Feoffment by John Apseley, esquire, to Robert Hardyng, citizen and alderman of London,...

Feoffment by John Apseley, esquire, to Robert Hardyng, citizen and alderman of London, John Hardyng, and Geoffrey Gough, of London, goldsmith, to the use of the said Geoffrey, of a tenement, or messuage, with buildings, in the parish of St. Mary of Colchirch, London, between the tenement belonging to the fraternity of Corpus Christi in the Poultry (pulletria), London, on the east, the tenement late of Richard Charleton, knight, on the south, the tenement belonging to the art or mistery of Tailors, London, on the west, and the street on the north. William Horne, knight, being mayor, John Fenkell, knight, and William Remyngton, sheriffs of London, Edmund Shaa, knight, alderman of the ward. Witnesses. London, 3 December, 3 Henry VII. London.