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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D779/T/1/9/45
Former ReferenceD779/T/167
TitleCounterpart confirmation of leases by 1. William Lord Pageatt of 'Beaudesarte', county Stafford, and Charles Pagett of Weston esquire, to 2. Anthony Hunton of Newark-upon-Trent, county Nottingham, doctor in physic and William Meryan of Wilford county Nottingham yeoman, reciting letters patent dated 12 June 38 Elizabeth I [1596] demising to Ellize Wynne of London gentleman for 40 years from Annunciation [25 March] 1609, messuages and 2 yarde land in Shardlow late in Stephen Pyme's tenure and before demised to Pyme by letters patent dated 4 July 29 Elizabeth I [1587] for 21 years (see D 779B/T 154 for further detail) and reciting that letters patent dated 21 August 38 Elizabeth I [1596] demised to John Wynyarde yeoman of the Wardrobe of her Highness' Beds, for £50 years from Annunciation [25 March] 1608, messuage and lands belonging in Shardlow in James Pyme's tenure, late parcel of Charles Pagett's possessions and before demised to James Pyme by letters patent dated 4 July 29 Elizabeth I [1587] for 21 years at rent of 40s, and reciting that Wynne and Wynyarde's estates have been assigned to Hunton and Meryan, and confirming, for £80, the recited terms to Hunton and Meryan.
Dated 9 February 7 James
Date[1610]
Extent1 item
Levelfile
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorHolden Family of Aston Hall, Aston-upon-Trent
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