Bill indented made 'the daye of the Purification of our lady,' 10 Henry VIII, in...

Bill indented made 'the daye of the Purification of our lady,' 10 Henry VIII, in the church of St. Thomas of Acon, London, between 8 and 10 o'clock 'before none,' witnessing that Thomas Godsalve, of Norwich, gentleman, 'as assigne unto John Flegge of Nedeham Market,' Suffolk, gentleman, by John's order, has paid to Rauf Warreyn, of London, mercer, 6l. 13s. 4d. by order of Edward Styrop of London, 'haburdassher,' and George Legh, of Newyngton, Surrey, gentleman, 'which pretenden either of theym to be executors or assignes unto Margarete Ideley, late of Newyngton aforesaid, wydowe nowe decessed, and to have the admynistracion' of such money as was due to her by John at her decease 'for the bargeyn and sale of the maner of Bokenham fery, etc. and of the adowsons of the churches of Bokenham and Hassyngham, Norfolk; to be redelivered by Ralph to whichever of the said Edward and George shall be decreed entitled to receive the same by Mr. Doctor Veyse, dean of the king's chapel, Mr. Doctor Taillour and Mr. Robert Toveys, 'Maisters of the Kynges Chauncerye,' or two of them. Signatures and seals of Styropp, Legh and Godsalre. Witnesses' names endorsed. Norfolk.