Indenture, being a declaration by Eleanor, daughter and heir of Ivo Fitz Waryn, knight,...

Indenture, being a declaration by Eleanor, daughter and heir of Ivo Fitz Waryn, knight, and wife of Ralph Bussh, esquire, reciting that Robert Andrew and others are seised of the manors of Ilbrewere, Putteney and Werne, co. Somerset, Fyfhyde Nevylle, Melbury Osemond, Blakelonde, Blakerew, Remmesber', Caundelhaddon, Antiokes, Lidelynch, Lydlynch Baret, Wynterborn Howton, Upcerne, and Burcombe, messuages and land in Shirborn, Woborn, and Hampreston, and the advowsons of the churches of Lidelynch, Wynterborn Howton, Upcerne, and Pourton, co. Dorset, half the manors of Brightwell Huskarlus, and Newenham, co. Oxford, and Byscote, co. Bedford, and of the reversion of the manor of Ravenes- thorpe, co. Northampton, all which descended to her by hereditary right, and appointing the profits thereof to herself and her husband during their life; presentations to be made to livings as they shall wish; after their death, the profits to be applied for maintenance of their children, payment of their debts, and subject thereto, 300 marks to be paid for the marriage of Margery, her daughter, and 20l. to the feoffees as their fee; lands to the yearly value of 100 marks to be given to John, their son, and the heirs of his body, whom failing, to William, John's brother, and the heirs of his body; the residue to William and the heirs of his body, whom failing, to John and the heirs of his body; and if there be no remaining heir of the bodies of Eleanor and Ralph, remainder to the feoffees in fee to demise land to the value of 100l. yearly to Margery and the heirs of her body, provided she be marriageable, of good conversation, and obedient to the feoffees, and, subject thereto, to sell and apply the proceeds to religious uses. 1 June, [-] Henry [VI].