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other things, to the faid E. B. and W. W. their heirs and affigns

in fee farm for ever, to have, hold, and enjoy all and fingular Habendum in fee the faid premises in the faid indenture expreffed and fpecified, and farm for ever, by the said indenture bargained and fold with all their appurtenances to the faid W. P. his heirs and affigns in fee farm for ever, to

his manor of B.

by virtue where

of W. P. feifed

in fee, and died fo feifed,

be holden of the aforesaid lord the king, his heirs and fucceffors to be holden of as of his manor of E. in the county of Middlefex by fealty the king as of only in fee and common foccage, and not in capite or by knights fervice; and yeilding therefore annually to the faid lord king Reddendum to the James, his heirs and fucceffors one pound three fhillings and king 11. 3s. 4d. four pence of lawful money of England, by the hands of the receiver of the faid lord king James, his heirs and fucceffors, of the faid dutchy of L. or his deputy for the time being, at the feafts of, &c. by equal portions for ever, in lieu of all other rents, fervices, and demands whatfoever, to be paid, done, and performed to our faid fovereign lord the king James, his heirs and fucceffors, as by the faid laft-mentioned indenture, reference be- which indenture ing thereunto had, will more fully appear; which faid indenture was inrolled in afterwards, and within fix months next after the date thereof, to chancery; wit, on, &c. in the twenty-first year of his faid late majesty king James, was, according to the form of the ftatute in fuch cafe made and provided, duly enrolled in the court of chancery of the faid late lord king James, the faid court then being at Westminster, in the county of Middlefex; by virtue of which faid indenture of bargain and fale, and inrollment, by force of the statute for tranfferring uses into poffeffion, the faid W. P. was feifed of the faid premises, with the appurtenances, in the faid indenture mentioned in his demefne as of fee; and being fo feised thereof, the said W. P. afterwards, and before the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. A. D. 1654, at, &c. in, &c. died fo feifed, after whose death the faid premises, with the appurtenances, in the faid indenture mentioned, defcended and came to one J. P. as fon and and the premises heir of the said W. P.; by means whereof the faid J. P. became defcended and was feifed thereof in his demefne as of fee, and being fo feifed James his fon, who died feifed, thereof the faid J. P. afterwards, and before the said several times and the fame dewhen, &c. to wit, on, &c. A. D. 1784, at, &c. in, &c. died fo fcended to feifed; after whofe death the faid premifes, with the appurtenances, in the faid indenture mentioned, defcended and came to one J. P. John his fon, as fon and heir of the faid J. P. by means whereof the faid who by leafe and J. P. became and was feifed thereof in his demefne as of fee; releafe granted and being fo feised thereof he the faid J. P. afterwards, and before the fame to R.H. the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c. in, &c. the plaintiff's grandfather. by a certain indenture then and there made between the said J. P. on the one part, and one R.H. the grandfather of the prefent plaintiff of the other part (one part of, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain fum of lawful money of Great Britain to the faid J. P. in hand paid by the faid R. H. the grandfather at or before the execution thereof, the faid J. P. did grant, bargain, and fell unto the faid R. H. the grandfather the premifes, with the appurtenances, fo granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P. as

aforefaid,

to

aforefaid, to have and to hold to the faid R. H. the grandfather from the day next before the day of the date of the said laft-mentioned indenture for one year then next following, as by the faid laft-mentioned indenture may more fully appear; by virtue of which faid laft-mentioned bargain and fale, and by force of the ftatute for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid R. H. the grandfather was poffeffed of the faid premifes, with the appurtenances, fo granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P. as aforefaid, for the term of one year aforefaid; and being fo thereof poffeffed the faid J. P. afterwards, and before the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. A. D. 1702, at, &c. in, &c. by a certain other indenture then and there made between the faid J. P. of the one part, and the faid R. H. the grandfather of the other part (one part, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain fum of lawful money of Great Britain in the faid last-mentioned indenture mentioned to him in hand paid by the said R. H. the grandfather, did grant, release, and confirm unto the faid R. H. the grandfather, his heirs and affigns, the faid premifes, with the appurtenances, fo granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P. as aforefaid, to hold the fame to the faid R. H. the grandfather, his heirs and affigns for ever, as by the faid laft-mentioned indenture, reference being thereunto had, may more fully appear; by virtue of which faid laft-mentioned indenture, and by force of the ftatute made for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid R. H. the grandfather became and was feifed of the premifes, with the appurtenances, fo granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. And the plain- to the faid W. P. as aforefaid, in his demefne as of fee: And the tiff further fays, faid R. H. the now plaintiff further fays, that after the making of that after letters the faid letters patent to the faid E. B. and W. W. as aforefaid, patent E. B. and and after the making of the faid indenture of bargain and fale by W. W. after and between the faid E. B. and W. W. and the faid W. P. bearby them to W.P. ing date the faid twentieth day of June, in the faid twenty-first they being feifed year of the reign of the faid late king James, the faid E. B. and of the refidue of W. W. being and remaining feifed of the refidue of the faid vaccary, by inden. Cary, with the appurtenances, mentioned in the faid laft-mentionture of bar. ed letters patent, and not included within the faid laft-mentioned gain and fale be- indenture, or thereby granted to the faid W. P. in their demefne as tween E. B. and of fee before the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c, W. W. and J. by a certain indenture of bargain and fale then and there made bethey bargained tween the faid E. B. W. W. and one J. W. and one H. F. of and fold for a the fecond part (one part, &c.) in confideration of a certain fum year, the other of money in the faid laft-mentioned indenture mentioned, and in purparty, being hand paid by the faid J. W. and H. F. to the faid E. B. and the refidue of W. . W. the faid E. B. and W. W. did grant, bargain, and fell unto the faid J. W. and H. F. their heirs and affigns for ever, all that one half part, purparty, portion, and parcel of the faid vaccary within the foreft of W. in the faid county of L. called L. then or late in the tenure of one R. H. and one G. H. of the yearly rent of one pound three fhillings and fourpence, late parcels of the lands and Poffeffions of the faid dutchy of L. and all and fingular messuages,

