County: Huntingdonshire
Code: D4136
Reference: Bedford, Bedfordshire and Luton Archives: R Box 291 G/Bun.8/no.1
Function: Agreement




To al maner̕ of menn be it knawen̕ that J Richarde Sapcote of Burley in the Countie of Rutland
knyght haue gyven̕ and graunted by this my writyng vnder̕ my seale vn-to my welbeloued Sonne
william Sapcote towarde the perfourmyng and fynysshing of the Reparacions of his Manour̕ of Thorn̕-
hawe in the Countie of Northampton̕ Cxl li of laufulle money of Englande to be leved and perceyued
of my duetie and in my name by diuers obligacions of Richard Deynes of Luttonn and Robert Deynes
of Petirburghe in the seid Countie of Northamptonn / the whiche Cxl li the seid Richard Deynes and
Robert Deynes owe and be indetted vnto me as in the seid obligacions to me ther-of made more
pleynly may appiere And also J wille that my seid Sonne willam Sapcote haue this Cxl . li .
clerely towarde the amendyng of his seid Manoir̕ of Thornhawe / beside his parte of other̕ thinges
as myn̕ other̕ sonnes his bredernn and he shalle haue by me aftir my discesse so that nether̕ . J .
myn̕ heires nor myn̕ executoures nor none other̕ by vs nor in our̕ names in the seid Cxl . li
nor any thing ther-to longyng or in any wise perteynyng here-aftir shalle or may axe chalange
or clayme nor the seid Richard Deynes or Robert Deynes nor none other for theim therof acquite
or in any wise make Discharged but more-ouer̕ J . myn̕ heires and mynn executoures the seid Cxl . li
withe alle th appurtenanceȝ ther-to longyng or behofulle in maner̕ and fourme aboue-writen̕ to the
vse and behoof of the seid willam Sapcote and his heires to be leued duely perceyued & hadde
ageyn̕ al maner̕ of peouple shalle warrant mayntenn and defende by this writyng Jn
wittenes wherof to this my writyng J haue put my seale thies beyng present & wittenes
Sir John Lawe the person̕ of Morborn̕ John Carre of Stepyngtonn Roger wawenn and other̕
Yeven̕ at Ayleton̕ in the Countie of Huntyngdon̕ the viijthe Day of August in the xvijthe
yere of the reignn of kynge Edwarde the fourth