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Feet of Fines CP 25/2/360/16JASI/MICH 1618- The National Archives |
Nicholas Denyer v Henry Peyto
(Disclaimer - my ability to transcribe is hindered by my negligible Latin)
Hec est finalis condordia f[ac]ta in Cur[ia] An[no] Regne Apud Westm[inster] A die s[anc]te mych in due
Menson Anno regnez Jacobus de[i] Gra[tis] Angli[a] Scocie Franc[ie] & hib[er]ne Regis fide
Defens[or] etc Angli[e] Franc[ie] & hib[er]n[e] sextedecimo & Scocie quinquagesimo s?ds coram
Henr[icus] Hobarte Petro Warburton Humfre Wynche & Rc?d hutton Justic & Alie
dns regis fidelibus tunc ibd p[re]sentibus Ju[ra]t Nichus Denyer quer[ent] et henr[icus] peyto
deforc[iant] de duo messuagis duo heere duo gardino & dimid ? aq tre cum p[er]tin[enciis] in
Godalmynge unde pl[ac]itum cenvenc[ion]es sum[monitum] fuit int[er] eos in eodem cur[ia] sc[ici]l[e]t q[uo]d
p[re]dic[ta]s henr[icus] recog[nerunt] p[re]d[i]c[t]a ten[ement] espe?no ipius Nichus ut ill que idem Nichus
h[ab]eit de d[ono] p[re]d[i]c[t]e henr[icus] et illi remissit & quietclam de se & hered sus p[re]d[i]c[t]a
Niche & hered sus Imp[erpetu]um et p[re]d[i]c[t]a idem henr[icus] concessit p[ro] se & hered suis
q[uo]d ip[ui]s warant p[re]d[i]c[t]a Niche & hered suis p[re]d[i]c[t]a ten[ement] cum p[er]tin[enciis] cont p[re]d[ict]an
Henr[icus] & hered suis? Impp[erpetu]um et p[ro] hac recogn[erunt] remissene quietclama warant
fine & concordia idem Nichus dedit p[re]d[i]c[t]o henr[icus] quadraginta & duam libr[e]
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Translation
This is the final agreement made in the court at Westminster sixteen days before Michaelmas
in two months of the reign of King James by the grace of God of England Scotland France & Ireland
defender of the faith of England France and Ireland etc before
Henry Hobart Peter Warburton Humphrey Wynche & Richard Hutton Justices and other
Lords loyal to the King then and there present swore Nicholas Denyer querent and Henry Peyto
deforciant of two messuages two (heere) two gardens & (dimid) ? aq three with appurtenances in
Godalming whence a plea of contract was summoned between them in the same court that is to say
the aforesaid Henry has recognised the aforesaid tenements ? of him Nicholas as those which the same Nicholas
has the gift of the aforesaid Henry and those remised and quitclaimed of them & their heires the aforesaid
Nicholas and his heirs for ever and the aforesaid same Henry has granted for them & their heirs that
he will warrant the aforesaid Nicholas and his heirs the aforesaid tenements with appurtenances against the aforesaid
Henry and his heirs for ever. And for this recognizance remission quitclaim warrant
fine and agreement the same Nicholas gave the said Henry forty two pounds sterling