| Lavenhams Garden
X | fine 6d to this court came
Thos Harrison
and
Alice
his wife and the same
Alice
alone and secretly examined by the lord's steward surrendered into the lord's hands one garden customary with the appurtenances called
Lavenhams Garden
otherwise called
Orlegersgarden
and sometime called
Drapersgarden
in Colne aforesaid to the use and behoof of
Thos Asplond
and
Joan
his wife and their assigns during the whole term of the life of
Thos Harrison
and
Alice
his wife and either of them longer living to remain after the decease of the said
Thos Harrison
and
Alice
his wife and the longer liver of them to the wardens of the parish church of Earls Colne aforesaid and their successors to sell and the money thereof coming to be bestowed in works of charity in the said church according etc as in the leet with the court here holden on
tuesday in the week of pentecost in the 23Hen8 30.5.1531
more at large appears which
Thos Asplond
and
Joan
his wife by the foresaid
Joan
being present in the court came and craved to be admitted thereunto and they are admitted thereunto to whom by the lord's steward there is seisin thereof delivered to hold to them and their assigns during all the term of the lives of the aforesaid
Thos Harrison
and
Alice
his wife and the longer liver of them by the rod to the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor and after the decease of the said
Thos Harryson
and
Alice
his wife and the longer liver of them to remain as above and they give fine etc and made fealty
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