AD3453

Court of Wards and Liveries: Fine on entrance of Ward into Inheritance: £5. (i) James I of England, etc. (ii) William Wagstaffe of Wilden, yeoman, son and heir of George Wagstaffe, yeoman (decd).

13 Feb 1612/13

From: 1612 To: 1613

Reserves the right to alter fine if land discovered to be wrongly valued. Attached: Extent, comprising history, description and value of land. - -Two messuages in Urdwicke End, Wilden. - -110 acres land, 10 acres meadow, 20 acres pasture, valued at 12d. History of property: Sir Thomas Lucye seized thereof for £212, assured it to William Wagstaff the Elder for 1,000 yrs, yielding 12d p.a. if demanded. Reversion finally to William and George Wagstaff. Recites marriage of George Wagstaffe to Amie Mace and annuity to her of £3. 6. 8. After death of William property devised to Joane, his wife. After her death to Amie, wife of George, during minority of William the Younger (14 yrs 8 months at time of father's death, 17 Dec. 1600). Signed: Roger Wilbraham, - - Fletewood, W. Curle, James Ley.

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James I,
Wagstaffe, William,
Wagstaffe, George,
Lucye, Thomas,
Mace, Amie,
Wagstaffe, Amie,
Wagstaffe, Joane,
Wilbraham, Roger,
Fletewood,
Curle, W.,
Ley, James

DEEDS, legal papers, yeoman, WILDEN, Wards & Liveries, annuities