Re-settlement by the grantees to William Plompton

36 23 October 1475

Re-settlement by the grantees [named in no. 35] to William Plompton,
kt, of their manor of Plumpton in Yorks with its appurtenances, together
with the advowson or nomination of a chantry of the Holy Trinity
within the collegiate church of Ripon, also all other their lands and
tenements, rents, reversions and services with all and singular their
appurtenances in Plumpton (except a pasture with a house built thereon
called Rudfarlington)¹ for the term of his life, so that after William’s
death the premises (except those excepted) may pass to Robert
Plompton, junior, his son, and Joan wife of the aforesaid William and
to the legitimate heirs of Robert. Remainder, in case of lack of such
heirs, to the right heirs of William in perpetuity, holding of the chief
lords of that fee [etc.].

     Appointment by the grantors of Robert Plompton, senior, as their
attorney with full powers to enter the premises (except those excepted)
and in their name to deliver [etc.].²

[Latin]

[Copyist’s note.] This deed hath 7 seales att the copying, 4 July 1616.

[CB, 587]

     ¹ See nos. 79, 80.

     ² The remaining properties were in like manner resettled between 23 Oct. and 7 Nov.
1475, CB, 588, 590, 592, 594, 597, 600, 603.