Counterpart of bargain and sale by Edward Clere of Blicklinge, esquire, lord of the...

Counterpart of bargain and sale by Edward Clere of Blicklinge, esquire, lord of the manor of Burghe Vaux, to John Scott, of Thrigby, gentleman, of 3r. land in three pieces, in Thrigby field, abutting on the common of Thrigby called 'South Grene,' and on lands of John Gardyner, Thomas Burre, Thomas Goosee, William Paston, esquire, and Thomas Clere, esquire; which land, inter alia, he had by the bargain and sale of John Parker, of Pokethorpe, in the county of the city of Norwich, gentleman, and Richard Churche, of Pokethorpe, yeoman, by their writing indented dated 10 May, 12 Elizabeth; rent to the lord of the manor of Burghe Vaux 1d., double rent for a relief and suit of court, or 3d. for each default; attorney to deliver seisin. Richard Heyward, his servant. Norfolk. Thrigby, 12 May, 18 Elizabeth, 1576. Signed By me John Scott.  Memorandum of livery of seisin endorsed.