| Description | Counterpart indenture of Lease from Sir Thomas Puckering, baronet, to Richard Lee, baker, and John Kerbye, yeoman, all of Warwick, of a close of meadow called the Asps in Tachbrook, in the tenure of Sir Thomas Puckering and [blank] Westly, widow, for a term of 3 years from the next feast of SS Phillip and Jacob [1 May 1612], at the annual rent of £40, with £3 to be paid for every acre tilled or ploughed.
20 July 9 Jas [1611].
Seals: two, red, for Richard Lee and John Kerbye (both with designs of quadruped animals), attached by tags. |