single sheet (8 April)
This Indenture made the Eight daie of Aprill in the yere of our
Lord god a thowsand five honndred threescore and ffyfteene And in the Seavententhe
yere of the raigne of our soueraigne Ladie Elizabeth by the grace
of god of England ffraunce and Ireland Queene defendour of the faithe
&c Betweene Iohan Payne of Ibworthe within the
parishe of Hannyton
in the Countie of Southhampton wyddowe late the wieffe of william Payne late of Sowthwark in the Countie of Surrey yoman deceassed and
administratrix of all and singler the goodes cattalls and
chaittells credible rightes and duties which late were the said
william Payne at the tyme of his decease of thone partie and Thomas warram of Ibworthe foresaid
husband on thother partie wytnessethe that whereas the late Reverend
father in god late lord Steven
Bysshop of wynchester by his
Indenture of lease bearing daite the vjth daie of marche
in the xxxjth yere of the
raigne of our late soueraigne Lord of most famous memorye Kinge
Henry the eight did demyse graunte
and to ferme lett vnto the said william Payne and his assignes certen capytall
messes and tenementes called the barge
the bell, and the cocke
with thappurtenaunces setlyinge and beinge
vppon the bancke called the Stewes then in the
parishe of Saint Maryes and late in the parishe of St margarettes in
Sowthwark aforesaid buttinge & lyinge against the kinges highe waie
next the water of thames on the northe side, and agaynst the tenemente
called the rose on the east side
and agaynst the tenemente sometymes the ladie of Stretforde on the west side and agaynst a lane called Mayden lane on the southe side together
withall the smale howses gardens and wharffes with there
appurtenaunces and all the profittes
and commodyties comynge and growing in & vppon the same <....> anye parte thereof ‸⸢therto⸣
belonginge or in anye wise appurteynynge/ To haue and to hold all the
foresaid capytall messes and tenementes called the barge, the bell
and the cocke and all the smale tenementes or howses gardens and
wharffes with there appurtenaunces and
with all there profittes & comodyties to them
belonging or in any wise appurteynynge vnto the said william Payne and his
assignes from the feast of Thannunciacon of our blessed Ladie next ensuynge the
daite of the same Indenture of lease vnto the end and terme of ffowrescore and
nynetene yeres then next followinge and fullie to be compleated and
ended/yeldinge and payinge therefore yerelie to the foresaid Lord Steven
Bysshop of wynchester and to his Successours nyne shillinges and
Seaven pence of good and lawfull money of England at twoo termes of the yere by even
porcions that ys to saie at the feast of the
Annunciacion of our ladie iiij s. ix d. ob. and at the
feast of Saint Mighell
tharchaungell iiij s. ix d. ob. As by the same Indenture of lease
thereof made (wherein other Covenauntes and articles are comprized
at lardge more playnelie yt doithe and maye appeare/ wherevppon nowe yt ys
Covenaunted graunted condiscended concluded and fullie agreed by these
presente by and betweene the said parties in manner and
forme hereafter in this presente Indenture declared (that ys to saie) the
said Iohan Payne by vertue and vnder aucthoritie aswell of the said Lettres
of Administration as also of the lease aforesaide haithe demysed graunted
betaken and to ferme letten and by these presentes doithe demyse
graunte betake and to ferme lett to the said Thomas Warram and margery his wieffe and to Elizabeth warram dawghter of the said Thomas and Margery
All the aforesaid messes and tenementes before named and all other
the premisses with there appurtenaunces
before specyfyed demysed and graunted in and by the said recyted Indenture of lease
set lyinge and beinge and abbuttinge as aforesaid/ To haue and to hold all the
foresaid Capytall measses and tenementes and all and singler other
the premisses with there appurtenaunces
before demysed to the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe and there assignes
from the feast of Thannunciacion of our blessed ladie
Saint Marye the virgin nowe last past before the daite hereof for and
duringe all the Residue yetto come and unexpired of all the said terme of fowrescore
