Indenture of demise by Thomas Bampfeld, esquire, to William Farnham, of West Corscombe,...

Indenture of demise by Thomas Bampfeld, esquire, to William Farnham, of West Corscombe, husbandman, Joan his wife, and William, their son, for the term of their lives in survivorship, of the reversion expectant on the death or forfeiture of John Rawly, of Chedyngton, of a tenement in West Corscombe, a meadow called 'Pylmede,' a close of pasture called 'Stanley,' a close of pasture called 'Humley,' the south part of a pasture called 'Severell,' the south part of a meadow called 'Cokermede,' half the pasture for his beasts in 'Pyggismore,' half the arable in 'le Commen Feld,' half the pasture for his sheep in 'le Commen Feld' called 'le Downe,' half a close of pasture called 'le owte Downe,' and half all the land, meadow and pasture in the said John's occupation; rent, 4l. 6s. 8d.; attorneys to deliver seisin, George H [-] and Henry Hoskens. Dorset. 14 March, 22 Henry VIII.