| Description | Indenture of mortgage to secure £2000 and interest by Sir William Throckmorton of Charlewood, Surrey, knight, Knight Marshall of His Majesty's Household, Sir William Throckmorton his son and heir apparent, and Elizabeth Bradshaw of the parish of St Mary le Savoy in the Strand, Middlesex, widow, to Jeffery Howland of Streatham, Surrey, esquire, of a capital messuage called Charlewood Place with land (300 acres), other closes of lands (40 and a half acres) and a farm (2 acres) in Charlewood, a capital messuage called Horsehills with land (80 acres), a messuage called Graces with land (45 acres), and a coppice wood called Row Garden Coppice (12 acres) in Horley, and a barn called Wovers Barn with land (60 acres), several closes of land (45 acres) and a messuage called Carters Tenement and land (72 acres) in Charlewood and Horley, Surrey, and the advowson, glebe lands, tithes, etc of the parish church, parsonage and rectory of Charlewood, for a term of 500 years, with provision for payment of £2240 by 9 March 1668 [by modern calendar 1669].
8 March 1666 19 Chas II [by modern calendar 1667].
Seals: two for Sir William Throckmorton and Elizabeth Bradshaw, with remnant of another for William Throckmorton, wrapped in paper, attached by tags.
Endorsed with memorandum of the borrowing of £1000 by Sir William Throckmorton the son (with his wife Dame Elizabeth) by an indenture of the 12th instant, on property comprising the manor of Radford and other lands, tenements and hereditaments in Warwickshire, and that Sir William is contented to stand charged for the better security of the payment of £1000 by this indenture, 13 Jan 1668 20 Chas II [by modern calendar 1669], with seal, wrapped in paper, attached by tongue.
With receipt of Sir William Throckmorton for £2000 paid by Jeffery Howland pursuant to the above indenture.
8 March 1666, by modern calendar 1667 [numbered 18a] |