Clark, G: Cartæ Et Alia Munimenta Quæ Ad Dominium De Glamorg

Excerpt from Cartæ Et Alia Munimenta Quæ Ad Dominium De Glamorgancia Pertinent, Vol. 6: 1580-1721; Appendix 1148-1527 and Index

With the saied william Lord burghley Lord treasorer of england and roberte keylwey that for the couceylemeute and offence in that behalfs if any such shall appears or be proved the saied edwarde shall contents and pays unto our saied sovereigns ladys the dowble of one yeres value of all those lordshippes manors landes tenementes and hereditaments so omytted or undervalued unto suche tyms as the saied edwarde shall have agreed to and with the saied william Lord burghley Lords treasorer of england and roberte keylwey or other the master of the queues courts of wardes and lyverys and surveyor of the same lyverys for the tyms beings for the saied value and overplus of the landes tene mentes and hereditaments so omytted or undervalued And shall fyude sufficieute suertiss for the payments of suche somes of money as shalbe agreed by the master of the queues courts of wardes and lyverys and surveyor of the same lyverys. And furthermore the saied edwabde stradlinge covenauutethe and grauntsthe to and with the saied william Lord burghley lord treasorer of england and roberte keylwey that neither he the saied edwarde neither any other person or persons for hym or in his name by his assente shall unquistte molests or disturbs any tenaunt or tenauntes in dower or for term of lyfe in the name of joyutor of there lawfull possession or interests that they or any of them have of in or to any landes or tenementes comprised in this scedule indented hereunto auexed or any parts or parcell thereof. In witness whereof to the one parts of these indentures remayuynge to and with the saied edward stradlinge the saied william Lord burghley Lord treasorer of england and roberte keylwey have setto there bandes and seales and to the other parts of these indentures remaynyuge to the queues use in the saide courts of wardes and.

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