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EDGE LANE HALL by Charles R. Hand EDGE LANE HALL By Charles R. Hand. T^DGEiLANE HALL was always something J -> of a mystery the persistent rumours as to the existence of its ghost, secret chamber, and subter­ ranean passage have never been elucidated and a mystery it remained to the end of the chapter. It is unfortunate that of its builder and date of erection we shall probably never have any certain know­ ledge, though from its architecture I judge it to have been of the end of the sixteenth century. That the estate was of considerable magnitude and importance, existing records inform us; but its earlier history has not, up to the present, been traced. On 3rd March 1800 Arthur Heywood and John Leigh, and on 24th September 1803 John Leigh and Sarah Williamson, were, under the lord of the manor of West Derby, "admitted thereof tenants." The court rolls of the manor of West Derby say : " Be it remembered that to this court, held by adjournment on the gth August 1815, comes Richard Wright, of Everton, in the county of Lancaster, esquire, one of the customary tenants of the manor of West Derby aforesaid, and in full court before the steward and homage there, for the purpose of docking, barring, extinguishing and destroying all estates tail and all reversions and remainders thereupon expectant or depending of and in the messuages, tenements, lands, and hereditaments hereinafter described and intended to be hereby surrendered, 1910 IN HALL LANE EDGE Edge Lane Hall 181 and in consideration of the sum of 5.?. of lawful English money to him the said Richard Wright in hand at or before the acknow­ ledging hereof, well and truly paid by John Atherton, of West Derby aforesaid, gentleman, the receipt whereof the said Richard Wright the surrenderor, doth hereby admit and acknowledge, and for divers other good causes and considerations thereunto moving, he the said Richard Wright hath surrendered into the hands of the lord of the said manor according to the custom there, all that capital messuage or dwelling-house with all the appurtenances situate, lying, and being in West Derby aforesaid, commonly called or known by the name of the Edge Lane Hall, and the several closes or parcels of land, meadow, and pasture belonging or with the same, and known by the several names of the Two Barn-heys, the Old House, the Hey-yard, the Barn- hey, the Croft, the Wavertree field, the Two Acres and the Three Acres, the Long hey, the Birch, the two Welch fields, the Old Marl hey, the Long meadow, the Sand hey, the Chamber hey, the Deys croft, and the Croft, formerly in the possession of James Smoult, now of John Douglas and others, or by whatso­ ever other name or names the same or any of them now are, or is or heretofore have or hath been called, known, or dis­ tinguished, containing in the whole by common estimation 40 acres of land ... of the yearly rent to the lord of the said manor . of \2d. the acre. And also all that . parcel of land lying on the Lowhill, within West Derby aforesaid, commonly called the Pingott, of the yearly rent of qd. the acre, and also the Dey's House, or Halsall's House, and one bay of building some time since erected on the common . and the several closes and parcels of land thereunto belonging, and known by the names of the Broad hey, the Long hey, and the Marled croft, containing . 5 acres of land ... of the yearly rent ... of \zd. the acre, heretofore in the possession of Catherine Smoult, afterwards of Thomas Dobson . and more late of James Wainwright . and since of Arthur Ellison and Robert Howard . All which said messuages, dwelling- houses, and appurtenances were of old time the copyhold inherit­ ance of Richard Wright of West Derby aforesaid, father of Thomas Wright, late grandfather of Thomas Wright of Prescot esquire, then of Richard Wright father of the said Thomas Wright the grandson, afterwards of the said Thomas Wright the grandson, since of Richard Wright his son, and now of the said Richard Wright the surrenderor, who was at a court held on ... the 5th June 1811 duly admitted tenant, and being then, an infant seventeen years of age, George Goring, of Everton . merchant, was appointed his guardian . and of all . copyhold . tenements, lands, and hereditaments . held of him ... or any person ... in trust for him . 