and nynetene yeres graunted as aforesaid by the said Recyted Indenture of lease yf
the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe or either of them shall solonge lyve/
And yf yt shall happen the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe to
departe this mortall world before thend or expiracion of the
terme of yeres before graunted, Then to haue and to hold the said measses and
tenementes called the barge, the bell, and the Cocke, and all
other the premisses with all and singler there
appurtenaunces to the foresaid Elizabeth warram and to
suche other children as are or shalbe begotten by the said Thomas warram of the
bodye of the said Margery his wieffe and to there assignes and to the
executours administratours and assignes of the
Survyvours and Survyvours of them from and after the deathe and
deceasse of the Survyvours of the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe
from thensforthe duringe the whole Residues then to come and vnexpired of all the
said terme of ffowrescore and nynetene yeres graunted as aforesaid by the said
recyted Indenture of lease/ yeldinge and paying therefore yerelie duringe the
said terme to the said Iohan Payne or her assignes duringe the said terme
(yf the said Iohan Payne shall so longe lyve) aswell the said yerelie Rent of nyne
shillinges and seaven pence of good and lawfull money of England for and
in the name of the rent resserued by the said Recyted Indenture of lease As
also the some of Thirteene poundes sixe shillinges and eight pence
of like lawfull money of England over and above the said some of ix s. vij d. at the
nowe messuage or tenemente of the said Thomas warram set and beinge at
Ibworthe aforesaid at fowre vsuall feastes or termes in the yere (that ys
to saie) at the feastes
of the Natiuitie of Saint Iohn Baptist Saint Mighell
tharchaungell the Byrthe of our lord god and Thannunciacion of
our blessed ladie Saint Marye the virgin by even
porcions/ And also the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe and the said
Elizabeth warram and other the fermers or lessees of the premisses
at there owne proper costes and chardges accordinge to
the seuerall tymes of there seuerall estates and termes
before lymytted fyndinge and provydinge to and for the said Iohan Payne
duringe all the said terme of yeres before graunted (yf the same Iohan shall solonge
lyve) suffycyent meate
drincke wrynginge and wasshinge
howseroome and fyer in suche like manner order sorte and forme as the same
Iohan haithe heretofore had the same of the same Thomas warram withowte
frawde Coven or Collucion in anye manner of wise/ And yf yt
shall happen the said yerelie Rent of ix s. vij d. or xiij li. vj s.
viij d. or either of them or anye parte or parcell of them to be
behinde vnpaid in parte or in all at the place aforesaid by the space of
Twentie daies next over or after anye of the said feastes or termes of
paymente thereof above lymetted in the which the same ought to
be paid Or yf the said Thomas warram and Margery his wieffe and Elizabeth warram and
others the fermers or lessees of the premisses do not or shall not
fynde and provyde to and for the said Iohan Payne suffycyent meate drincke
wrynginge and wasshinge howseroome and fyer in manner and forme as
aforesaid duringe all the said terme (yf the same Iohan shall so longe lyve That
then and at all tymes after in euery suche case yt shall and maye be
lawfull to and for the said Iohan Payne her executours
administratours and assignes into the said measses and
tenementes and all and singler other the premisses
with there appurtenaunces before demysed
wholie to reenter And the same premisses and euery parte
and parcell of the same as in her former estate to haue agayne
retaigne and reposseede This Indenture or anye
thinge abovesaid to the contrary hereof in anye wise notwithstandinge And
also yt
ys Covenaunted graunted and agreed by and betweene the said
parties by those presentes that the said Thomas warram
and Margery his wieffe and the said Elizabeth warram and all other the lessees
before appoynted and there seuerall executours
administratours and assignes accordinge to the seuerall
estates to them before lymytted and appoynted for
paymentes of the said yerelie rentes of ix s. vij d.
