National Archives File C10/156/46
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January 1670
Humbly complaining shows unto your Lordships, your Lordships’s daily orators Jeremy ELWES of London Esquire Thomas BROSTOCK of London Gentlemen and John HARLOW of St Oysth in [?] //
Gentleman, That whereas William STYDOLFE of Headley in the County of Surrey Esquire deceased was heretofore lawfully seized in the demesue of fee of and in the manner [?] //
and hereditaments [hereafter?] [?] and understanding that John STYDOLFE the eldest son and heir apparent since deceased was [?] said William STYDOLFE [?] //
settle the said manor and premises upon certain
six hundred fify [?] and release there upon dates dated
convey and assign to your Orator and one John
of Wittering. And all other the many
? als ? Lacy with their appurtences
and hereditaments situate lying and being in
the Church of Hadley als Hadlieigh aforesaid
to have and to hold the said manor
and behoof of the said William STYDOLFE
and behoof of Mary then wife of the said
Charge in the said Indentures [?] And
[?] upon trust that your Orator and the
and Mary his wife should receive the rents
John STYDOLFE the son and of Ann
[?] of one thousand pounds to be liad out in purchasing of the lands
trust long since determined . And that your Orator
STYDOLFE second son of the said William STYDOLFE