S. Newbould’s premises on Little Sheffield Moor, and John Taylor’s house, [1787]

Gardens in Spooner Croft, or Nursery Field, [1787]

John Andrews’s tenements at Spittle Hill Foot / tenements and ground proposed to be taken for a term of 99 years by John Andrews, [1795]

Three closes measured for Joseph Badger adjoining Tom Cross Lane, [1791]

Tom Cross Close, belonging to William Burton; and Pighill in Hall Car Lane dug by William Egborough, [1768]

Close measured for John Sorby in Tom Cross Lane, with his two lots and the new Hall Car Toll House, [1793]

John Haywood’s lot, Ratten Row, [1794]

A block of property opposite the House of the Grammar School Master, held of the Town by John Slater, Whittington Sowter, Widow Grubb

Properties of Joshua Wilkes, William Holiday, Ann Parker’s executors, and John Harmer, belonging to the Twelve Capital Burgesses, [1791]

The Isle, held by John Goulden and John Froggatt of the Burgesses, showing land taken for widening the street in 1795