bargain and fale

the faid vac

W. and H. H.

the faid vaccary.

premifes

mills, &c. &c. and all and fingular warrens, &c. whatfoever, with all their appurtenances of whatfoever kind, value, or fort, or by whatsoever name or names they might be known, reputed, called, or named, to the faid vaccary called Leigh, or to any part or parcel thereof in any manner belonging, appertaining, or appending (not The given and granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P. not granted to in and by the faid indenture of bargain and fale fo made by the faid W. P. E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P.) and that in as full and ample a manner as the faid lord king James by his faid letters patent, as well under the great feal of England as under his feal of his county palatine of L. and the feal of his faid dutchy of L. bearing date the twenty-first day of March, in the faid twentieth year of his reign, had given and granted the faid laft-mentioned premifes, with the appurtenances, in the faid laft-mentioned indenture expreffed and specified (among other things) to the faid E. B. and

W. W. their heirs and affigns in fee farm for ever; to have and Habendum for a to hold to the faid J. W. and H. F. their executors, adminiftra- year ; tors, and affigns, from the day next defore the day of the date of the faid laft-mentioned indenture for one year then next following,

as by the faid laft-mentioned indenture may more fully appear; by by virtue wherevirtue of which faid bargain and fale, and by force of the ftatute of they were made for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid J. W. and H. F. poffeffed. were poffeffed of the faid laft-mentioned premifes, with the appurtenances, for the term of one year aforefaid; and being fo thereof poffelfed the faid J. W. and H. F. afterwards, and before the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. A.D.1632, at, &c. in, &c. by a certain other indenture then and there made between the faid E. B. and W.W.of the one part, and the faid J. W. and H. F. of the other part (one part of, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain fum of lawful money of Great Britain in the faid laft-mentioned indenture mentioned, to them in hand paid by the faid J. W. and H. F. did E. B. and W.W. grant, release, and confirm unto the faid J. W. and H. F. their released in fee ; heirs and affigns, the faid laft-mentioned premises, with the appurtenances, to hold the fame unto the faid J. W. and H. F. their heirs and affigns for ever, as by the faid latt-mentioned indenture, reference being thereunto had, may more fully appear;

feifed in fee;

and being so

by virtue of which faid laft-mentioned indenture, and by force of by virtue wherethe ftatute made for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid J. W. of they were and H. F. were feifed of the said laft-mentioned premises, with the appurtenances, in their demefne as of fee; and being fo feifed they the faid J. W. and H. F. afterwards, and before the faid feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c. by a certain in- feifed, they condenture of bargain and fale then and there made between the fai veyed to H. F. J. W. and H. F. of the one part, and one A. B. of the second by a fimilar conpart (one part, &c.) in confideration of a certain fum of money in veyance; the faid laft-mentioned indenture mentioned, and in hand paid by the faid A. B. to the faid J. W. and H. F. they the faid J. W. and H. F. did grant, bargain, and fell unto the faid A. B. his heirs and affigns for ever, all the faid last mentioned premises, with the appurtenances, to hold the fame unto and to the ufe of the faid

