Indenture being a feoffment by Robert Arnolde, of Fareham, 'smyth,' in consideration...

Indenture being a feoffment by Robert Arnolde, of Fareham, 'smyth,' in consideration of 16l., to Henry Bickley, of Portesmouth, 'marchant,' of a burgage and half-burgage with barn and garden adjacent in the borough of Fareham, in the west street there, between the tenement of Richard Segewike on the west and the burgage of Thomas Hyll on the east, the highway on the south and Richard Segewike's meadow on the north; rent to the chief lords, 18d. Hampshire. 18 September, 6 Edward VI.

Memorandum at foot that this charter was acknowledged before John White, esquire, one of the justices of the peace, and Ralph Hensley, gentleman, clerk of the peace of the said county, the said day and year according to the late statute. Signed per me Joh'em White, per me Rad'm Henslowe cl'icu' pacis. Endorsed: Irrotulatn inter Memoranda de anno sexto regis Edwardi sexti.