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messuage

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messuage

A house and the surrounding land and buildings used by it;the term is encountered in older laws granting a widow the right of quarantine after her husband's death, being the ability to use the mansion and messuage for a certain period of time until her other rights are settled.
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In 1382/3 William Smyth 'of Stichford in Yerdeleye' granted to a 'John Dod, of Bromwich, and Philip Huggen, of Yerdeleye a messuage and a chamber at Stichford, between Brocholelone and the road leading from Yerdeleye to Sutton'.
Emotive history found in the past by Birmingham Mail (England)
This included "two messuages (a home, its outbuildings and connected land) or dwelling houses built by William Mead.
Nostalgia: THE THREE HORSE SHOES PUB; A LETTER FROM THE 1980s ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
pounds 297,000 WALES The Messuage is a Scandinavian-style, architect-designed home with farmland views, half a mile from Neyland Yacht Club and the Brunel Quay Marina and about seven miles from Haverfordwest.
Property: FIELDS OF DREAMS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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