2

A. B.

byvirtue where

of H. F. was

A. B. his executors, adminiftrators, and affigns, from the day next before the day of the date of the faid laft-mentioned indenture, for one year then next following, as by the said laft-mentioned indenture may more fully appear; by virtue of which faid last-mentioned bargain and fale, and by force of the statute made for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid A. B. was poffeffed of the faid laft-mentioned premifes, with the appurtenances, for the term of one year aforefaid; and being fo thereof poffeffed the faid J. W. and H. F. afterwards, and before the said feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c. by a certain other indenture then and there made between the faid J. W. and H. F. of the one part, and the faid H. F. of the other part (one part of, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain fum of lawful money of Great Britain, in the faid laft-mentioned indenture mentioned, to them in hand paid by the faid A. B. the faid J. W. and H. F. did grant, release, and confirm unto the faid A. B. his heirs and affigns, the said lastmentioned premifes, with the appurtenances, to hold the fame to the faid A. B. his heirs and affigns for ever, as by the said laftmentioned indenture, reference being thereunto had, may more fully appear; by virtue of which faid laft-mentioned indenture, feifed, and being and by force of the ftatute made for transferring ufes into poffefto conveyed by fion, the faid A. B. was feifed of the faid laft-mentioned premifes, bargain and fale with the appurtenances, in his demefne as of fee; and being fo to H. of the feifed thereof he the faid A. B. afterwards, and before the faid toreft of W. half feveral times when, &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c. in, &c. by a certain indenture of bargain and fale then and there made between the faid A. B. of the one part, and the faid R. H. of the other part (one part of, &c.) in confideration of a certain fum of money in the faid laft-mentioned indenture mentioned, and in hand paid by the faid R. H. to the faid A. B. he the faid A. B. did grant, bargain, fell, enfeoff, and confirm unto the faid R. H. his heirs and affigns for ever, all that part, purparty, portion, and parcel of the faid vaccary within the faid foreft of W. in the county of L. called Leigh, late in the tenure of the faid laft-mentioned R. H. of the yearly rent of eleven fhillings and eightpence, late parcel of the lands and poffeffions of the faid dutchy of L. with the appurte nances, and being part and parcel of the faid premises fo given and granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid J. W. and H. F. to hold the fame unto and to the use of the said R. H. his heirs and affigns for ever, as by the faid indenture, reference being therewhich was in- unto had, may more fully appear, which faid indenture afterwards, rolled in the and within the fix months next after the date thereof, to wit, on, County palatine. &c. according to the form of the ftatute in fuch cafe made and

of his properiy,

provided, duly enrolled before A. B. then prothonotary of the county palatine of Lancaster, and one of the juftices of the then lord the king affigned to keep the peace in the faid county palatine of L.; by virtue of which faid bargain, and fale, and enrollment, and by force of the ftatute made for transferring uses into poffeffion, the faid R.H. was feifed of the faid premifes, with the appurtenances, in the faid laft-mentioned indenture of bargain and fale expressed

party, granted

vaccary.

expreffed and specified, in his demefne as of fee: And the faid A. B. being feif R. H. the now plaintiff further fays, that the faid A. B. being fo ed of the refifeised of the premises, with the appurtenances, fo granted, bar- due of his purgained, and fold by the faid J. W. and H. F. to the faid A. B. fame by leafe not expreffed and specified in the faid indenture of bargain and fale and releafe to bearing date on, &c. and thereby granted by the faid A. B. to the RH. the refaid R. H. did afterwards, and before the faid feveral times when, maining fourth &c. to wit, on, &c. at, &c. in, &c. by a certain indenture then part of the faid and there made between the faid A. B. of the one part, and the faid R. H. on the other part (one part, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain sum of lawful money of Great Britain, in the said lastmentioned indenture mentioned, and to the faid A. B. then and there in hand paid by the faid R. H. at or before the execution thereof, the faid A. B. did grant, bargain, and fell unto the faid laft-mentioned R. H. his executors, adminiftrators, and affigns, all that remaining one-fourth part, purparty, portion, or parcel of the said vaccary within the foreft of W. in the county of L. called Leigh, then or late in the tenure of the faid G. H. of the yearly rent of eleven fhillings and eight-pence, late parcel of the lands and poffeffion of the faid dutchy of L. together with all and fingular meffuages, mills, &c. meadows, &c. and all and fingular free warrens, mines, &c. with all their appurtenances of whatsoever kind, nature, or fort, or by whatsoever name or names they might be known, reputed, called, or named, to the faid one-fourth part, purparty, portion, or parcel of the faid vaccary, or to any part or parcel thereof in any manner belonging, appertaining, or appending, together with all and fingular the free warrens, mines, &c. with all their appurtenances of whatsoever nature or fort, or by whatsoever name or names they might be known, reputed, called, or named, to the faid vaccary called Leigh, or to any part or parcel thereof, in any manner belonging, appertaining, or appending, not given and granted by the faid E. B. and W. W. to the faid W. P. in and by the faid indenture of bargain and fale fo made between the faid E. B. and W. W. and the faid W. P. or by the faid A. B. to the faid R. H. in and by the faid indenture of leafe and release so made by and between the faid A. B. and the faid R. H. to have and to hold to the faid R. H. from the day next before the day of the date of the said laft-mentioned indenture, for one year then next following, as by the faid indenture may more fully appear; by virtue of which faid bargain and fale, and by force of the ftatute made for transferring ufes into poffeffion, the faid R. H. was poffeffed of the faid laft-mentioned premifes, with the appurtenances, for the term of one year aforefaid; and being fo thereof poffeffed the said A. B. afterwards, to wit, on, &c. at, &c. in, &c. by a certain other indenture then and there made between the faid A. B. of the one part, and the faid R. H. of the other part (one part of, &c.) for and in confideration of a certain fum of lawful money of Great Britain, in the faid laftmentioned indenture mentioned, to him in hand paid by the faid R. H. did grant, release, and confirm unto the faid R. H. and his

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