1. 1.Sept[ember]. 1.Eliz[abeth]: | John Abell gent[leman] by vertue of hir ma[jest]ies l[ett]ers und[er] | } |
2. | hir privy seale, was admitted ten[au]nt unto xv | } v £ |
3. Hie treson | acres called Stoneland & 4 acres of Salt marsh | } |
4. | w[hi]ch late weare Tho[mas]: Abells Clarck, attainted of | }Stoneland.etc. |
5. | high treason and p[ai]d for fine & admission | } |
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6. | Nicholas Midleton and Petronella his wife weare | } |
7. | at the same courte admitted to all the same lands | } xxxs |
8. | upon John Abells surrender & p[ai]d for fine & admission | } |
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9. 22.Aug[ust]. 7.Eliz[abeth]: | Nic[holas] Midleton was admitted upon the surrender | }Southhideland |
10. | of Grace Whyter to one crofte of Land called | }Palfreymans |
11. | Southhideland & one acre called Palfreymans to | }vjs viij d |
12. | hold to him his heires & assignes & p[ai]d for fine | } |
13. | as appeareth folio 34 | } |
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14. | He was also then admitted upon the surrend[er] of W[illia]m | } Manedonns |
15. | Midleton to Two parcells of Land Customary | } xs |
16. | called Manedonns. To hold to him and his heires and | }see folio 33 |
17. | assignes upon Condico[ns] etc as appeareth & p[ai]d | } |
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18. | The said Nic[holas] Midleton his death was presented & th[a]t The Cocke |
19. 24.Sept[ember].21.Eliz[abeth]: | he had held of this mannor. vij acr[es] of Land called Estland |
20. | the Cocke, Customary & Herriott / & j other tenem[en]t Stonyland |
21. | & iiij acr[es] of Land called Estland Cust[omary] & Herr[iott] and Manedonns |
22. | one other p[iece] of land called Stonyland by estimac[i]on Southhide |
23. | xv acres of land &iiij acres of marshe Customary. Palfreymans |
24. | And one p[iece] of land w[i]th pasture for xvij sheepe |
25. | in Wisdoms marshe, called Manedonns / |
26. | and one croft of land called Southhide / w[i]th one |
27. | acre of land called Palfreymans. All w[hi]ch he had |
28. | surrendered to the use of his last will1, whereby |
29. | Elizabeth his widdowe was admitted to all the p[re]misses |
30. | for xij y[ere]s. / and the howse and lands called the Cocke for |
31. | terme of hir Life. |
32. | John Midleton being within age, (by W[illia]m Smith) was |
33. | admitted to Stonylands, Whyters, (int[er] alia) The Cock, |
34. | Manedonns, Motts, Bogrelly and Sheaes. To holde |
35. | to him & the heires of his body /. The Lo[rd]: had for fines/ vj£ xiijs iiijd |
36. | Will[ia]m Smith was appointed his Guardian./ |
37. | The Lo[rd]: had for \2/ Herriotts [ Note 2 ] vallewed p[er] the Homage. | td>x£
38. 10.Sept[ember].22.Eliz[abeth]: | William Smith had lysence for xij y[ere]s. to lett | } |
39. | the lands sometimes Nic[holas] Midleton. to whomesoe[ver] | } xijs |
40. | him pleased, and paid for this by lysences | } |
41. 19.Sept[ember].23.Eliz[abeth]: | The death of John Midleton, sonne of Nic[holas]: was found and |
42. | that without yssue of his body. That Pheba & Elizabeth |
43. | weare his Sisters & heyres./ |
44. 11.Aug[ust].33.Eliz[abeth]: | Elizabeth did marry Will[ia]m Smith, Pheba did marry | } |
45. | Samewell Maye./ whoe at this court weare admitted | } |
46. | to all the p[re]misses according to Nic[holas] Midletons will | } |
47. | The fine is not entered. | } |