rights or claims he gave to the lord etcat this court it is shown that the lord through
Jn Joscelyn
gentleman his steward at a court held for the said manor on
tuesday 10.12.1627
granted from his hands to
Jn Hawksby
clerk and
Dionisia
his wife for their lifetimes and to the longer liver and after their decease from the said lord by his special grace through his said steward he granted to
Wm Hawksby
son of the said
Jn
and
Dionisia
and his heirs one tenement called
Fillbriggs
Windmillhill
and
Lophams
and a parcel of the lords waste and afterwards to this court came a certain
Wm Evans
of Martlesome or Maplesome# Suffolk yeoman before the aforesaid
Wm Arwaker
steward and proved his hereditary title to the tenement to be lawful here present in court in consideration of 8li paid by the said
Jn Hawksby
in court he remises and releases and quitclaims forever to the said
Jn Hawksby
and
Dionisia
his wife and to the said
Wm
son of the said
Jn
and
Dionisia
and to the heirs of the said
Wm
by the lords licence all his right claim and title which he has now or in the future in the said tenement and in any parcel thereof thus it is clear that neither
Wm Evans
himself nor his heirs nor anyone in his name can demand or sell any right title or claim in the said tenement but he is excluded forever from those certain
rights or claims he gave to the lord etc