Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	appurtenance_n	heir_n	premise_n	1,318	5	9.8325	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A57469	A book of special entries of declarations, pleadings, issues, verdicts, judgments and judicial process in such actions as are now in use and have not hitherto been published in any printed book of precedents together with such notes and observations as do either illustrate or explain the same : as also such parts of pleadings and judicial process which do naturally fall under the division of each distinct title as necessary and incident thereunto / collected by the particular direction of Sir Thomas Robinson ...	Robinson, Thomas, Sir.; England and Wales. Court of Common Pleas.	1684 (1684)	Wing R1717; ESTC R16256	786,278	524

Com pd prius ven Et modo hic ad hunc diem ven tam pd Will̄us quam pd Thom ꝑ Attornat suos pd Et pfat Iustic ad Ass̄ias coram quibus c. mis̄ hic Recordum suu in hec vba Postea die loco iufracontent coram Ch̄ro Wray milite Capital Iustic Domine Regine ad pl̄ita coram ipsa Regina tenend Assign Edr̄o Ander̄son mil Capital Iustic dicte Domine Regine de Fanco Iustic ipsius Domine Regine ad Ass̄ias in Com Suff. capiend assign ꝑ formam Statuti c. ven tam infranominat Will̄us Scerfe quam infrascript Thom Keble ꝑ Attornat suos infracontent Et Iur Iure unde infra fit menco exact ven qui ad veritate de infracontent dicend electi triati jurati dicunt suꝑ sacrum suu qd cl̄um infraspecificat necnon loci in quibus interius supponitur transgression infraspecific fieri sunt infrascript tempore transgressionis illius interius fieri supposit fuerunt novem acre pasture cum ꝑtin in Chescen infrascript Qdque diu ante pd tempus transgression illius interius fieri supposit necnon a tempore cujus contrarii memoria hominum non existit pd novem acre pasture cum ꝑtin fuerunt terr ten Custumar Manerii de Chescen Everards in Com pd dimiss̄ dimissibilia ꝑ Copiam Rot Curie Manerii illius ꝑ dominum ejusdem Manerii ꝑ Senescallum suum Curie ejusdem Manerii ꝓ tempore existen cuicunque ꝑsone vel quibuscunque ꝑsonis ea capere volenti vel volentibus in feodo simplici de quibus quidem novem acris pasture cum ꝑtin diu ante pd tempus transgressionis infraspecificat fieri quidam Rob̄ius Scerfe fuit seisitus in dominico suo ut de feodo ad voluntatem Domini secundum consuetudinem Manerii pd Et sic inde seisit existen idem Rob̄ius Scerse ante pd tempus transgress̄ infraspecificat interius fieri supposit scilicet vicesimo tercio die Septembris Anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo quinquagesimo octavo apud Chescen pd condidit declaravit testum ultimam voluntatem sua in scriptis in hec vba In the Name of God Amen the three and twentieth day of September Anno Millesimo Quingentesimo Quinquagesimo octavo I Robert Scerfe of Chescen in the County of Suffolk and the Diocess of Norwich being whole of mind do ordein and make this to be my last Will and Testament in such wise and manner as hereafter ensueth First I bequeath my Soul into the hands of Almighty God c. Also I will that all my Land lying and being within Chescen be Sold immediately after my Death by the hands of my Executors or one of them And with the money thereof I will that my Executors do pay my debts And also I will that all my moveable goods be Sold by the hands of my Executors to the payment of my Debts And also I will that my Executors do pay first and before all my Debts the Debts due unto my Brother Thomas Scerfe And also I will that the oveplus of the money of my Lands and of my moveables my Debts being therewith paid I will that my Executors do bestow it to the bringing up of my Children Also I do ordain and make mine Executors Benedict Rivet and Thomas Bumbile Witness to this my last Will and Testament John Chescen the younger ●homas Kempe William Downeaby with others Posteaque scilicet eisdem die Anno idem Rob̄tus Scerfe de pd novem acris pasture cum ꝑtin in forma pd scisit existen apud Chescen pd sursum reddidit pd novem acras pasture cum ꝑtin in quibus c. in manus tunc Domini Manerii pd ad usum ultime voluntatis sue pd Et postea scilicet eisdem die Anno pd Rob̄tus Scerfe apud Chescen pd obiit post cujus mor●em scilicet sexto die Augusti Anno Regni Domine Regine nunc secundo pd Benedic● Revit unus Executorum pd Rob̄ti Scerfe testamenti sui pd barganizavit vendidit pd novem acras pasture cum ꝑtin cuidam Hencō Keble patri pd Thom ●e●le ꝑ quandam Indenturam factam inter pd Benedict Rivet ex una parte pd Henricum Keble er altera ꝑte cujus quidem Indenture tenor