Stegall or Steggall

in 1835 Robert Stegall sells his land in Saxham Street  to George Faulkner (Although George died in 1866 by 1890 the farm is still in the hands of his trustees).

In the 1840 tithe apportionments, the arable fields of Upper Pages (tm 1 / 11a 0r 19p) and Lower Pages (part of tm2 / 3a 3r 33p) are owned by Sir Charles Tyrell but occupied by Robert Steggall. Robert Steggall owns a cottage further along Saxham Street (tm 40)  but this is occupied by Thomas Pyman and others.

 

In the :Robert Steggall is the owner and occpupier of:

Winding Piece (tm 16)

Horse Close Field (tm 18)

 

 

Barn Meadow (tm 37)

New Broke Up

Orchard Meadow (tm 39)

Building and yard (tm 41)

Orchards Pond (tm 42)

Doal’s Field (tm 43)

Great Doals (48)

Seven Acres (49)

After 1855 the deeds refer to Mount Pleasant and the owner is Rev W. Steggall with the curacy of  Hunston {ECA}