All those two plots of land or ground situate in and having  frontage of 35 feet or thereabouts to a certain new Road or Street called or intended to be called Oswald Street in Rushden aforesaid Which said plot of land or ground contain in area 356 square yards or thereabouts to the same little more or less with the abuttals and boundaries thereof more particularly delineated and described in the map drawn on the fourth page of these presents and thereon coloured pink and numbered 124 and 125 Which said plots of land or ground form part of a Building Estate belonging to the Vendors known as the Pightles Estate and which Estate was by an Indenture dated the Twenty first day of July One thousand eight hundred and ninety four and made between Mary Manton of the one part and Vendors of the other part conveyed to the Vendors as Tenants in common in fee simple part whereof was formerly Copyhold of the Manor of Rushden but by an Indenture dated the Nineteenth day of June One thousand eight hundred and ninety four and made between The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty of the one part and the said Mary Manton of the other part was enfranchised and made freehold Together also with the right to use the common drain or drains laid or to be laid in or under the said Road or Roads....