Counterpart of bargain and sale by Edward Clere of Blicklynge, Norfolk, esquire,...

Counterpart of bargain and sale by Edward Clere of Blicklynge, Norfolk, esquire, lord of the manors of Ormesby and Bardolphes in Scrotbye, in consideration of 26l. to John Willyams of Scrotby, of two pieces of land and pasture there, severally enclosed, with a house thereon, whereof the one piece containing by standard measure 3a. lately in the bond tenure of the said John Willyams as 2½a. held of the manor of Ormesby lies between the messuage and garden of the said John and the common of Scrotby called 'the Westgrene,' etc., and the other, containing 1a. with house, late in the bond tenure of Avelin Wattes, held of the manor of Bardolphes, between the said 3a. and land of Robert Palmer, gentleman, etc.; rent, to the lords of the manor of Bardolphes, 18d., double rent for a relief, and suit of court; attorney to deliver seisin, his servant John Merston. Norfolk. 22 October, 18 Elizabeth. Memorandum annexed, saving the premises harmless from the dower of Fraunces, Edward's then wife.