| recovery fine 8d |
whereas at a court with view here held on
the tuesday in pentecost week 29.5.3Hen6
came
Wm Prodeman
and
Thos Kelet
and surrendered into the hands of the lord one messuage with curtilage adjoining and its appurtenances lying between a messuage of
Jn Bray
on one part and a garden called
Symond
on the other part one head abutting upon the king's highway leading from Earls Colne towards Halsted to the use of
Jn Cook
and
Joan
his wife
Jn Turnor
chaplain and
Jn Hawcon
upon this condition however that the aforesaid
Jn
and
Joan
his wife
Jn
and
Jn
or their attorneys should pay or cause to be paid to the aforesaid
Wm
and
Thos
or their attorneys 9marks sterling viz at michaelmas next following after this present date 6s8d and at the feast of easter next following 6s 8d and thus from year to year until the aforesaid sum should be paid to whom the lord now at this court granted thereof seisin to hold to the same said
Jn Cook
and
Joan
his wife
Jn
and
Jn
their heirs and assigns from the lord at the will of the lord by the ancient services and customs etc and upon the aforesaid condition and if it should happen that the aforesaid
Jn
and
Joan
his wife
Jn
and
Jn
or their attorneys default in the aforesaid payment of 9marks sterling at any of the aforesaid terms in part or in whole or for eight days after then truly it should be allowed to the aforesaid
Wm
and
Thos
or their attorneys by the lord's licence to go into and reenter into the aforesaid messuage with garden and its appurtenances and to recover notwithstanding this surrender otherwise it should stand in its full force and vigour and now to this court came the aforesaid
Thos Kelet
after the death of the aforesaid
Wm Prodeman
before the steward and the aforesaid
Jn Cook
was present there in court etc and the same said
Thos
sought a licence to have entry into the aforesaid messuage with garden with its appurtenances by default of a payment of 8marks sterling which was owed by the aforesaid
Jn Cook
and not paid to this time and upon this the aforesaid
Jn
was examined by the steward enquiring for the aforesaid payment of 8marks sterling and the same said
Jn
alleged and said that he ought not to pay because the aforesaid
Wm
before his death made acquittance of
Thos Kelet
for the aforesaid sum and
etc and upon this it was considered by the court that the same said
Thos
should have reentry into the aforesaid messuage with all its appurtenances by default of the payment of the aforesaid 8marks sterling and thereof he was delivered seisin etc and now to this court came the aforesaid
Thos Kelet
and surrendered the aforesaid messuage with garden adjoining and with its appurtenances called
Petemannes
and now the lord regranted by the aforesaid steward the messuage with all its appurtenances to hold to the same said
Thos Kelet
Wm Clerk
and
Margt
his wife who was lately wife of
Wm Prodeman
and
Jn Brokeman
their heirs and assigns from the lord at the will of the lord by the ancient services and customs etc saving the rights etc and they gave to the lord for a fine etc and made fealty etc |