(a) Deed to lead to a Common Recovery

(i) Sir Joseph Pennington of Muncaster

(ii) Nicholas Starkie of Preston esq.

(iii) Thomas Barsham of the Inner Temple esq.

Manor, rectory, advowson and estate of Warter, with closes called Blanch and Millington Beck, Henry Dursley's Farm, West Crofts and farm late John White's. Manors of Muncaster, Midleton Place, Waberthwaite, Dregg and Carleton Gosforth and Bolton; and fee farm rent of £4.7s. in Ponsonby, all co. Cumberland. Manor of Farrington, co. Lancaster. Manor of Preston Richard, co. Westmorland: To use of Sir J.P. Witn. John Harwood, John Pilkington, 6 February 1769

(b) Exemplification of relative Common Recovery: manor, rectory and advowson of Warter with 50 messuages, 50 gardens, 1100ac. land, 550ac. meadow, 600ac. pasture, 50ac. wood, 300ac. furze & heath: 13 February 1769