| Description | Thomas Eyre agrees to convey to the trustees the manors of Hassoppe, Roland, Calver, Brampton, Barley and Thornehill; and all other manors, messuages, liberties and privileges (including the keeping of the Barmoot court and appointing of the Barmaster), in Hassoppe, Roland, Calver, Brampton, Barley, Thornehill, Wigley, Woodshelf, Morrey, Dronfield, Holmesfield, Horseley, Great Longsden, Wardloe, Pillesley, Bubnell, Basloe, Bakewell, Overhadden, Great Huckloe, Little Huckloe, Goldcliffe, Nether Padley; to be held to the use of Rowland Eyre and his heirs, etc., Hassoppe, Rowland, Calver, Brampton and Barley being held to the use of Thomas until his death. The manor of Thornehill is to be Anne's jointure. |