Nathaniel Perks, William Phelps, Thomas Raymond, Nathaniel Rogers, John Rogers, James Rooke, Abraham Rudhall, Ambrose Reddall, Edward Southwell, Sir William Strachan Baronet, Sir Jarrit Smith Baronet, Edward Sheppard, Philip Sheppard, William Shurmer, George Snow, Samuel Sandys, Charles Seppard, John Self, Robert Sandford, John Scudamore, Powell Snell, John Sandford Doctor in Divinity, William Sandford Doctor in Divinity, Thomas Shurmer, Thomas Shurmer junior, Francis Reynolds, Ricard Self, John Hugh Smythe, Thomas Smith, George Savage, John Savage Clerk, Robert Stephens Clerk, William Skinn, Henry Stephens, Thomas Saunders, Matthew Saunders, John Smith, William Shatford, William Smith, Nathaniel Rogers, John Chaundler Ready, Robert Ready Clerk, George Augustus Selwyn, Henry Smith, Thomas Snell of Hunt Court, Peter Snell, Thomas Sanders, John Skinner Stock, Matthew Stephens, the Right Honourable Charles Lord Viscount Tracey of the Kingdom of Ireland, the Honourable and Reverend George Talbot, the Honourable and Referend Joh Tracey Doctor in Divinity, Thomas Tippets, Thomas Tyndall, William Townsend, William Taylor, William Turner, Thomas Turner, Samuel Vines, William Veal, William Vizard, William Hughs Vernon, the Right Honourable ?
Building a Lock in another Orchard of Mr Reddalls with a Bridge over the tail in the road to his house.
Mr Grazebrook has not Yet been able to get an account of the Rent of Mr Reddals Orchard near the Turnpike at Haywards Field.
intended to be cut through called the upper Rack Close the new lease, and Ewens Orchard and Gabs Lease in the parish of Stonehouse in the County of Gloucester; We do ascertain and Determine to be One Hundred and five pounds per Acre free of all taxes rate and impositions whatsoever-- the value of a piece of arable land of the said Ambross Reddals intended to be cut thro, called Haywards Field in the parish of Stonehouse aforesaid, We do ascertain and determine to be Thirty five pounds per Acre free of all taxes rates and impositions whatsoever.
Ordered that Mr Grazebrook do waite on Ambross Reddal Esqr and pay him in part of the purchase of his Land.
Mr Reddalls Account not Settled, he being from home.
Mr Reddalls Account of his Land Settled and paid.
Mr Colborned produded a Rough Draft of the Conveyance of Mr Pettats and Mr Reddalls Lands, which are approved, and ordered to be engrossed and executed as soon as Possible, and at the same time that Mr Pettat be paid in full for his Land.
Our Clerk has been to Mr Reddall in order to get the Conveyance of his Land executed, but he would not execute, without the approbation and Consent of Mr Lane, and a particular exemption from Tythes; Ordered that Mr Ellis be desired to apply to Mr Lane to inspect it and that Mr Lane will send it to Mr Reddall, and when executed that it may be returned to Mr Lane.
Ordered that our Clerk do waite on Messrs Lane & Jepson, in regard to the Conveyance of Mr Reddalls Land, on Saturday next.
Our Clerk has waited on Messrs Lane & Jepson in regard to the Conveyance of Mr Reddall's Land; they have promised to do the needful in regard to it.
The Conveyance not received from Mr Reddall; Ordered that Mr B. Grazebrook be desired to waite on Messrs Hawker & Cook to settle the value of taking down his Stable; and that Mr Ellis be desired to attend Mr Grazebrook at same time.
The Conveyance not received from Mr Reddall.
The Conveyances not Received from Mr Reddall; Mr Ellis is desired to wait on Messrs Lane and Jepson, to inquire if they have sent the Deeds to him, and if they have any answer from him.
John Pickston has not taken his men off Mr Reddall’s land as told, or from Church Yard.
Mr Reddall informs us by a Letter from his Daughter that he executed the Deed of Conveyance in the presence of Messrs Blizard & Andrews and left with Mr Blizard to send to Mr Lane.
The Conveyance of Mr Reddalls Land is executed, and retured from Mr Lane.
Order that John Gleaves do give direction to the Cutters, to Cutt out the reaching thro' Mr Reddalls Land, in order to Convey the water from the Ryeford to the Stonehouse Levell.
Cutters to wheel superfluous earth and gravel in Mr Reddal’s lands over the Old River and make a bank with the same.
Jno Gleave has begun to have the Supperfluous Earth & Gravell in Mr Reddalls Lands, Wheel'd over the Brook as directed.
• Swivel bridge on the road leading to Mr Reddalls.
Ordered that Messrs White, Allaway and Grazebrook be desired to waite on Mr Reddall to Morrow Morning in order to take a View of the Banks and Damages.
Messrs White, Allaway and Grazebrook Reported that they have waited on Mr Reddal, but nothing decicive was Settled relative to the Banks and Damages.
Stile to be put on towing path at Ewin’s house, and the towpath be mounded with withy setts and hurdles from there to Mr Reddall’s little orchard.
The Stile is put up on Mr Reddalls Land and the Withy Setts are Planted in Conformity to the Order of the last Meeting.
Survey of Mr Reddal's orchard.
