| Title | Feoffments to uses by James Spendlove of Highedge [Heage] in consideration of his love towards Walter Spendlove alias Alsopp (his son now one of the yeomen of the Queen's Chamber) and his other sons, to George Radford senior of Crich yeoman and Thomas Fyrebrase of Derby saddler, of messuage in Heage ("Highedge") in which James lives with buildings, lands etc belonging close called Fernelee and close called Alcoke Feld now divided into several parts, to the use of James for life, then to Walter and heirs of his body if Edward another of James's sons does not pay to Walter £20 by feast of St Martin the Bishop in winter 1591 [11 Nov] but if he does pay the £20, which Walter gave Edward at their father's instance, then to use of Edward for life, then to first born son and that son's heirs male, with successive remainders to James' sons Walter, Thomas (deceased)'s heirs male, John and George and their heirs male, James' heirs male and James's right heirs. |