Grant by John Bolle, of Chelmefford, Essex, son and heir of John Bolle, late of the...

Grant by John Bolle, of Chelmefford, Essex, son and heir of John Bolle, late of the same, the elder, 'dier,' to John Tendryng, the elder, of Borham, Nicholas Cornewell, Robert Longe, Thomas White, John Gardener and John Borham, the younger, of Borham, to the use of the said John Tendryng, of (1) the land, etc. in Borham, formerly Robert Bubbe's; (2) a messuage and 18a. land, called 'Elyottes' in Borham, with 1a. meadow in Wroseney meadow; (3) a croft of land in Borham, called 'Grenelanecroft,' between 'Grenelane,' land late William Tabour's, land of Nicholas Borham, and the highway from Chelmefford to Witham; (4) two crofts of arable and ½a. wood in Borham, to wit 'Townhannescroft alias Cornwayleis Croft' and the croft called 'Lay acre,' now laid together and lying between William Hayward's land, land belonging to the manor of 'Borham Halle,' 'Lousheywode' and 'Elyottis lande,' and the ½a. wood lies between 'Tounhannescroft,' William Hayward's land and the wood belonging to the rectory of Borham, together with a lane to the said crofts and wood belonging; (5) the land, etc. called 'Redhodes' lying dispersed in Borham late belonging to Roger Rolff of Little Waltham; (6) a messuage and garden with two crofts of land adjacent in Borham, called 'Gerrardes' between land of the prior and convent of Leighes called 'Westfeld' on the east, land late Thomas Tailour's on the west, the highway from Chelmefford to Witham on the south and the said land called 'Westfeld' on the north; all which lands, etc. descended to him the said John Bolle on the death of the said John Bolle, the elder, his father, who died solely seised thereof, inasmuch as he outlived John Appulton, Robert Dean, John Reve, the younger, John Tendryng, farmer (firmar'), John Pecchy, Thomas Kent and William Sampson, who were jointly seised thereof by the gift and feoffment of John Tendryng, late of Borham aforesaid, 'chaundeler,' and Agnes, his wife, by charter dated at Borham, 20 April, 2 Edward IV. Witnesses:—Nicholas Borham, and others (named). Essex. The last day of February, 14 Henry VII.  Endorsed: The dede that Bulle sole feoffe shall make to John Tendryng and his cofeoffes.