| Description | Parties:
1) Robert Baldon, Baldon [Baildon], esquire, his son and heir Nicholas Baldon
2) William Steade, Baldon, yeoman, John Watson, Rastrike, husbandman
Robert and Nicholas Baldon to convey to William Steade and John Watson all their manor and lands in Baildon and Byngley [Bingley]
Property: tenement called Morhowse, close called Overwood, wood called Baldon Gill, tenement called Tranche Howse, closes called Mylne Close and Eyland, and two great closes called the Eyland and the Armitt Lee all in Baldon to use of Robert Baldon and wife Margaret for lives, then to Nicholas Baldon for life, then to his son and heir Robert and son William successively in tail male; five tenements in Baldon (one called the Brakan Hall) to use of Nicholas Baldon and wife Sybell, then to Robert and William the sons successively in tail male; moiety of a corn mill in Baldon to use of Robert Baldon for life, then to Nicholas and Sybell Baldon for lives, then to Robert and William the sons successively in tail male; residue to Robert Baldon for life, then to Nicholas Baldon, then to Robert and William the sons successively in tail male; tenants named |