Feoffment (both halves of an indenture) for £10 6s 8d to be ...

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Feoffment (both halves of an indenture) for £10 6s 8d to be paid in instalments; 5 Nov 1424

Henry atte Moor of Bracon Ash (Braken), tailor, Robert atte Moor of Bracon Ash and William atte Chirche of Hethersett (Hetyrsete) to Walter Glovere of Flordon, Robert Martyn of Hapton and John Multon of Tasburgh (Taseburgh) [all in Norfolk]

all their lands and tenements in Flordon, Bracon Ash and Hethel (Hethill) which formerly belonged to Stephen Broun of Flordon, which they lately had by the feoffment of Walter Orlager, citizen of Norwich, and John Hancok, clerk

£10 6s 8d to be paid to Henry atte Moor at Bracon Ash in instalments of £2 on 1 November for four years and £2 6s 8d in the fifth year; power of re-entry on non-payment; warranty by Henry atte Moor only; memorandum that seisin has been delivered on those terms

Witnesses: John Colby, William Blounvyle, Ralph Biltham, Thomas Moor, John Sybald; at Flordon

Three red wax seals, different on each indenture:

1 crowned letter W; IHC; indistinct [?armorial]

2 letter R; crowned letter W (as 1); two figures, one holding an object, the other facing in prayer