| Description | Deed of gift (but with action clause of lease) by Thomas Burdet, esquire, William Harewell, esquire, Thomas Shirley, esquire, Richard Halle, William Leycroft, Thomas Norton, John Walker, chaplain and John Morley, chaplain, the feoffees [i.e. trustees] of John Brome of Raddysley [sic, for Baddesley], to Thomas Brome, son and heir of John Brome, of all his manors in Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Leicestershire, of the manor of Wodelow, and several tenements and lands, etc in the town of Warwick [described separately below], the estate passing successively if Thomas dies, to his brother Nicholas Brome, then to his brother John Brome, then to John Brome of Baddysley, to be held of the capital lord of the fee, with clauses for the appointment of John Bernard' and John Pegge as attorneys to deliver seisin and for sealing.
Witnesses: John Peyto, esquire, Bartholomew Knyght, esquire, Baldwin Porter, esquire, John Fyssher, Hugh Major and others.
Dated 2 Nov 9 Edw IV.
Seals: three, red, round, two damaged and worn, attached by tags, with another four missing from tags.
Endorsed with brief title description, numbered "W.27" in ink.
The properties given in Warwick are as follows :-
a tenement in Weststrete in the tenure of Thomas Botiller, carpenter;
two tenements in le High Pavement in the tenures of John Keell and Thomas Wattes;
a tenement in Northgatestrete in the tenure of John Shenston:
a tenement in le Jury in the tenure of Roger Beket;
a capital rent of two tenements in le Smythestrete in the tenures of Margery Lenche and Rober Philippes;
a close or croft in Kelyngworthe Lane next to a croft of close of the master of St John's in the tenure of John Martyn;
a piece of land called "a garden place" next to the church of St Nicholas in the tenure of Agnes Trewblod;
two closes or crofts in le Crossestrete in the tenures of Thomas Wellis and Simon Hosyer next to a close or croft called Uptons Close:
a tenement in the same street with 4 acres of arable land in Mytonfild in the tenure of John Hoo;
a piece of land called "a garden plot" in the same street in the tenure of Thomas Derby;
a plot called "a gardyn place" in le Warytrestrete in the tenure of John Beste;
a tenement with pieces of land in le Myllestrete, one containing 30 acres of arable land in Mytonfild, another called "garden place" in the tenure of Thomas Balle;
a barn in le Milstrete in the tenure of John Harvy;
a tenement in le Marketplace in the tenure of John Harrys;
two closes or crofts of land in le Myllestrete near le Tythebarne in the tenure of Richard Commaunder and William Lancastre;
a tenement in Crossestrete once of Gervase Harcotes in the tenure of William le Byng;
a tenement in Smythstrete in the tenure of John Smyth;
a close or croft of land called "the Brokefurlong" in le Crossestrete in the tenure of Thomas Shoteswell. |