sequitur in hec verba This Indenture made the sixth day of August in the Second year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Elizabeth by the Grace of God of England France and Ireland Queen Defender of the Faith c. betwixt Benet Rivet of blyford in the County of Suff. Tanner of the one party and Henry Keble of Chescen in the County aforesaid Yeoman of th' other party Witnesseth That the said Bennet Rivet hath given granted bargained and Sold and by these presents doth fully and clearly give grant bargain and sell unto the said Henry all those his Lands and Tenements called Starffs with their appurtenances lying and being in Chescen aforesaid in the said County of Suss now in the Farm and occupation of Thomas Scerfe And also all other his Lands Tenements Feedings Pastures Woods Under-woods Waters Commons and Hereditaments as well free as bound in Chescen aforesaid together with all manner of Deeds Evidences Charters Monuments and Writings touching and concerning only the aforesaid Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and all other the Premises with their appurtenances to the said Henry his Heirs and Assigns to the only use and behoof of the said Henry and of his Heirs and Assigns And the said Bennet Rivet for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators and for every of them doth Covenant grant and agree to and with the said Henry Keble his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns and to and with every of them in manner and form following that is to say that he the said Bennet his Heirs or Assigns or one of them on this side the Feast of St. Michael the Arch-Angel next coming after the date hereof shall deliver unto the said Henry his Heirs or Assigns all such Evidences Deeds Charters and Writings concerning only the Premisses or onely any parcel thereof as now be in the Lands Custody and Possession of the said Bennet or of any other by his delivery or that the said Bennet may Lawfully obtain hereafter or come by without Suit or expences of money And the said Bennet Rivet or his Heirs on this side of the Feast of St. Michael the Arch-Angel next coming after the date hereof shall make or cause to be made to the said Henry his Heirs or Assigns at the Costs and Charges in the Law of the said Henry a good sure sufficient and indefeazible Estate or Estates in Fee-simple of and in the said Lands Tenements and other the Premisses being Freehold to be had and holden to or by the said Henry his Heirs or Assigns to the only use of the said Henry and of his Heirs and Assigns And such part of the Premises as be Copyhold or Customary

Lands a good and Lawful Surrender or Surrenders into the Lord and Lords hands of whom the same be holden by Copy to the use of the said Henry Keble his Heirs and Assigns according to the Custome and Customes of the Mannor or Mannors whereof they been holden And that the said Lands and Tenements and other the Premisses at the said Feast of All Saints next coming after the date hereof shall be clearly discharged and exonerated of all former Bargains Sales Joyntures Dowers Rents Statutes Recognizances Fines Issues Amerciaments former Titles Charges or Incumbrances whatsoever they be the Rents and Services thereof from henceforth to be due to the chief Lord or Lords of the Fee of whom the Premisses or any part thereof are holden only and one Annuity of Ten pounds issuing out of the Premisses yearly to Thomas Scerfe excepted And that the said Bennet Rivet is true owner and seized of the Premisses in Fee-simple and that he hath full power and authority to Bargain and Sell the same Premisses and every parcel thereof to the said Henry Keble and his Heirs in Form aforesaid And that the said Henry Keble his Heirs and Assigns shall from henceforth have hold and enjoy all the Premisses without any Lawfull eviction or expulsion by reason of any former Title Act or Acts having a being and beginning before the date hereof And that the said Bennet and his Heirs and all persons that hath or claim to have any Right Title or Estate of Freehold or Inheritance of in or to the Premisses or any parcel thereof and every of them shall from henceforth at the Costs and Charges in the Law of the said Henry or of his Heirs do knowledge and suffer to be done from time to time upon every reasonable request to be made to any of them by the said Henry his Heirs or Assigns or any of them all and every such reasonable Act and Acts devise thing and things that shall be reasonably devised or advised by the said Henry and his Heirs or by his