| fine 3li6s8d | it is found by the homage that
Geo Beeston
son and heir of
Geo Beeston
deceased out of court and since the last court surrendered into the lord's hands by the hands of
Robt Peerson
and
Jn Sparrowe
the lord's customary tenants the same witnessing the reversion of one house called
The Stable with the Cowhouse
and of one tenement builded with a garden parcel of the tenement sometime
Robt Mathewe
and after
Thos Princ's
as the said
Stable with the cowhouse
with the garden adjoining are situate and lying between the tenement sometime
Jn Bonjohn otherwise Turnor
and the tenement late
Robt Lytman's
of one part and a parcel of land sometime parcel of
Barcroft
of the other part with a way late parcel of
Barecroft
leading towards
Barcroft
aforesaid with free ingress and egress to carry and drive and 1r of land parcel of
Barcroft
as it lieth in Colne aforesaid viz between the land of the foresaid
Geo Beeston
of the east part and 1a of land late parcel of
Barcroft
aforesaid now enclosed and in the tenure of
Thos Christmas
toward the west one head thereof abutting upon the way leading from Colne toward
Colne Park
toward the south and the other head thereof abutting upon the garden late of the said
Geo Bieston's
called
Princs
as by the meets and bounds and also one parcel of land called
Dovehousefield
lying and being in Earls Colne and also one croft of land called
Pondecroft
in Colne aforesaid to the use and behoof of
Agnes Bieston
her heirs and assigns on condition that if the foresaid
Geo Bieston
his heirs executors administrators and assigns or any of them pay or cause to be paid to one
Jn Freer
of Clare in the county gentleman his heirs executors and administrators 50li of good and lawful money on England at the now dwelling house of the said
Agnes
in Colne aforesaid on
1.5.next
after the title of this court that then it shall be lawful for the foresaid
Geo
and his heirs and assigns into the foresaid reversion of the foresaid house and other the premises with all and singular their appurtenances to reenter and as in his or their former estate to have again repossess and enjoy licence being first obtained this present surrender in any wise notwithstanding whereupon to this court came the foresaid
Agnes
and according to the surrender aforesaid prayed to be admitted to the premises to whom by the lord's steward there is seisin thereof delivered to hold to her her heirs and assigns on the condition aforesaid of the lord by the rod to the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor and she made fine and fealty and is admitted the lord's tenant
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