| a piece of land parcel of the garden of
Brownes Messuage
X | fine 4d to this court came
Jn Culverton
and
Thomasin
his wife and the same
Thomasin
alone and secretly examined by the lord's steward surrendered into the lord's hands one piece of land parcel of a garden belonging to the tenement or messuage sometime
Jn Sloe's
and since
Rich Browne's
and late
Wm Davison's
and now
Jn Culverton's
and the foresaid piece of land now surrendered lieth between the garden of
Wm Smythe
of the one part toward the west and contains in length on the same side
7rods and a half and the garden of
Jn Culverton
of the other part toward the east and contains on the same side
8rods one head thereof abutting upon the way leading toward
Barcrofte
and the croft of land of
Reynold Heygate
called
Burtons
toward the south and contains in breadth in the same head
3rods the other head thereof abutting upon the bakehouse of the said
Wm Smythe
toward the north and contains in breadth at the same head
2rods and a half as etc to the use and behoof of the foresaid
Wm Smythe
his heirs and assigns saving always to the same
Jn Culverton
and his heirs tenant of the foresaid messuage sometime
Jn Slooe's
one competent cartway to be occupied and had for carriage with carts at mete times to the foresaid
Jn Culverton
and his heirs which
Wm Smythe
being present in the court came and craved to be admitted thereunto and 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 yielding therefore yearly to the said
Jn Culverton
and his heirs tenants of the foresaid messuage sometime
Jn Slowe's
2d by year at two usual terms of the year etc always saved and reserved the way aforesaid as above and the foresaid
Wm Smythe
giveth fine etc and made fealty
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