Indenture of demise, 24 May, 7 Edward VI, by John Phetyplace, of Stanlayke, Oxfordshire,...

Indenture of demise, 24 May, 7 Edward VI, by John Phetyplace, of Stanlayke, Oxfordshire, gentleman, to Thomas Froste, of Welde, Hampshire, 'husbandeman,' of 'all the scite of one house callid Horwooddes Ferme' in the parish of Preston Candever, with arable land belonging, with divers closes (named), and a pasture called 'the Hays,' 'one chamber and a parler' in the said 'ferme house' excepted, 'for his resorte thider,' common of pasture for seven hundred sheep, and common for his 'rudder beastes in a pasture called Ocollte'; to hold for twelve years from Michaelmas next; rent, 16 quarters of well 'wynedid' wheat and 34 quarters of barley; covenant that John shall yearly have 'two acres of the beste fetchys growyng upon the lande belongyng to the saide ferme,' paying 2s.; covenant that Thomas shall enjoy for his own profit 'the foldyng of all such sheep as the said John' 'shall kepe,' etc. Hampshire.