| Description | Parties:
1) Sir William Gee, South Burton alias Bishoppburton [Bishop Burton]
2) Francis Surdevell, Riston alias Ruston [Long Riston], yeoman
Property: messuage, croft and one oxgang (late in tenure of William Burton, husbandman); cottage, croft, three acres one steng (late in tenure of Randalle Swawdayle, husbandman)
Consideration: Francis Surdevell to pay Sir William Gee £6 a year for 16 years
Witnesses: Thomas Lee, William Legerd, [Tho?] Richardson
With livery of seisin and attornment of William Burton, 4 Jul 1602
Witnesses: Marmduke Tennison senior, Marmaduke Tennison junior, John Bell, William Downes, Peter Surdivell, Henry Surdivell, John Heade, Peter Parkyn, William Tennyson, Robert Chynney
Attached is letter of attorney to William Legard, Beverley, to deliver seisin, 31 May 1602 |