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Description: | Richard Skepper of East Kirkby, gent,
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Elizabeth Kelk eldest daughter of Robert Kelk of Barnetby, esq.
A messuage, curtilage and orchard near the capital messuage in East Kirkby, a messuage and 2 closes of meadow and pasture of 12a. known as Brigstone house and closes. A close of meadow and pasture of 5a. known as Hill close, a close of meadow or pasture of 14a. known as ashe close, a close of meadow or pasture of 7a. known as church le [hole in parchment] close, a close of pasture of 80a. in Kilnsey and Easington in Holderness, Yorkshire, known as Hutton close, a close of pasture of 20a. in Skeffling in Holderness, Yorkshire, known as Outen croft.
Tenants to suffer a recovery: Thomas Bateman of Raithby, gent, and John Cock of Bolingbroke gent.
Feoffees to the use of the married pair: Robert Kelk the younger, gent, and William Nelson of Manby, gent.
Consideration: £300 to be paid by the father.
The close in Holderness to be stocked with sheep to the value of £80 by Richard Skepper if he dies before Elizabeth and the same value of sheep by the wife's relations if she dies first.
Signed and sealed by the Kelks, Nelson, Bateman and Cock.
Witnesses. | Temporal: | 12 Apr 1626 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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