Deed to lead the uses of a Fine

From (a) Philip Fynes, s. and heir of Thomas Fynes, late of London, esq., dec'd (one of the sons of Thomas Fynes, late [8th] Lord Dacre to (b) Sir Richard Sackevile, kt., Under Treasurer of the Exchequer, and P.C. (d. 1566; see D.N.B.).

Sussex: Manors of Herstmonceux, Hurstpierpoint, Westmeston, Streat, Buckholt, Ewhurst, Barwicke and Hailsham in Barwick and lands in Herstmonceux, Horsy in the Lampham, Hurstpierpoint, Streat, Westmeston, Buckholt, Ewhurst, Berwick, Hailsham in Barwick, Knight Dolhams and Buttinghill, hundred of Buttinghill and the advowsons of the parsonages of Herstmonceux, Hailsham in Berwick and Berwick.

Kent: Manors of Burham and Codham, and advowsons of the parsonages of Burham and Codham.

London: 2 messuages, 2 gardens and 20s. rent.

Essex: Manor of Nasshall, and the advowson of the parsonage of Nashall.

Suffolk: Manors of Northales, Wymples in Thorington, Burgh near Groundesburgh, Covehyth, Benacre and Wrentham, and advowsons of the parsonages of Northales, Wymples in Thurington, Burgh near Groundesburgh and Wrentham.

Norfolk: Manors of Horsford and Haughtboyes als. Little Hobbies, and advowsons of Horsford and Haughtboyes als. Little Hobbies.

Lincs.: Manors of Holbeche and Wyntringham and advowsons of the parsonages of Holbeche and Wyntringham.

Hants.: Manor of Compton Mountseux als. Munday on the Hill, and advowsons of the parsonage of Compton Mountseux.

Northants.: Manor of Lutton, and advowson of the parsonage of Lutton.

Berks.: Manors of Woll Fynes als. Wolvefynes and Bradleigh, and advowsons of the parsonages of Wolfynes and Bradley.

Wilts.: Manor of Stanton Quinton and advowson of the parsonage.

Dorset: Manor of Frome Quinton, and advowson of the parsonage.

Notts.: Manors of Bothamsell, Carleton Kingston and Carleton Baron, and advowsons of the parsonages.

Derbys.: Manor of Beighton, and advowson of the parsonage.

Yorks.: Moieties of the manors of Woodhall, Elwardby and Thirkleby, Brandsburton in Holdernes, Mapleton, Bellerby, Thurne, Ellingstringe, Scorton, Stanley, Dent, Sedbergh and Nethercalcotte.

Northumberland: Moiety of the Manor of Little Bempton, Hallywell, Aldingmore als. Aldmore, Langherst, Raffley, East Chevington, Morwick, and Havingden and advowsons of the parsonages.

A fine is to be levied to the use of (b) and Thomas Sackevile (1536-1608, see D.N.B.) and John Sackevile, Anthony Bridges and Edward Barnard until Gregory [10th] Lord Dacre pays them £10, and thereafter to the use of Gregory, Lord Dacres, and his heirs.

Witnesses: Thomas Offley, Richard Onslowe, Thomas Godfrey, William Neale, Thomas Taylor, John Frenche, John Sotherton, John Smyth, William Painter.