Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Agreement between Thomas Wells the Elder of the Howe in the parish of Great Gaddesden in the county of Hertford, yeoman, of the first part, John Burman of Gray's Inn in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, of the second part, and Thomas Wells the Younger, son of the said Thomas, of the third part; declaring that the recovery suffered in Hilary Term, 38 Elizabeth [I], by Burman against Thomas Wells the Elder with double voucher, of 28 acres of arable, etc., within the manor of Great Gaddesden, should leave to the use of Thomas Wells the Younger, his heirs and assigns forever, he (Thomas jr.) having been made tenant of the freehold by a deed of feoffment and livery of seisin by Thomas Wells the Elder, who was seised in fee tail of the premises, known as Borewers, alias Fosters.. }
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- catalog abstract "Agreement between Thomas Wells the Elder of the Howe in the parish of Great Gaddesden in the county of Hertford, yeoman, of the first part, John Burman of Gray's Inn in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, of the second part, and Thomas Wells the Younger, son of the said Thomas, of the third part; declaring that the recovery suffered in Hilary Term, 38 Elizabeth [I], by Burman against Thomas Wells the Elder with double voucher, of 28 acres of arable, etc., within the manor of Great Gaddesden, should leave to the use of Thomas Wells the Younger, his heirs and assigns forever, he (Thomas jr.) having been made tenant of the freehold by a deed of feoffment and livery of seisin by Thomas Wells the Elder, who was seised in fee tail of the premises, known as Borewers, alias Fosters.".
- catalog description "Agreement between Thomas Wells the Elder of the Howe in the parish of Great Gaddesden in the county of Hertford, yeoman, of the first part, John Burman of Gray's Inn in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, of the second part, and Thomas Wells the Younger, son of the said Thomas, of the third part; declaring that the recovery suffered in Hilary Term, 38 Elizabeth [I], by Burman against Thomas Wells the Elder with double voucher, of 28 acres of arable, etc., within the manor of Great Gaddesden, should leave to the use of Thomas Wells the Younger, his heirs and assigns forever, he (Thomas jr.) having been made tenant of the freehold by a deed of feoffment and livery of seisin by Thomas Wells the Elder, who was seised in fee tail of the premises, known as Borewers, alias Fosters.".