ECR 52 163
Reference code
ECR 52 163
Title
Asthall and Fulbrook, Oxfordshire: Copy of indenture tripartite
Level
Item
Date
24 July 1628
Extent & medium
11 folios
Content description
Copy of indenture tripartite, between John, Lord Bishop of Oxford, of the first part, dame Elizabeth Tanfild, of Burford, widow, of the second part, and John Palmer, of Bampton, co.
Oxon, gentleman, and John Woodward, of Burford, gentleman, of the third part, by which the Bishop leases to the said dame Elizabeth the rectory and parish church of Burford, and the
chapel of Fulbrooke, with all lands and buildings and other appurtenances belonging thereto, except woods, underwoods, mines and quarries and the advowson of the Church of Burford.
To hold for the lives in survivorship of Sir Lucyys Carye, Knight, son and heir apparent of Henry Viscount Falkland, Lord Deputy General of Ireland, Victoria Carye, one of the daughters of the said Viscount, and William Hodges, son and heir apparent of Anthony Hodges, gentleman, to the use of the said dame Elizabeth and of such to whom she shall be her last will or other writing dispose the same. Rent £20.
Certified a true copy by Thomas Lumley and Henry Clopton.
Oxon, gentleman, and John Woodward, of Burford, gentleman, of the third part, by which the Bishop leases to the said dame Elizabeth the rectory and parish church of Burford, and the
chapel of Fulbrooke, with all lands and buildings and other appurtenances belonging thereto, except woods, underwoods, mines and quarries and the advowson of the Church of Burford.
To hold for the lives in survivorship of Sir Lucyys Carye, Knight, son and heir apparent of Henry Viscount Falkland, Lord Deputy General of Ireland, Victoria Carye, one of the daughters of the said Viscount, and William Hodges, son and heir apparent of Anthony Hodges, gentleman, to the use of the said dame Elizabeth and of such to whom she shall be her last will or other writing dispose the same. Rent £20.
Certified a true copy by Thomas Lumley and Henry Clopton.
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