The Church of Grasmere: A HistoryArmitt, Mary L. (Mary Louisa)
History
The Church of Grasmere: A History
Armitt, Mary L. (Mary Louisa)
St. Oswald's Church (Grasmere, England)
steple doore; with the Cross alley coming in at the posterne
doore; and to the midle of the Alleys of the south side ffrom
the quire wale; to the midle of the steple, doth belong to
gresmyre third, & five formes next to Langdall quire wale; & to
the midle of the alley, & Two short fformes at north side of
the second piller & halfe of one fforme being between Loughrigg
quire and Ridell fformes with the fformes upon the weste Sid of
the Church next to the west doore; doth belong To gresmyre third
And all the remaindor of the fformes upon the north sid of the
Church to the midle of the north Alley doth belong to Langdall
Third; & the midle of the church to the midle of the north
Alley; & to the midle of the west alley; with the two crosse
alleyes viz, one at the ffont & the other belowe the quire
wale; doth belong to Loughrigg Ridall & Ambleside Third; And
for the windowes belonging to this Loughrigg third here named,
be in number Three being upon the south sid of the church; one
window at the backe of the portch; and two windowes betweene
the portch doore & the pulpitt; and the portch Doore, doth
belong to Loughrigg, Ridall & Ambleside third, to be up houlden,
mayntained & kept in repaire of their own proper Costs & charges
for ever; and likewise their parte of the Church yard Wale,
viz.: one yeat which doth extend ffrom the South nooke of the
steple & ffrom thence southward to the east nooke of Gresmyre
third; when it begines to be seated with in the church yard; of
their owne costs & charges Now windowes belonging to Langdall
Third be in number three; one window being in the east end of
the church oppossigt Againe the east end of the north Alley &
two windowes nexte Adjoyning to it upon the north side of the
Church; to be upholden & mayntained & kept in good repaire of
Langdall thirds owne proper costs charges and their parte of
the church yard, walle from the north nooke of Gresmyre third;
being seated within the church yard, to the south nooke of the
steple, & likewise one yeate with A feeld opposight Against
Robert Harrison Doore; to be keept in good repaire of their owne
proper charges & costs of Langdall third without any deniall
According to the true intent & meaning of these presents;
Gresmyre windowes be in noumber three; upon the north side of
the Church the lowest Towards the steple & the west doore doth
belong to Gresmyre third; & these to be mayntained & keept in
good repaire of gresmyre third own proper Costs & Charges And
the church-yard soe ffarr as it is seated within the church-yard
with A pair of yeates & the roofe over the said yeattes of their
owne proper costs & charges & note all repaireing the pulpitt
church chest or any Bookes that doth concerning the church in
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