Bond by Leonard Morton, of Barwyk upon Twede and George Morton, of the same, to Thomas...

Bond by Leonard Morton, of Barwyk upon Twede and George Morton, of the same, to Thomas Darcy, knight, lord Darcy, in 100l. at Easter next, conditioned as follows:—Whereas the said Leonard and George, John Haggarston and Custance Bekke, widow, have taken of the said lord Darcy and of Sir George Darcy, knight, 'the hoole waters and fisshyng in Twede nygh Barwyk upon Twede belonging to Baumburgh,' as by indentures of even date appears; if the said John and Custance before the Purification next seal and deliver as their deed to Thomas Grey, 'squier,' Lyell Gray and Mathew Thompson, to the use of the said lord, the one part of the said indentures, and also an obligation of 100l. of even date, wherein the said Leonard, George, John and Custance be bound for performance of all the articles in the said indentures specified; or in case the said John and Custance refuse, if the said Leonard and George do, before the said feast, name and appoint two other sufficient sureties, unto the said Thomas, Lyell and Mathew, within the county of Northumberland, or town of Barwyk upon Twede, such as the said Thomas Grey and the others will accept on his lordship's behalf, and if the said sureties seal and deliver, etc. then the bond to be void. 11 November, 25 Henry VIII. Witnesses' names, 'Dompne Thomas Benet, master of Coket Elande, Gawen Aiscogh, and Mathew Thomson,' endorsed. Northumberland