| Title | Agreement between Nicholas Wolhowse of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex gent., and Millicent Wolhowse of London, widow, mother of Nicholas. In consideration of a yearly annuity of £40 granted him by his mother, from the rents of her property in Derbyshire and because she has paid off his debts to others, Nicholas sells to his mother and her heirs all the manor of Glapwell with appurtenances, including property leased to Roger Spawton, Nicholas Brailsforth, Alice Sampson widow, Henry Wyndle, John Greenesmith, Richard Padleye and Richard Marples and all his land in Palterton occupied by Henry Windle, Alice Sampson widow, including Bramley Priestfield, Housesteads and Hollin Hall in Rowthorne and all the lands which were the inheritance of John Wolhowse in Glapwell, Palterton, Rowthorn, Scarcliffe and Pleasley and elsewhere in Derbyshire and properties called the Well Head in Glapwell and the Grove or Greene (sic) in Palterton in the parish of Scarcliff and everything granted by John Wolhowse to Robert Cley of Glapwell and Emote his wife, and everything conveyed by John Cley, son and heir of Robert, to Anthony Woolhouse by an indenture of 1 Apr 27 Elizabeth and any claim that Nicholas has in the property. He will hand over all evidence relating to the property and before Easter next he will release by fine all the property in (Bowsworth) [? Husband's Bosworth or Market Bosworth, co. Leics.], Ault Hucknall and Scarcliffe, in the occupation of Robert Spencer Esq,., and all property in Glapwell, Palterton, Scarcliff, Rowthorn and Pleasley in which Anthony Wolhowse, Nicholas's father, was seised within three years last past. Nicholas will make any further ratification of Millicent's title that she thinks fit. The estate must be handed over clear of any liabilities Nicholas has incurred, 6 Apr 31 Elizabeth |