Counterpart indenture, whereby William, the prior, and the convent of the church...

Counterpart indenture, whereby William, the prior, and the convent of the church of the Holy Trinity within Algate, London, reciting that William de Wylehale, citizen of London, long before the statute of mortmain, gave for his soul, etc. to God and their church aforesaid and to John, then prior, etc. in pure alms, 10s. 4d. quit rent from land with buildings in the parish of St. Pancras beside Soperslane, London, which Gilbert le Bas then held of him, lying between St. Pancras church on the east, and a tenement late Thomas de Grantham's on the west; and reciting that John Hadele now holds the said land and has newly built a house on part of it, the residue having been assigned as part of the church yard of St. Pancras; release the said John from all arrears of rent, and agree that, for twenty years from Michaelmas next, he shall pay them 6s. 8d. yearly, only, but that, thereafter, the tenants of the said land and house shall be bound to pay the original rent of 10s. 4d. London, Midsummer day, 9 Richard II beginning. London.