Counterpart of demise, 18 October, 18 Henry VIII, by Thomas Danyell, of Dersbie,...

Counterpart of demise, 18 October, 18 Henry VIII, by Thomas Danyell, of Dersbie, Cheshire, gentleman, son and heir apparent of John Danyell, and one of the coheirs of Roger Pilkyngton, to Maurice Osborne, of Kelmersche, Northamptonshire, gentleman, in consideration of 10l. of his part and 'purpartie' of the manor of Clipston, with the advowson of the church, and all land, etc. in Clipston and Kelmersche, from Michaelmas next for 41 years, at a rent for the first six and a half years of 6d. 'if hit be laufully axed,' and thereafter of 30s. 6d.; covenants to sell to none but Maurice, and for return of money if title prove bad. Signed by me Maurice Osborn. Northamptonshire.