Catalogue description Articles of Agreement

Between Sir THOMAS DYKE of Horeham in Waldron, knt., and JOANE BUSBRIDGE of Dallington, widow, of the one part and THOMAS WESTERNE, citizen and grocer of London, and CHARLES HARVEY, citizen and draper of London, of the other part for the sale to the said Thos. Westerne and Chas. Harvey of all the woods and underwood except timber trees and and all such tellows and standells as were left standing at the last felling, and twelve young tellowes, standells or steddles on every acre, if so many be found fit to be left, upon 6 pieces of woodland in Battell and Mountfeild called Hucksteepe and the Footeway wood and 3 other pieces of woodland lying near an old Furnace Pond and a Forge called Whodsell Forge, at the price of 3s. 9d by the cord, the wood to be cut 3 ft. long and to be set 3 ft. in height and 14 ft. in length according to the custom of the country thereabouts for 14 ft. cord

Signatures, Thomas Dyke and Joane Busbridge and seals