| Description | From: John atte Stone, clerk
To: Thomas Langedon'; William Proude of Canterbury; Thomas Broke son of John Broke of Sturry
A shop in Rose Lane ('piloryeslane') in St Andrew's parish, Canterbury, with the tenement of the prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory to west and north, the tenement of John Bonyngton' to south and the king's highway to east. If Constance Spic', sister of St James's Hospital, [Thannington next] Canterbury, or anyone in her name carried out distraints for amercements? ('am'a') or re-enters or repossesses another 3 shops in the same parish and lane on the other side of the king's highway which John bought of Constance, together with the other shop, for arrears of a rent of 6s 8d payable to Constance for life from the 4 shops as specified, which shops Thomas, William and Thomas have of John's gift, Thomas, William and Thomas shall possess the one shop for the whole of the time during which they possess the other 3 shops because no distraint, re-entry or repossession should be made in the 3 shops because they should remain to John's use. Edmund Horn and John Sheldwich, bailiffs of Canterbury. Thomas, William and Thomas's part of indenture.
Given at Canterbury.
Witnesses: William Mason'; William Beneyt; John Rolf; John Cherche; Thomas Stonbregge |