help with 1600 English will transcription

Question

I am working on transcribing a will, and I believe it mentions the names of two properties owned by the deceased: 

"my will and meaninge is that Thos Tilly of Corton shall have, hold, occupy possesse & enioy, the howse, [Parhand?], & [Backside?] y^t he now dwelleth in"

It is in the first "Itm" found here:

https://prf.hn/click/camref:1011l4xx5/type:cpc/destination:https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/21104935?h=9c22e0

Could someone with better paleography skills make out what the two properties mentioned are? 

Comments

made an answer

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howse, o[a]rchard & backeside  (the 'a' is  guess because it's a blob And it would be an r not an a)

Backside is  the area behind the house; a backyard.

oops, wrong again, leave as a comment. Edited.

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Ah yes, thanks for explaining. I bet you are right about that being an old spelling as oarchard.

Answer 1

Looks like "orchard, & Backeside"

Comments

You must be right. For the first unknown word, I definitely see the second to last letter as an "r" now. And I also see I mistook the "r" that is actually a "c". Careless errors, really. I don't see the first "r" of orchard, unless that is it smushed against what I guess is a little "o"? How about that first letter? Is that a capital "O"? OK, I see the other comment now. It would be O[a]rchard.

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no Chase is right, that blob is an 'r' followed by a c.

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OK, thanks.