and xiij li. vj s. viij d. before Reserued in manner and forme as
before ys declared and performynge of thother Covenauntes
before declared and for paymente after the deceasse of the said Iohan
duringe the residue then to come and unexpired of the said terme of ffowrescoore and
nyneteene yeres the said yerelie Rent of ix s. vij d. reserued by the said
orygynall lease and performynge also from thensforthe of the
Covenauntes therein conteyned on the lessees behalf to be
performed shall or maye by vertue thereof peaciblie and quyetlie haue
holde occupie possesse and enioye the said measses and tenementes
& all other the premisses with there
appurtenaunces before demysed duringe the Residue yetto
come and unexpired of all the said terme of ffowrescoore and nyneteene yeres
graunted by the said orygenall lease withowte anye lawfull lett denyall
interrupcion or evucion of the said Iohan Payne her
executours administratours or assignes or of anye of
them or of anye other person or persons by her or there meanes
assentes titles or procurementes other then
the lessees & fermers of all and so muche of the premisses as
before thensealinge and delyuerye hereof were graunted or demysed by
wrytinge or otherwise by the said william Payne & Iohan his wieffe or either of
them or by anye other by there or either of there consent appoyntemente of
procuremente And also that the said Thomas warram and
Margery his wieffe and the said Elizabeth warram and the children aforesaid and
their assignes accordinge to there seuerall estates hereby
graunted payinge and performynge the seuerall rentes and
condicions before Reserued and declared shall or maye by vertue
hereof peaciblie and quyetlie haue hold Perceave receave take and enioye to
there owne proper vses and behowffe from hensforthe all the rentes
Revenues and yerelie profittes whatsoeuer which
ys or ben Reserued vppon all and euery of the leases before
excepted and graunted heretofore made or graunted to anye person or
persons of the premisses or of anye parcell thereof by
the said william Payne and Iohan his wieffe or either of them as aforesaid for and
duringe the Contynuance of the same seuerall leases withowte anye
lett interrupcion or denyall of the said Iohan Payne her
executours and administratours or assignes or anye of
them And also yt ys Covenaunted & agreed by and betweene the
said parties by these presentes that the said Iohan Payne
or her assignes duringe the said terme graunted by these presentes
(yf she so longe do lyve) shall paie or cause to be paid the said yerelie rent of ix
s. vij d. reserued by the said orygynall lease accordinge to the
tenour and true meanynge thereof And of the same rent shall clerelie
acquyte or otherwise suffycyentlie dischardge all and singler the premisses
and euery parcell thereof In wytnes whereof the parties
furst above named to these presente Indentures sunderlie haue set there
Seales Yeavon the daie and yere furst above written//
Sigillata signata et Deliberata per prefatum Thomam Warram tam pro semetipso quam pro vxore et filio suo in presetia (signed) Magistri Rogeri Roo Scribe et nostrorum Ricardi Thomas ac Iohannis Browne seruientium dicti Scribe et Caroli Taylor et Iohannis White.
signum
X dicti Caroli Taylor |
signum
Xdicti Iohannis
White |
single sheet (8 April)
(English)
Sealed, signed, and delivered by the aforesaid Thomas Warram both on his own behalf and also on behalf of his wife and son in the presence of (signed) Mr Roger Roo, notary and of our Richard Thomas and John Browne, servants of the said notary, and (in the presence) of Charles Taylor and John White.
The mark X of the said Charles Taylor |
The mark X of the said John White |
The endorsement on the indenture citing a case brought by George Hunt and his wife Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas and Margery Warram) against George Ireland and John Maulthowse is likely to be TNA: REQ 2/108/5 (1593-4). In their bill George and Elizabeth Hunt gave a date of death for William Payne of 25 October 1575 but, in view of the April 1575 date of this indenture, this is most likely an error.
The bill recounts that George Ireland married Margery Warram after the death of Thomas Warram, and cites him as a friend of John Malthowse. Joan Payne assigned the lease of the Barge, Bell and Cock to Malthowse and John White in August 1582; see Joan Payne's Lease of the Barge, Bell and Cock to John White and John Malthouse, 1582. Malthowse is named as one of Joan Payne's executors in her will of November 1582 (TNA: PROB 11/64/533).
Record title: Joan Payne's Lease of Barge, Bell and Cock to Thomas
Warram
Repository:
TNA
Shelfmark: E40/12582
Repository location: Kew
On 6 March 1540, the property of the bishopric of Winchester on Bankside, the Barge, Bell and Cock, was leased to William Payne for ninety-nine years by Bishop Stephen Gardiner. Payne held the head lease of the property for the following thirty-five years. By this counterpart indenture of April 1575, Joan Payne, recently widowed, was by this time resident in Ibworth, Hampshire, and had administration of her husband's estate. By this deed she assigned to her son-in-law, Thomas Warram, her daughter, Margery and her grand-daughter Elizabeth, the head lease of the Barge, Bell and Cock property; see the Introduction: History of the Properties.
8 April 1575; English; paper; single sheet, written on one side only; 525mm x 449mm; ornate initial letter, some key words in display letters; indented, with two of three original red seals still attached on tabs; on dorse is written in a different hand at the bottom, reversed: 'A Lease in the cause | betweene George Hunt | and Elizabeth his wife | plaintiffes and George Ireland | and Iohn Maulthowse | defendentes.'/ Kept in a small paper envelope.