Indenture being a grant by Simon Ryley and William Gardyner, masters and wardens...

Indenture being a grant by Simon Ryley and William Gardyner, masters and wardens of the gild of St. Mary, founded and maintained in the parish church of Brailes, and the brethren of the same, to John Pittes, clerk, and schoolmaster (ludimagistro) of Brailes, for good service done them, of 8l. 20d. annuity, charged upon a hostel called 'le George,' in Thomas Wilkes' occupation, a messuage called 'Bernardes ground' in the said William Gardyner's occupation, cottages in the occupation of Henry Rounton, Robert Prestcote, Robert Machyn and Thomas Mountforthe, a close and virgate of land in 'Dodfold,' in Symon Ryley's occupation, and four cottages in the occupation of William Warde, Richard Machyn, John Tomkyns and Richard Heycocke, all in Brailes; and upon a messuage and virgate and a half of land, with meadow belonging, in Weston, between land of William Sheldon, gentleman; upon the mill in Eppwell, in the occupation of Edward Halthen and the cottage in Banbury, in the occupation of William Welford, both in Oxfordshire, Warwickshire. 6 October, 29 Henry VIII. At foot, Examined by me Clement Throkmerton, surveyor; also allowed. Signed Ry: Sakevyle, Thomas Moyle, Wa: Mildmay.