Indenture being a feoffment by John Aldham, of Shymplyng, gentleman, and by Henry...

Indenture being a feoffment by John Aldham, of Shymplyng, gentleman, and by Henry Ravyn, of Sowthbarowe, yeoman, at John's request, in part performance of a bargain and sale specified in indentures tripartite, 17 September, 11 Elizabeth, between the said John Aldham, of the first, Thomas Thwaytes, of Hardyngham, esquire, of the second, and Francis Sturges, of Craneworthe, in the said county, esquire, of the third, to the said Thomas Thwaytes, of a moiety of the manors called Elyngham Cawes alias Cawes and Buttelles, and a moiety of the advowson of the rectory of Sowthbarowe alias Sowthbergh, with a moiety of the lands and pastures called 'Oxleyfeld' in the parishes of Sowthbarowe, Hengham, Hardyngham and Reymerston, of meadows and enclosures thereto belonging, and of all lands, etc. accounted part of the said manors within the last twelve years, now held by the said John Aldham or Elizabeth his wife, in the towns above named and in Rysyng, Craneworth, Little Elyngham, Skulton, Sturston, Hackford and Depham; also of the moiety of a messuage or tenement called 'Mansons,' and of a parcel of land or alder-carr (alneti) called 'Rawaghe' lying in Hardyngham, and of a moiety of land, etc. in Hengham, Hardyngham and Sowthbarowe to the said messuage belonging called 'Mansons' or 'Mantestons'; to hold to the said Thomas Thwaytes, to the use of himself, his heirs and assigns; similarly feoffment of the other moiety of all the above premises to the said Francis Sturges; warranty in both cases against himself and his heirs and his wife Elizabeth and her heirs; attorney to deliver seisin, John Cady, of Great Elyngham, 'yoman.' Norfolk. 19 September, 11 Elizabeth.