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Transcription Lancarfe Bodmin Second (1685)
Hec est finalis concordia facta in Curia Domini Regis
apud Westmonasterium a die Sancta Trinitatis in tres
septimanis Anno Regnorum Jacobi Secundi Dei gratia
Anglie Scotie Francie & Hibernie Regis
fidei defensoris etc a conquestu primo Coram Thoma Jones
Job Charlton (Ores? W.......) et Thoma Street
Justiciariis et aliis Domino Regis fidelibus tunc ibi
presentibus Inter
Johannem Mountstevens Armiger querentum et Ricum
Bullocke et Dorothea uxorem eius et Thomam Bullocke et
Janam uxorem eius deforciatores de Manariis de Lancarfe
cum pertinenciis
de sedecem messuagijs viginti gardinis quatuordecim
pomariis quinquaginta acris terre quinque acris prati
quadraginta acris pasture triginta acris jampnorum et
bruere et
decem acris more cum pertinenciis in Lancarfe (Oederton?)
Holton & Bodmyn unde placitum convenciones summonitum
fuit inter eos in eadem curia scilicet quod predicti
Ricus et Dorothea et
Thomas et Jana recognaverunt predictum manerium et
tenementa cum pertinenciis esse ius ipsius Johannis ut
illi quo idem Johannes habent de dono predictorum Rici
et Dorothea & Thomo et Jano a illi remiserunt et
quietaclamaverunt de ipsis Rico et Dorothea et Thoma et
Jana et heredes suis predicto Johanni et heredes suis
imperpetuum Et preterea ijdem Ricus et Dorothea
concesserunt pro se et heredes ipsius
Rici quod ipsi warantibus a predicto Johanno et heredes
suis predicta manerium & tenementa cum pertinenciis
contra omnes homines imperpetuum Et ultimus ijdem Thomas
et Jana concesserunt pro se et heredibus ipsius
Thome quod ipsi warantibus predicto Johanni et heredes
suis predicta manerium et tenementa cum pertinenciis
contra omnes homines imperpetuum Et pro hac recognitione
remissione quietaclamancia warantia fine et
concordia idem Johannes dedit predictis Rico et Dorotheo
et Thomo et Jano ducentato et quadraginta libra
sterlingorum
On reverse
Deliberatio per quietaclamancia secundum formam statute
Translation Lanscarfe Bodmin Second
Third week of Trinity Term - about June/July 1685
This is the final agreement made in the court of the
Lord King at Westminster on a day in the third week
after Trinity Sunday in the first year of the reign of
James Second, by the grace of God, King of England,
Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith,
from the Conquest Before Thomas Jones, Job Charlton, (Ores?W....
) and Thomas Street, Judges and other faithful subjects
of the Lord King then there present, between John
Mountstevens esquire, Plaintiff and Richard Bullocke and
Dorothy his wife and Thomas Bullocke and Jane his wife,
Deforciants, concerning the Manor of Lancarfe with
appurtenances of sixteen messuages, twenty gardens,
fourteen orchards, fifty acres of arable land, five
acres of meadow, forty acres of pasture, thirty acres of
furze-break and heath and ten acres of moor with
appurtenances in Lancarfe, (Oederton?), Holton and
Bodmin, whence a plea of covenant was summoned between
them in the same court, namely that the aforesaid
Richard and Dorothy and Thomas and Jane acknowledged the
aforesaid manor and tenements with appurtenances to be
the right of John himself as that which the same John
had by gift of the aforesaid Richard and Dorothy and
Thomas and Jane and which they remised and quitclaimed
from themselves, Richard and Dorothy and Thomas and Jane
and their heirs to the aforesaid John and his heirs for
ever. And moreover the same Richard and Dorothy have
granted for themselves and the heirs of the same Richard
that they will warrant to the aforesaid John and his
heirs the manor and tenements with appurtenances against
all men for ever and lastly Thomas and Jane have granted
for themselves and the heirs of Thomas himself that they
will warrant to the aforesaid John and his heirs the
manor and tenements with appurtenances against all men
for ever. And for this acknowledgement, remise,
quitclaim, warrant, fine and agreement the same John
gave Richard and Dorothy and Thomas and Jane two hundred
and forty pounds sterling.
On reverse
Deliverance by quitclaim following statutory format
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