ECR 54 030
Reference code
ECR 54 030
Title
Eton, Buckinghamshire and other properties: Grant of land
Level
Item
Date
10 July 1506
Extent & medium
1 manuscript
Content description
Grant by Richard Payn, clerk, Richard Kyte, clerk, Richard Blount, esquire, and Thomas Hunt to Roger Lupton, Provost, and the College of Eton of a garden, 46 acres of meadow, 24 acres of pasture and a rent of 10s a year in Eton, co. Bucks, and 8 messuages 100 acres of arable, 46 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 12d rent in New Windsor, co. Berks, and all lands, rents, etc. in Eton and Windsor or elsewhere in the said counties which they lately had conjointly with Edward Mondevyle, clerk, and John Barton, now deceased, of the grant of Henry Boste, clerk, to certain uses specified in indentures between the Provost and College of Eton and the Provost and College of the Queen at Oxford in performance of last will of Henry Bost.
To hold in performance of the said will. And appointment of William Canon and Robert Staper as their attorneys to enter the premises and deliver seisin.
Signatures of Richard Blount and Richard Payne.
Witnesses: Master J Argentein, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and Thomas Skalon, a Fellow of the same.
Four seals, red wax, on doubled tags.
1) Oval, 10 x 17mm. A head in profile.
2) Rectangular, 11 x 15mm. A double-headed eagle.
3) Round, 12mm. A boar's head.
4) Rectangular, 12 x 8mm. A lion passant.
To hold in performance of the said will. And appointment of William Canon and Robert Staper as their attorneys to enter the premises and deliver seisin.
Signatures of Richard Blount and Richard Payne.
Witnesses: Master J Argentein, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and Thomas Skalon, a Fellow of the same.
Four seals, red wax, on doubled tags.
1) Oval, 10 x 17mm. A head in profile.
2) Rectangular, 11 x 15mm. A double-headed eagle.
3) Round, 12mm. A boar's head.
4) Rectangular, 12 x 8mm. A lion passant.
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