Deed poll by Edward Jenkyns, of Calais, soldier, and Joan his wife. Whereas King...

Deed poll by Edward Jenkyns, of Calais, soldier, and Joan his wife. Whereas King Henry VII, by letters patent under the seal of the said town, 20 August, 15 Henry VII, demised to Thomas Barton, merchant of the staple there, for seventy years at 3s. 4d. rent, four tenements, and an old 'wolhouse,' with a void site adjacent, which by reason of their decayed state had come to his hands, abutting on 'Sainct Nicholas strete' on the south, a tenement and void site then John Huberd's, now the king's, on the north, a 'wolhouse' then belonging to William Cope, esquire, now to the king, on the east, and 'Sholane' on the west, etc; they assign the lease, which has come to their hands, to William Powlet, and the others, as above, to the king's use. 5 December, 24 Henry VIII. Calais