Indenture of even date [4 October, 23 Elizabeth], being a feoffment, in consideration...

Indenture of even date [4 October, 23 Elizabeth], being a feoffment, in consideration of 200l. by George Foster, citizen and goldsmith of London, son and heir of John Foster, late citizen and bowyer of London, deceased, to William Dermer alias Dormer of London, scrivener, of a messuage or tenement late in the said John Foster's occupation, and of a 'messuage or tenement bakehowse,' in the occupation of William Jackson, baker, in the parish of St. Katheryn Christchurche within Algate of London,' etc. Signed: George Foster. 'Sealled and delivered in the tenemente Taverne nowe in thoccupacion of Robert Dodd, and late in thoccupacion of John Foster and afterwardes delivered in the tenemente Bakehowse above specified by the said George to the said William Dormer in the presence of us R. Smy[t]he, Robert Northe, Wm. Dodd, scriv'. London.

Memorandum endorsed of livery of seisin, 24 October, 1581, of the 'tenemente Bakehowse' and the 'other tenemente nowe a taveme,' etc.