Counterpart of demise, 3 October, 9 Elizabeth, by John Danyell, of Dersbury, esquire,...

Counterpart of demise, 3 October, 9 Elizabeth, by John Danyell, of Dersbury, esquire, in consideration of 32l. to Henry Sutton and John Sutton, of the same, yeomen, of two 'clauses or pastures of land' on the north side of 'Byrcheley Woodde,' called the 'Poole Hey' and the 'New Commen Woodde' in Dersbury, to them and the longer liver of them their executors and assigns, from the feast of 'Saint Marten the Byshoppe in Wynter' next, for sixteen years at a pepper corn rent; provided that, if he pay them 'at thende and expiracion of the fyrst sixe yeres or at any time within one half yeare next after thexpiracion of the said lease or demyse (sic) the some of xxli.,' the lease to be void. Signed by mark. Witnesses, Thomas Daniell and others, endorsed. Cheshire.