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Fetherston, William, sr, fl. 17th century. Grant, 1601, April 22.

Title: Grant, 1601, April 22. 43 Elizabeth I.

Grant by William Fetherson the Elder of Packewoode (Warwicks.),yeoman, John Fetherston, son and heir apparent of the said William, and William Fetherston, youngest son of William, to John Bennett of Rowington (Warwicks.), yeoman, for divers goods and considerations, of a messuage in the city of Coventrie in the county Warwick, in a certain street caled "Sponestreet," late in the occupation of John Sadler,, and the rents, reversion, etc., thereof; and also 1 orchard with its appurtenances lying in Greate Kington (Warwicks.), now or late in the occupation of one William Burton, between the land of the Lady Jane Puckeringe, widow, on the one part, and the land of the said John Fetherston called "The Woole Howse" on the other side, and the rents, etc., thereof; which the grantor, the said William, had of the aforesaid William Burton as specified in an indenture tripartite dated the 10 April, 42 Elizabeth [I], made between William Fetherston on the one part and Reginald Browne, Robert West, William Hopkins, and John Bennet on the other part. Given on 22 April, 43 Elizabeth [I], with appointment of Thomas Masters, yeoman, their attorney to deliver seisin of the orchard.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 31 x 46 cm.

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Enfield, Katherine, fl. 17th century. Grant, 1613, Jan. 20.

Title: Grant, 1613, Jan. 20. 10 James I.

Grant by Katherine Enfield of Hadley in the county of Suffolk, widow, late the wife of John Enfield, late of Polsted in the said county, deceased, and Matthew Enfield of Hadleigh aforesaid, millwright, son of the said John, to Henry Alston of Polsted, clothier, for 40s. in hand and a further sum of £53 15s. of 2 messuages with their appurtenances in Polsted aforesaid, between the land now or late of William Enfield, sometime of William Armyns, on the north, and a tenement of John Smythes on the south, one head abutting upon the highway leading from Shelley to Polsted Churche to the east now in the occupation of Edward Goffe or his assigns. Endorsed with note of payment of outstanding money witnessd by Francis Andrew, Edward Salter, and James Church.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 31.5 x 64.5 cm.

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Barnard, William, fl. 17th century. Assignment of lease, 1639, May 28.

Title: Assignment of lease, 1639, May 28. 15 Charles I.

Assignment by William Barnard of Harleston in the county of Norfolk, gentleman, Thomas Frere of Farfield in the same county, gentleman, and Thomas Cullum of Thorndon in the county of Suffolk, gentleman, to Stephen Baxter of Mendham in the county of Suffolk, gentleman, of all their right in the manor or lordship of Seymers, with cottages and land in Mendham and Nedeham, in the county of Norfolk part known by the name of Seymers Close between the king's highway leading from Harleston towards Nedeham church on the west, and a certain way or lane leading from Harleston Market towards Shotforth bridge to the east, and abutting upon another lane towards the north, and upon the lands late of Thomas Brabon and the close called Hempstenles and the pigstell called Seymers pigstell to the south, and 1 cottage in the occupation of Robert Migg; for the residue of the term of 450 years, for which the premisses, by lease dated 5 November [1623] 21 James I, were demised to Thomas Blosse of Norwich, esqure, now deceased, and the said William Barnard, by Stephen Baxter, gentleman, now deceased, father of the said Stephen.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 37 x 44 cm.

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