| APPURTENANCES | That which appertains or belongs to something else; an appendage |
| CHAIN | (surveying) a measuring instrument generally consisting of 100 links, and have a total length of 66 feet |
| ENFEOFF | to invest with the fee of an estate; to give any corporeal hereditament to in fee |
| HEREDITAMENT | Any species of property that may be inherited |
| MESSAUGE | A dwelling house with its outbuildings and adjacent land |
| PERCH | A measure of length containing 5 1/2 yards, a pole or rod length containing 1/2 yrds |
| POLE | A long slender piece of wood; A perch or rod, a measure of length containing 5 1/2/yrs. |
| POLL TAX | A tax levied per head or person, usually on all males of mature years without regard to wealth or station. |
| REVERSION | The right of succession, future possession, or enjoyment (b) the return of an estate to the grantor and his heirs after the period of grant is over. |