Indenture between Sir Robert Plompton, kt, and Dame Isabel, his wife

79 6 March 1519

Indenture between Sir Robert Plompton, kt, and Dame Isabel, his wife,
and William Plompton, his son and heir apparent, witnessing an
agreement between the parties that both shall make to William Ingleby
and Guy Willesthorpe, esqrs, Robert Plompton, the younger, gent.,
and Sir Thomas Angrom, clerk, their heirs and assigns, a sufficient
estate in law of and in a messuage or tenement called Rudfarlington
and all the lands, meadows, pastures and woods thereto pertaining,
now in the tenure of Richard Paver, also in all other lands [etc.] within
the lordsip of Plumpton, Yorks, except 2 closes held for life by Richard
Plompton, chaplain, also in these 2 closes after Richard’s death, and in
all the lands and tenements [etc.] with their appurtenances called
Moorehouse within the said lordship, now in the tenure of John Wright,
also in 3 burgages, and all the lands [etc.] with their appurtenances in
Knaresborough, now in the several tenures of Edward Gibson, William
Smith and William Parke, all of which premises shall be to the use of
Sir Robert Plompton, kt, and Dame Isabel, and to the survivor of
them, to secure therefrom in jointure a clear 20m per annum without
impeachment of waste, with remainder to William and his heirs male.
In default of such heirs, remainder in tail male to the heirs of Sir
Robert, and in default of such heirs, to the next heirs of Sir Robert.

The above feoffees shall make a sufficient estate of a clear £10 per
annum out of other lands and hereditaments in Yorks to the use of Sir
Robert for life, with remainder to the use of Robert Plompton the
younger, Marmaduke and Neil, the 3 younger sons of Sir Robert, for
life, to be divided equally between them, and with remainder to William
Plompton and his heirs mele, remainder in default [as above].

     Sir Robert shall make to the aforesaid feoffees and their assigns a
sufficient legal estate in the manor of Plumpton, and in all other lands
[etc.] which he or any other to his use has within the county to the
use of the said Sir Robert for life, with remainder to William and his
heirs male, remainder in default [as above].
[English]

[Copyist’s note.] Copied the 21 January 1627, seale.

[CB, 867]