Indenture of demise, 28 June, 2 Edward VI, by John Danyell, of Derrysbury, gentleman,...

Indenture of demise, 28 June, 2 Edward VI, by John Danyell, of Derrysbury, gentleman, to Henry Sutton, of the same, husbandman, in consideration of 5l. fine, of a messuage or tenement there, now in the occupation of Margaret Sutton, late the wife of Thomas Sutton; also of 2¾a. on the south side of 'the Comenwoode'; to hold from 'the feast of Seynt Martyn in Wynter the bysshop next,' for Henry's life, at 14s. rent and 6s. 8d. for the ground in 'the Comenwoode,' etc.; the said Henry shall suffer the said Margaret, his mother, to enjoy half the said messuage for her life, etc.; he 'shall dygg delve and make marie pyttes in and appon the seid ground, so that the same Henry do sett the same marle appon the seid ground'; attorneys to deliver seisin, George Danyell, Richard Wodward. Cheshire.