Indenture of demise by Elizabeth Howies, widow, late the wife of William Howies,...

Indenture of demise by Elizabeth Howies, widow, late the wife of William Howies, of Brerdyng, to John Flemmyng, the younger, of Newport, 'marchaunt,' of a site with buildings (unam placeam terre edificatam) and a vacant half site (unam dimidiam placeam terre vacuam) in Newport, at the east end of the church of St. Thomas the Martyr, between the tenement late Richard Howies', land late William att Nashe's, the tenement and garden late John Bokett's, and the highway; also of three pieces of land and a close of land, whereof the three pieces lie in the parish of Carisbroke within the tything (decennam) of Shyde, in 'Carisbrokefeld,' and the close in the same parish, in the tithing of Gravyslond, having been late in the tenure of Robert Gilys, situate between lands of the warden of the New College of St. Mary the Virgin near Winchester, Margaret Wynnyat and the prior of Carisbrooke; to hold from Michaelmas last for sixty years, at 10s. rent. Isle of Wight. The feast of St. Martin, the Pope, 10 November, 12 Henry VIII. Endorsed: Indent' Elizabeth Hawles of my newe howsse made to John Flemmyng.