182 Edge Lane Hall the lord of the manor . having thereof seizin . would give and regrant the said messuages . unto John Ather­ ton ... to have and to hold the same ... at the will of the lord according to the custom of the said manor. Of intent that . John Atherton may become and be a good and perfect tenant. " And proclamation thereupon in due form was made at the adjournment of the said court and so forth, and because and so forth, therefore the said John Atherton is admitted thereof tenant, and hath made, and so forth." Afterwards, at the same court, Thomas Cross, of West Derby, yeoman, complains against John Ather­ ton "in the form . called a writ of entry sur disseizin in le post," and " found pledges for prose­ cuting his complaint, to wit, Alexander Doe and Richard Roe," that " John Atherton hath no entry but after the disseizin which Hugh Hunt . un­ justly and without judgment . made to ... Thomas Cross within thirty years now last past, and . says that he himself was seized of the tenements ... as of fee and right, according to the custom of the manor ... in the time of r peace in the time of our Lord the King . and I thereupon he bringeth suit and so forth." John Atherton "defends his right when and so forth, and calls thereof to warranty Richard Wright, and the said Richard, tenant by his own warranty, comes and defends his right when and so forth, and calls thereof to warranty William Winstanley." Thomas Cross then demands against William Winstanley the tenements, &c. : " And the said William Winstanley, tenant by his own war­ ranty, comes and defends his right when and so forth, and says that . Hugh Hunt did not disseize . Thomas Cross . of the tenements ... as Thomas Cross hath declared, and of this doth put himself upon the homage of the court aforesaid. " And the said Thomas Cross prays leave for time to imparl thereto until one of the clock in the afternoon of the same day, HH1 'HOHOd HOCI3 3NVT TIVH \\ Edge Lane Hall 183 and he hath it granted to him, and the same hour is also granted to the said William Winstanley here, and so forth. " And afterwards . Thomas Cross comes again into court ... in his proper person, and . William Winstanley although solemnly demanded does not return again, but in contempt of the Court aforesaid, withdrew himself and made default, therefore it is considered that . Thomas Cross shall recover his seizin against . John Atherton . and that John Atherton shall have of the lands of ... Richard Wright to the value and so forth . and that Richard Wright shall have of the lands of William Winstanley to the value and so forth . and that William Winstanley shall be amerced, and so forth." Thomas Cross prays process to be made and directed to the bailiff of the court, to have " full seizin" of the tenements; and afterwards on the same day " Comes here into court in his proper person Thomas Cross and the bailiff of the manor, to wit, William Westmore . and certifieth the court that by virtue of the precept to him directed, he hath caused Thomas Cross to have full seizin of the tenements. " And proclamation thereof in due form was made at the adjournment of the said court and so forth, and because and so forth, therefore the said Richard Wright is admitted thereof tenant, and hath made fine and so forth." Before the rising of the court, John Atherton and Richard Wright appeared "for the purpose of giving full force and effect to the said recovery." Each of them " remised, released, confirmed and for ever quitted claim to the said Thomas Cross " . and " In witness thereof . John Atherton and Richard Wright ... to this present deed of release, set their hands and seals the Qth August 1815. " Sealed and delivered in the presence of John Leigh." In the halmote court of Bamber Gascoyne, esquire, lord of the manor of West Derby, held at West Derby on 2nd June 1819, Richard Wright, 184 Edge Lane Hall in consideration of ^"6000 lent by Joshua Goring, of Everton, on 2Oth February 1818 : " Surrendered into the hands of the lord of the said manor . the messuage, buildings, lands and hereditaments hereinafter described ... to the intent that the lord of the said manor . might give and regrant the same . unto the said Joshua Goring, his heirs and assigns . upon trust that he the said Joshua Goring . should . after the 2oth August next . ab­ solutely dispose of, surrender and convey all the said heredita­ ments and premises either by public auction or private treaty ... for the most money that he or they could get for the same . and out of the money thence arising . retain . the sum of ,£6000 . and if any surplus should remain . , then to pay the same unto the said Richard Wright." John Leigh, steward of the manor of West Derby, Charles Alexander, esquire, of Liverpool, and John Foster, architect, of Liverpool (who be­ came "tenant") were also parties to this deed. The estate comprised "All that capital messuage or dwellinghouse with the appur­ tenances situate lying and being in West Derby aforesaid, commonly called or known by the name of the Edge Lane Hall, and the several closes or parcels of land, meadow and pasture to the said messuage belonging .
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