Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

APPENDIX NO. II. 343
Thome Farmor, Rado Ratcliff, Matheo Dale, Hugoni Hare, Matheo
Cratcherood, Georgio Wild, Thome Pagitt, Johi Hare, Witto Gibbes,
RiEo Brownlowe, Bartholomeo Man, Edmundo Prideaux, Johi Cavell,
Georgio Croke, Henrico Hall, Rogero Dale, Rko Swayne, Anthonio
Dyott, Francisco Morgan, Edwardo Stapleton, Nicho Overbury, Johi
Hele, Jacobo Walrond, Johi Harris, Thome Stephens, Elizeo Hele,
Georgio Wrightington, Edwardo Bromley, Wino Bastard, Johi
Jackson, Johi Jermy, Riceo Gwynne, Francisco Tate, Johanni Walter,
Francisco More, David Waterhouse, Laurencio H[ide], Wino Brock,
Georgio Gascoigne, Paulo Ambrosio Croke, With) Swanton, Johi
Lloyd, Francisco Harvy, Thome Ceasar, Edwardo Cason, & Witto
Fletcher sive eo-4_ alicui vel aliquibus ante hec tempora fad in
psentibus minime fad existit, aut aliquo statuto, actu, ordinac6e,
provisione, proclamac6e, sive restricoe in contraria inde ante hac hit,
fad, edit, ordinai, sive proviS4 aut aliqua alia re, causa, vel materia
quacumq3 in aliquo non obstali. IN CUIUS REI TESTIMONIUM has
literas nostras fieri fecimus patentes TESTE me ipso apud Westmonasterium,
tercio decimo die Augusti, anno regni nostri Anghe
Francie & Hibernie sexto, & Scocie quadragesimo secundo.
Per breve de privato sigillo, &c.
xiiij Junii 1609. Irrot coram Hugone Sepey.
Exalatr p me, Thomam Marten.
LUKYN.
APPENDIX No. II.
A BOOK OF THE EVIDENCES AND OTHER
WRITINGS CONCERNING THE INNER TEMPLE.
Inner Temple Muniments.
6 James I., A.D. 1608, Michaelmas. A fine levied before
Edward Coke, Thomas Walmysley, Peter Warburton, William
Daniell, and Thomas Foster, justices, between Sir Henry Mountague,
William Towse, Richard Daston, and George Croke, plaintiffs, and
John, Lord Harington, of Exton, and Anne, his wife, and Sir John
Rooper, knight, deforciants, of one messuage one curtilage, and one
garden with appurtenances in the Inner Temple, in the parishes of
the Blessed Mary near the bars of the New Temple and St. Dunstan
in the East, whereby the deforciants acknowledge the premises to be
the right of the plaintiffs. Warranty by the deforciants and the heirs
of the same Anne.
i6o8, June 14. Deed of feoffment by John Pagrave, one of the
benchers of the Inner Temple, to Andrew Graye, Ralph Ratcliffe,