or their Learned Councel or by any of them for the further and more better assurance and sure making of the Premisses to the said Henry his Heirs and Assigns discharged as is aforesaid be it by Fine Feoffment Recovery in a Writ of entry in le post or else with Warranty against all persons or otherwise for all and singular such said Lands Tenements and other the Premisses And for the Bargain Sale Covenants and Grants before in these presents made concerning the same the said Henry hath and shall pay to the said Bennet Rivet at the ensealeing of these Indentures the summe of One Hundred pounds of good Currant Money of England which said summe of one Hundred pounds the said Bennet knowledgeth himself to have received And the said Henry his Heirs Executors and Administrators thereof acquitteth and dischargeth by these presents And further the said Henry Keble Covenanteth and granteth for him his Heirs Executors and Administrators and for every of them to and with the said Bennet Rivet his Heirs Executors and Administrators and for every of them to discharge save and keep harmless the said Bennet Rivet and his Heirs against Thomas Scerfe his Excecutors and Administrators as well for the payment of the Annuity of Ten pounds yearly issuing out of the Premisses payable to the said Tho Scerfe during the Natural Life of the said Thomas as also for the payment of Forty pounds of good and Lawfull money of England to the Executors Administrators or Assigns of the said Thomas Scerfe within Four years next after the Decease of the said Thomas as by a Pair of Indentures thereof made between the said Thomas Scarfe of the one party and the said Bennet Rivet of the other party bearing date the Twenty first day of February in the first year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lady the Queens Majesty that now is more plainly may and doth appear Provided alway and it is further Covenanted condiscended concluded and agreed between the said parties that the said Thomas Scerfe shall have during his Life one Chamber within the said Messuage which the said Thomas now liveth in with sufficient fewel and free egress and regress in and to the same without any interruption lett or denial of the said Henry Rivet his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns during the life time of the said Thomas Scerfe as long as the said Thomas Scerfe will there continue remain and abide In Witness whereof the parties abovesaid to these present Indentures Interchangeably have set their Hands and Seals the day and year first above Written Post cujus Indenture confecc̄on pdict Henricus Keble in pdict novem acras pasture cum ꝑtin intravit ꝓficua inde cepit Posteaque scilicet ad generalem Curia Manerii pdict apud Manerium illud tent die Mercurii in festo Sancti Marci Evangelist ' Anno Regni Domine Regine nunc sexto psentat fuit ꝑ Inquisic̄onem Curie illius ex officio qd pdict Henricus Keble post tunc ult Curiam obiit solus seisitus de in pdict novem acris pasture quas ipse antetunc cepisset sibi hered suis ex sursumreddic̄one Benedict Rivet Alicie uxor sue ad Curia ib̄m tent die Martis tercio decimo die Augusti Anno Regni dicte Domine Regine nunc secundo que tunc quondam fuissent Simon Scerfe ut patebat ꝑ Rot de Anno vicesimo primo tunc nuꝑ Regis Henrici septimi Ndque pdict Thom Reble fuit ejus filius ꝓx ' heres secundum Consuetudinem Manerii pdict fuit plene etatis qdque idem Thom Keble psens nunc in Curia petit ex gra Domini admitti ad pdict novem acras pasture cum ꝑtin ut ad jus hereditatem suam qdque idem Thom Keble ꝑ Henricum Everard Arm tunc Dom Manerii pdict admissus fuit inde cenens cui lib̄at fuit inde seisina ꝑ Virgam tenend sibi heredibus Assign suis ad voluntate Domini secundum consuetudinem Manerii pdict ꝑ reddit servicia inde debit ꝓut ꝑ Copiam Rotulorum Curie Manerii pdict Iur pdict in Evidenciis ostens̄ plenius apparet cujus quidem Copie tenor sequitur in hec vba videlicet Chedestan Everards Ad Curia generalem ibidem tent die Mercurij in Fest ' Sancti Marci Evangelist ' Anno Regni Domine Elizabethe Dei Gra Angl Franc Hib̄nie Regine Fidei Defensor c. sexto inter alia continetur sic Inquisic̄o ex officio psentat qd Henricus Keble obiit post ultimam Curia solus seisitus de in tribus peciis terre nat in Chedestane quarum due pecie modo includuntur contin ꝑ estimacon novem acras terre vocat Hall Close jacen juxta scitum Manerii ex parte aquilon Et abuttan super terram Henrici Claxton prat in tenura Ioh̄is Meeke versus occiden suꝑ coem viam vocat Hallane vsus orient tercia pecia continet