Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Covenant between (1) John Boys of St. Gregoryes near and without the walls of Canterbury, and Jane his wife, and (2) Ranulph Burton of Honiehall (Notts.), esq., and Christopher Toldervy of the city of London, esq., that John Boys and Jane his wife will, before the Feast of the Annunciation next coming [25 March 1600] in due form of law before the Queen Majesty's justices of the Common Pleas, levy and acknowledge unto Ranulph and Christopher and to the heirs of Ranulph one fine with pro clamarions according to the Statute in that behalf made in 1 messuage or tenement with appurtenances now in the tenure and occupation of Robert Campbell, lying in the parish of All Hallowes Stayning within the city of London; which tenement shall be to the use of John Boys and Jane his wife and to the longest liver of them, and after that to such persons as Jane Boys shall at any time [appoint] by last will.. }
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- catalog abstract "Covenant between (1) John Boys of St. Gregoryes near and without the walls of Canterbury, and Jane his wife, and (2) Ranulph Burton of Honiehall (Notts.), esq., and Christopher Toldervy of the city of London, esq., that John Boys and Jane his wife will, before the Feast of the Annunciation next coming [25 March 1600] in due form of law before the Queen Majesty's justices of the Common Pleas, levy and acknowledge unto Ranulph and Christopher and to the heirs of Ranulph one fine with pro clamarions according to the Statute in that behalf made in 1 messuage or tenement with appurtenances now in the tenure and occupation of Robert Campbell, lying in the parish of All Hallowes Stayning within the city of London; which tenement shall be to the use of John Boys and Jane his wife and to the longest liver of them, and after that to such persons as Jane Boys shall at any time [appoint] by last will.".
- catalog description "Covenant between (1) John Boys of St. Gregoryes near and without the walls of Canterbury, and Jane his wife, and (2) Ranulph Burton of Honiehall (Notts.), esq., and Christopher Toldervy of the city of London, esq., that John Boys and Jane his wife will, before the Feast of the Annunciation next coming [25 March 1600] in due form of law before the Queen Majesty's justices of the Common Pleas, levy and acknowledge unto Ranulph and Christopher and to the heirs of Ranulph one fine with pro clamarions according to the Statute in that behalf made in 1 messuage or tenement with appurtenances now in the tenure and occupation of Robert Campbell, lying in the parish of All Hallowes Stayning within the city of London; which tenement shall be to the use of John Boys and Jane his wife and to the longest liver of them, and after that to such persons as Jane Boys shall at any time [appoint] by last will.".