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messuage X | fine 20d it is found by the homage that
Agnes Bieston
widow out of the court and since the last court surrendered into the lord's hands by the hands of
Thos Harryson
one of the lord's tenants in the presence of
Jn Chatterton
likewise the lord's tenant and other the same witnessing one messuage with a garden adjoining the appurtenances sometime
Jn Slooe's
since
Rich Browne's
and late
Wm Davison's
deceased as etc to the use and behoof of
Jn Carter
of Earls Colne his heirs and assigns who being present in the court came and craved to be admitted thereunto and because it is so found out by the homage therefore he is admitted the lord's tenant thereof to whom by the lord's steward there is seisin thereof delivered to hold to him his heirs and assigns of the lord by the rod to the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor and he giveth fine and made fealty yet this present surrender and seisin thereof delivered is made on condition following viz that if the foresaid
Jn Carter
his heirs or assigns pay or cause to be paid to the foresaid
Agnes Bieston
or her certain attorney or executor 10li13s4d sterling as well for the foresaid tenement as for another free tenement or cottage which the foresaid
Agnes
late sold to the said
Jn Carter
as by a certain indenture bearing date the
22.7.34Hen8
between the foresaid
Agnes Bieston
of the one part and the foresaid
Jn Carter
of the other part more at large appears that then this present surrender and seisin thereof delivered shall stand and remain in all his strength and effect but if there be default in any payment of the payments aforesaid contrary to the form of the said indenture that then it shall be lawful to the said
Agnes Bieston
and her heirs into the foresaid messuage with the garden adjoining and the appurtenances to reenter and into every parcel thereof to have again and so as in the former estate the same to hold enjoy and possess and the foresaid
Jn Carter
and his heirs from thence wholly to remove and expel this present surrender and seisin thereof being void and of none effect
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