ECR 55 129
Reference code
ECR 55 129
Title
Property in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Crondal, Hampshire: Memorandum of surrender
Level
Item
Date
26 September 1730
Extent & medium
1 folio
Content description
Memorandum of surrender, by John Hockly, a customary tenant of the manor of Crondall, by the acceptance of James Clarke and Edward Stent, two tenants, of three pieces of land called parks, containing 5 acres, another piece called White Croft containing 2 acres, another piece called Derby Close containing 2 acres, a piece of meadow called Littell Mead containing ½ acre, and 7 other pieces containing altogether 5 acres, and a piece called Wilkes containing 2 acres, all the premises being in Yately, to the use of James Hockly, his son, and Sarah, his wife, for their lives in survivorship, with remainder to John, son of the said James and his heirs. Should the said John Hockly, senior, be alive at the end of the next Court Baron this surrender to be void.
The mark of Hockly.
Signatures of Clarke and Stent.
The mark of Hockly.
Signatures of Clarke and Stent.
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