Feoffment by Richard Wray, of Soberton, Hampshire, 'yoman,' cousin and heir of John...

Feoffment by Richard Wray, of Soberton, Hampshire, 'yoman,' cousin and heir of John Wray, late of the king's household (hospicio), 'gentilman,' to Philip Wray, of London, 'taillour,' his son (filio meo naturali), William Blythman, 'clothewerker,' and John Whyte, 'peawtrer,' citizens of London, of all his land, etc. in the parishes of Richemonde, Surrey, and Braynford, Middlesex, or elsewhere in the realm, which descended to him on the death of the said John Wray; to hold to the use of the said Philip, his heirs and assigns; attorneys to deliver seisin, John Sterne, 'gentylman,' and John Wylford, notary public. Middlesex, Surrey. 26 October, 24 Henry VIII.  Memorandum of livery seisin endorsed, by John Sterne to Philip Wray, Tuesday, 17 December, 24 Henry VIII, at 'le Rose' in the town of Richemounde and at [-]. in the town of Braynforde, in the name of all land, etc. in the respective counties, in the presence of 'Massei' Villiard, of the king's household, gentleman, John Smyth, John Lovell, John Parkins, John Maxwell, John Millinett.