REGISTER OF HENRY CHICHELE, vol. II, pp. 628-36 1 M
REGISTER OF HENRY CHICHELE, vol. II, pp. 628-36 1 M
REGISTER OF HENRY CHICHELE, vol. II, pp. 628-36 1 M
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<strong>REGISTER</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>HENRY</strong> <strong>CHICHELE</strong>, <strong>vol</strong>. <strong>II</strong>, <strong>pp</strong>. <strong>628</strong>-<strong>36</strong> 10<br />
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As touching the manors of Shepreth, Malketon [=Malton?] and Meldreth with all their<br />
a<strong>pp</strong>urtenance lying within the shire of Cambridge, I, Edward Tyrrell, squire, the elder,<br />
will that my wife have estate in all the said manors with their a<strong>pp</strong>urtenances term of her<br />
life as it is comprehended in my will indented, and when my son, Edward, come to the age<br />
of 21 winter, I will that he have estate in the reversion of all the said manors with their<br />
a<strong>pp</strong>urtenances to him and to his heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, and if the said<br />
Edward, my son, die without issue male of his body lawfully begotten, and if the said<br />
Thomas, my nephew, die without issue male of his body lawfully begotten, then I will<br />
the said manors with their a<strong>pp</strong>urtenance remain to the general heirs of Edward my son’s<br />
body lawfully begotten, and if the said Edward, my son, die without heir of his body<br />
lawfully begotten, then I will the said manors with their a<strong>pp</strong>urtenances remain to my right<br />
heirs in fee forever, notwithstanding that as touching these manors it is otherwise<br />
comprehended in my will indented;<br />
And I will that the purview etc. as it is comprehended in my will indented in the latter<br />
end of the article touching the said manors stand in his full force and strength etc.;<br />
In witness of the which I have set to my seal. Given the 14 th day of December, the year<br />
of King Henry the Sixth after the Conquest 21.<br />
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