| Description | Containing:
a) Deed to lead to a common recovery
Parties:
1) Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, Sybill Shoyswell
2) John Shoyswell
Property: capital messuage or manor house called Shoyswell with 21 acres in field called the Wishe, 23 acres in field called the Great Hye Deane and parcels called Little Hye Deane, Great and Little Bastians, the Hyland, Clay Crofte and Little Bastian Wood 'lying together', Great and Little Hills, two Geffery Lands, Longe Downe, Hollow Meade, Hyeland Field, Bromeham, Lodge Field, Marrow Field, Daniells Crofte, Freckle Crofte, Hollow Short Rige, Short Rige, Tereherst, Wood Crofte, Short Rige Croft, Lacyes Crofte, Shoyswell Meade, Millfield, Teresherst Meade, Rayles Marshe, the Ryddings and the Stumletts in parishes of Ichingeham, Burwashe and Tyseherst, Sussex
Recites marriage settlement of Sybill Shoyswell and Thomas Shoyswell, 1 Apr 1607
To recited uses
10 Jun 1609
b) Covenant, 10 Jun 1609
Parties:
1) Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, Sybill Shoyswell
2) John Shoyswell
John Shoyswell to enjoy the premises subject to payment of £130 yearly to Sybill Shoyswell; Sybill Shoyswell to effect further assurances at age of 21
Witnesses: Nicolas Kempe, Edmund Randolph, John Harte
c) Memorandum of statute for performance of covenants of the above, 3 Jul 1609
Parties:
1) 'my brother' John Shoyswell
2) Archbishop of Canterbury
Consideration: £1200
d) Memorandum of statute
Parties:
1) John Shoyswell
2) Edmund Randolphe
To indemnify Edmund Randolphe against payment of debts of John Shoyswell of £300 to Archbishop of Canterbury, £84 to John Courtropp and £51 5s to Margarett Steward
Consideration: £1800
e) Memorandum of bargain and sale, 29 Sep 1610
Parties:
1) John Shoyswell
2) William Ramer, 'chamberfellowe unto my cosen Randolphe in Lincolnes Inn'
Property: manor of Turses |