| fine 16d |
to this court came
Jn Mille
and
Jn Cook
and surrendered into the hands of the lord one cottage with purpresture adjoining
between a tenement of
Steph Trot
on the one part and the king's highway on the other part one head abutting upon the said king's highway and the other upon a garden pertaining to the said cottage to the use of
Jn Tyllere
and
Margt
his wife and
Robt Arnold
upon this following condition however that the aforesaid
Jn
and
Margt
his wife and
Robt
or their attorneys should pay or cause to be paid to the aforesaid
Jn Mille
and
Jn Cooke
or their attorneys 6marks sterling viz at the feast of
michaelmas.next
after the date of this court 20s and at the feast of easter then next following 3s4d and at the feast of michaelmas then next following 3s4d and at the feast of easter then next following 3s4d and thus from year to year until the said sum of 6marks sterling should be paid to whom the lord now at this court granted thereof seisin to hold to the same said
Jn Tyler
and
Margt
his wife and
Robt
their heirs and assigns from the lord at the will of the lord by ancient services and customs and upon the aforesaid condition and if it should happen that the aforesaid
Jn
and
Margt
his wife and
Robt
or their attorneys should default in the aforesaid payment of the aforesaid sum of 6marks or in any of the aforesaid terms in part or in whole that then truly the aforesaid
Jn Mille
and
Jn
or their attorneys should be allowed by licence of the lord to reenter into the same cottage with its appurtenances and retain it in their former estate notwithstanding this surrender otherwise it should stand in its force and right etc and they gave to the lord for a fine etc and made fealty etc |