Feoffment by (1) John Jerram the elder of Long Eaton, blacksmith, and Mary his wife, to (2) Charles Jerram of Blidworth, co Nottingham, blacksmith, son and heir apparent of John Jerram by Anne, his late wife deceased, reciting: (a) bequests from his brother-in-law and mother-in-law, amounting to £37 2s 1d, which John Jerram received in trust for Charles, (b) the payment of £10 by John Jerram to Charles, (c) that Charles gave his father a general release for the remaining money, in consideration of the foregoing, of natural love and affection, and lastly of 5s., conveying a cottage and the orchard adjoining, situated in Long Eaton, now or late in the possession of Richard Roper, John Jerram’s under tenant, subject to an annual rent charge of 25s payable to John Jerram and his assigns during his natural life 1767