Feoffment by Robert Southwell, esquire, and Ursula, his wife, to Nicholas Shelton...

Feoffment by Robert Southwell, esquire, and Ursula, his wife, to Nicholas Shelton and Richard Bradbrygge, of the manors of Fyllolleshall and Little Badow, Essex, the manor of Netherhall alias Gedelyston, Hertfordshire, the manor of Wodyngton alias Wotton, Surrey, tenements in the city of London formerly of William Estfyld, knight, now deceased, viz. two tenements in the parish of St. Magnus (sancte Magnet') called 'le Sygne of the Gunne,' a tenement without Crepylgate called 'le Popynjay aley,' and a tenement in Lumbardstret next the messuage called 'le l'opyshed' on the west side of it, together with all other their lands in the said counties; to hold for the term of the life of the said Ursula; attorneys to deliver seisin, John Wattes and William Hardyng. Essex, Hertfordshire, London, Surrey. 24 April, 9 Henry VII.