Grant of Premises (1606) - Marston Sicca, Gloucestershire - SBT ER3/2839

Date: 18 Jan 1607 to 18 Jan 1607
Location: Marston Sicca, Gloucestershire, England
Surnames/tags: Sheldon Cooper

Grant of Premises: Marston Sicca; ER3/2839; Shakespeare Birthplace Trus
(accessed 20 Mar 2024)

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Catalogue Description

Settlement between Raffe Sheldon of Beoley in the County of Worcester, esquire, Edward Sheldon, esquire (son and heir apparent of Raffe Sheldon) and Walter Savage of Broadway, esquire of the first part Henry Cooper of Marston Sicca [Long Marston], yeoman and Anne, his wife and Thomas Cooper (son of the said Henry and Anne) of the second part and John Newton the younger and Thomas Warner of Warmyngton in the County of Gloucester of the third part, whereby Edward Sheldon and Walter Savage with the consent of Raffe Sheldon and in consideration of £15 to the persons of the first. part paid by Henry Cooper granted to John Newton and Thomas Cooper the premises described in ER3/2838 saving and excepting to the all freedoms, warrens, hawking, hunting, fishing, fowling waifs and strays, goods of felons, assize of bread and ale Court Baron Views of Frankpledge etc. in any way appertaining to the Manor of Marston Sicca as for and concerning one half moiety to the use of Henry Cooper and Anne his wife for the term of the life of Anne and after her death to the use of Henry and Thomas Cooper and their heirs forever and as to and concerning the other half moiety of the premises to the use of Henry Cooper and Thomas Cooper and their heirs forever subject to a yearly rent payable to the persons of the first part of one penny. Signed: Raffe Sheldon, Edward Sheldon, Walter Savage, John Newton and by the mark of Thomas Warner. Seals missing. Witnesses: John Partrydge, John Newton the Elder, William Boothe, Mark Workman, Edward Walker, William Whyte, William Sheldon, Robert Baylyes and others

Date

18 Jan 1606

Related material

ER3/2838

Part of

ER3 Deeds Appendix, 1254-1896