Feoffment by John Clyff of Amwell, 'gentilman,' John Bokeney of Hoddesden, John Thomson,...

Feoffment by John Clyff of Amwell, 'gentilman,' John Bokeney of Hoddesden, John Thomson, and John Scarlet, of the same, to Sir John Say, knight, John Sturgeon, esquire, John Pulter, John Knyghton, and Thomas Braughyng, gentilmen, of a grove of wood, which they had by the feoffment of William Smyth, late of Hoddesdon, and Emma his wife, 5 Nov., 8 Edward IV., called 'Dellys' in the parish of Amwell, between Gosbolles and Shaddescroft on the north, and landes called 'Wowelond' on the south, and abutting on the high road to Hertford and Hoddesdon, with letter of attorney authorising Thomas Crouche to deliver seisin. Hertfordshire. 20 March, 17 Edward IV.