ECR 52 012
Reference code
ECR 52 012
Title
Asthall and Fulbrook, Oxfordshire: Counterpart of lease
Level
Item
Date
2 June 1610
Content description
Counterpart of lease, by the Provost and College, upon surrender of the foregoing lease, to
Humfrey Repinton, of the Inner Temple, esquire, and John Hawkyns, of Burforde,
gentleman, of the rectory or parsonage of Astall with all tythes of corn and hay, lands,
meadows, pastures, and emoluments and other appurtenances and certain bushels of wheat
in Astall and Fulbruck called Churche Cheates pertaining to the rectory, the advowson of the
vicarage being reserved to the lessors. To hold for the lives in survivorship of Sir Lawrence
Tanfeld, Knight, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and the Lady Elizabeth Cary, wife of Sir
Henry Cary, Knight, Master of the Jewel house. Rent £12 13s 4d, 16 quarters of malt or their
money equivalent at the rate of Windsor Market, and 10 quarters of wheat similarly.
Signatures of lessees.
Witnesses: (for Hawkyns) Benjamin Owtred, public notary, and Thomas Hochinson; (for
Repington) James Underwoode, E Falkener.
Seals, red wax, on doubled tags.
(1) Oval, 18 x 16mm. ? Armorial, (Repington).
(2) Round, 15mm. A stag, (Hawkyns).
In the witnessing clause it is stated that the document has been signed, sealed and
delivered by Humfrey Repington to Francis Temple, gentleman, to the use of the Provost
and College.
Humfrey Repinton, of the Inner Temple, esquire, and John Hawkyns, of Burforde,
gentleman, of the rectory or parsonage of Astall with all tythes of corn and hay, lands,
meadows, pastures, and emoluments and other appurtenances and certain bushels of wheat
in Astall and Fulbruck called Churche Cheates pertaining to the rectory, the advowson of the
vicarage being reserved to the lessors. To hold for the lives in survivorship of Sir Lawrence
Tanfeld, Knight, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and the Lady Elizabeth Cary, wife of Sir
Henry Cary, Knight, Master of the Jewel house. Rent £12 13s 4d, 16 quarters of malt or their
money equivalent at the rate of Windsor Market, and 10 quarters of wheat similarly.
Signatures of lessees.
Witnesses: (for Hawkyns) Benjamin Owtred, public notary, and Thomas Hochinson; (for
Repington) James Underwoode, E Falkener.
Seals, red wax, on doubled tags.
(1) Oval, 18 x 16mm. ? Armorial, (Repington).
(2) Round, 15mm. A stag, (Hawkyns).
In the witnessing clause it is stated that the document has been signed, sealed and
delivered by Humfrey Repington to Francis Temple, gentleman, to the use of the Provost
and College.
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