Indenture 26 January, 21 Henry VIII, being the memorandum of an agreement between...

Indenture 26 January, 21 Henry VIII, being the memorandum of an agreement between 'Richarde Everarde,' of Shentone, Leicestershire, 'yoman,' brother and heir of 'Johne Everarde,' late of Nuneton, Warwickshire, of the one part, and 'Elinour Everarde,' widow, late the wife of the said John, and William Lathame and Alice, his wife, daughter of the said Elinour, of the other, for a marriage to be had between William Everarde, second son of Richard, and 'Elinour' Lathame, daughter of the said William and Alice, before the 'feist of All Seyntes,' 1585, 'after the law and custome of Holie Churche,' if they consent, 'and the said law it woll soeffer to be doone'; the said Elinour and, Richarde shall enfeoff Thomas Try, esquire, 'Rauff' Purefoy, Thomas Langham, William Pulteney, Robert Acres, George Mathewe, Thomas Eyton, 'gentilmen, Thomas Bradgait, John Tomsone and Thomas Wightman, 'yomen,' of the land, etc. in Nunetone late the said John Everard's, viz. the house he dwelt in, bought of John Bonde, and land, etc. bought of one Wayt called 'Waytes landes' to the use of the said Elynour Everarde, for life, according to her said husbond's last will, with remainder to the use of the said William and Elynour Lathame, or if they refuse, or 'disable' themselves to marry, etc. 'the other chylder' of William and Alice Lathame are mentioned. Warwickshire.