1. Frances Plowdon of Plowden esq, John Webb of Drury Lane co Midd esq, John Vincent...

1. Frances Plowdon of Plowden esq, John Webb of Drury Lane co Midd esq, John Vincent of Grayes Inn esq, Pierce Butler of James Streete, St. Martin in the Feilds esq., Nicholas Trussell of Long acre, St. Martin in the Fields gent, Robert Hows of Weston Underwood co Bucks gent and William Bright of Madecott co Salop.

2. Margery Bowen of Mindtowne widow

Cons: £90

Feoffment in a messuage in Longvill (Rowland Moyle) cont. a house and at the yearly rent of £ 4.10. Rent to be paid to Webb, Vincent, and Hows during the life time of Plowden and to Butler and Trussell after ¼ and ¼ heriot within 2 days of the death of any principal tenant and also ¼ within 2 days of an alienation as relief, and suit and service, as the other tenants of the manor except as to heriot and relief. She will pay reasonable fines for default of suit of court etc. Warranty. Covenant that the property is not encumbered and for quiet possession and further assurance She covenants not to set up any standing on any waste ground of the manor, other than shall be adjoining to her freehold and that for the time of Longvill fayre. If she erect or set up any shop or standing she shall pay 5s for every default. Covenant for distraint and recentry in case of non-payment of rent or fines etc. 20 days. William Bright appointed as attorney.

Signatures of Francis Plowden, John Webbe, Jo. Vincent, Pierce Butler, Nicholas Trussell, Robert Hows, William Bright.

Witnesses:- P.Brian, Nicholas Gibbons, Francis Gibbons, Richard Lucas, John Pell, Thomes Rogers, John Bright, Edward Bright (mark), Thomas Mauncell (mark), Frauncis Hows.

Witnesses to livery of seizin:- 29 April 1658:- Thomas Rogers, John Bright, Edward Bright (mark), Thomas Mauncell (mark), Francis Hows.