Issues of the Market.

Deductions viz. in

[In English.]

The Manor or Lordship of Birmyncham Forren in the said County of Warwick Parcel of the possessions of the said John lately Duke of Northumberland attainted. And formerly of the said Edward Birmyncham Esquire attainted of felony.

John Vesye holds by Indenture made by the aforesaid Steward of the aforesaid John Earl of Warwick dated the 6th day of October in the 38th year of the late King Henry 8th Two faldates in Birmingham aforesaid with their appurtenances. To have to him and his assigns from the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel then last past until the end and term of 21 years thence next following and fully to be completed Yielding therefor yearly 6s. at the feasts aforesaid equally as in the same Indenture more fully appears.

William More holds one faldate in Birmyncham }

aforesaid

6s.

2S.

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£16 10s. 31d. and two lbs. of pepper one lb. of cumin one barbed arrow two red roses with 2s. Rent of Increase.

8s. 6d.

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13s. 4d.

Fees of 2 Sergeants within the borough
aforesaid yearly -

"The faire not valowed and these Reprises alowed.
"There remains clear yearly £14 13s. 7d."

There remains clear yearly

A SURVEY there made the 23rd day of August in the first year of Mary Queen of England By Clement Throkmorton Esquire Surveyor General of the Lady the Queen of all the possessions within the County of Warwick aforesaid under the governance of the Court of Augmentations and Revenues of the Crown of the said Lady the Queen and by the Oath of the tenants of the Birmyncham Forren or Manor there, namely,

£15 os. 1d.

Rents of free tenants of Birmyncham aforesaid in the said County of Warwick.

Lane.

John Massye holds freely by Charter not yet produced One Messuage with its appurtenances in Chappell Streate. Also 3 pastures and one Moor lying and being within the Forren of Birmyncham aforesaid with all their appurtenances To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever To hold in free socage by fealty and other services &c. And he pays yearly 16d. at the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel only Suit of Court and relief when it happens.

Possibly Cow Lea

SOWS.

Possibly" Hoarwall."

Qy Bott Leas.

John Lane holds in like manner two Crofts called Etherslades (qy. Heather Slades) lying within the Forren there with their appurtenances To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever To hold as above And he pays yearly 9d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

Henry Cowper holds in like manner One pasture [Ss.] called Carrallfeild with its appurtenances there. Also three pastures called Rakeweyes lying and being there with their appurtenances And Crosfeilde Heathfeild and two pastures called Okefeildes lying within the Forren aforesaid To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever To hold as above And he pays yearly 11s. 8d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

William Phillippes holds by Charter not yet produced two pastures [4s. 6d.] and one Pool called Phillippes Pole lying there Two pastures [2s. 6d.] lying near Stubcrosse there And one croft [2s.] lying at Stubcrosse aforesaid there One other Croft [12d.] called Duddestonelone Crosse lying there and another Crofte [12d.] lying and being in Wallmore Lane in the Forren aforesaid And one pasture [16d.] called Rowndhills there And one crofte [6d.] called Purvey Crosse there And one pasture [6s.] called Cawleses And another parcel of land called Whorewall And two pastures at Hollowaye with their appurtenances there Also another pasture [18d.] called Harkewebbe And also another pasture [8d.] called Botles And another piece of Land there All which premises with their appurtenances are lying and being within the forren of Birmyncham aforesaid To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever To hold as above And he pays yearly 21s. at the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel only suit of Court and Relief when it happens.

16d.

9d.

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2IS.

Here Catapult appears to be the thing shot; though the

books define it as an Engine for shooting with.

The Governors of the possessions of the Free Chapel or School of Edward the 6th founded in Birmyncham aforesaid hold freely One Messuage called Byngys-hall and divers other lands and tene- 25/91 ments in the Forren aforesaid with their appurtenances. To have to them and their successors for ever. Το hold as above. And they pay yearly 25s. 91⁄2d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief &c.

John Shilton holds freely by charter not yet produced One Croft called Byngas with its appurtenances lying in the Forren aforesaid, To have to him his heirs and assigns of the aforesaid Governors for ever. To hold as above. And he pays yearly 11⁄2d. and 6 barbed Catapults at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

George Bothe, Knight, holds in like manner divers pastures called Cockshottfelds with their appurtenances there. To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold as above. And he pays yearly 2s. 10d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

William Colmer Junr. holds in like manner Two Closes lying near Byngas and three Closes lying near Conyngres with their appurtenances there. To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold as above and he pays yearly 9s. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

William Colmer Senr. holds in like manner divers pastures [13s. 8d.] at Tenter buttes. And in Walmore Lane with their appurtences there. Also 5 Crofts [11d.] called Shereley [qy Shirley] Crofts with their appurtenances there. And also 3 pastures [2s.] called Okefelds with their appurtenances lying in the Forren aforesaid. To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold as above. And he pays yearly 16s. 8d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and Relief when it happens.

Ind. and 6 barbed catapults.

- 2/10

9s.

16/8

The Demesne Lands of the Lordship or Manor of the Forren of Birmyncham aforesaid. And one Watermill there with the Piscary of Water there.

Το

William Bothe Knight holds in like manner one
croft at Byngas with its appurtenances there.
have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold
as above and he pays yearly Id. at the feast aforesaid
only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

John Feild holds in like manner one Messuage
with its appurtenances lying in the Forren there.
To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. Το
hold in free socage, &c. And he pays yearly 5s. 3d.
at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief
when it happens.

Humfrey Dymocke Esquire holds freely two Crofts of Land with the appurtenances in the Forren aforesaid. To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold as above. And he pays yearly 19d. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and relief when it happens.

Robert Porter holds in like manner divers pastures with the appurtenances there. To have to him his heirs and assigns for ever. To hold as above. And he pays yearly 6s. Id. at the feast aforesaid only suit of Court and Relief when it happens.

The sum of the Rents of the free tenants in the Forren of Birmyncham aforesaid yearly.

£6 25. 104d. and 6 barbed catapults.

Id.

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19d.

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