Indenture being the defeasance of feoffments made by Sir Baldwin Mountford, knight,...

Indenture being the defeasance of feoffments made by Sir Baldwin Mountford, knight, to Sir John Clynton, and others, of the manors Ilmyndon, Mouncspathe, Ulnale and Ramenham,and to William Mountfort, William Boule and Simon Thorverton of the manor of Coleshull and of all his goods, etc. viz. should he die before his return from Spain, he willed that his said feoffees should enfeoff his wife of the manor of Ilmyndon, for life, with reversion to the heirs of his body; that they should pay his debts and perform his testament from the issues of the manors of Coleshull, Moncspathe, Ulnale, and Ramenham and from his said goods, and thereafter should enfeoff his said wife of the manor of Coleshull, for life, with the like reversion; that they should apply the profits of the manors of Moncspathe, Ulnale and Ramenham for the marriage of Margaret, his daughter, and the benefit of Thomas, William and Baldwin, his sons, at the discretion of the said Sir John de Clynton, and of the said William, William and Simon, till the coming of age of his son and heir, and then, all being performed as above, should enfeoff him thereof for ever; he also willed that if the church of Ilmyndon, or of Ramenham, fell vacant in his absence, they should present such person as William de Boule should nominate, to whichever church he chose, and should present the said Simon to the other, on the next vacancy. Berkshire, Warwickshire.