| it is shown also by the homage that
Jas Pennocke
before this court and after the last court namely
5.9.1620
surrendered into the hands of the lord by the hands of
Jn Read
instead of the bailiff in the presence of
Edw Cresner
and
Sam Burton
two customary tenants the same testifying according to the custom of the aforesaid manor one tenement with garden adjoining the same called
Chiffin
to the use and behoof of
Andrew Oxenbury
of Stepney in the county of Middx his heirs and assigns upon this condition however that if the aforesaid
Jas Pennock
his heirs executors or assigns or any of them should pay or cause to be paid to the aforesaid
Andrew Oxenbury
or his lawful attorney or heirs or assigns in or at the now dwelling house of the aforesaid
Andrew
situated in the aforesaid Stepney the sum of 28li of good and legal money of England in the following manner and form viz the sum of 6li in or upon the
6.10.1621
and another similar 6li of money in or upon
6.10.1622
and another 6li of similar money in or upon
6.10.1623
and 10li of similar money in or upon
6.10.1624
in full payment of the aforesaid sum of 28li upon which the aforesaid surrender will be void and of no force in law but otherwise it should remain in its full force |