BULKLUYS case William Bulkley and Margaret his wife Julii James do purchase  the farm of Milborn Statham to they and the heir of the say William the say  William and Margaret of the tenth by indenture do bargain and sell the say  farm to Richard swain William grove William freke and John babington and their  heir upon trust to sell the same to pay his debt and legacy and for the  maintenance and lie er p marriage of Elizabeth his daughter William Bulkley do  by that deed also covenant with the bargainees that he and lie his wife before  the Feast of Pentecost then follow shall by fine with proclamation grant the  say farm to the bargainees and their heir upon the say trust by that deed  William Bulkley recite that the say Richard swain be near alley to William  grove as his uncle William freke be his uncleinlaw and John babington be his  brotherinlaw and further do covenant with the bargainees that be and his heir  for the natural love and kindred between he and they shall immediate after his  decease stand seize to the use of the say kinsman and their heir of all such  part of the say farm as before the decease of the say William shall not be  execute by fine or other execution of estate to the purport of the same deed  upon the trust and confidence aforesaid and by that dead I say William and  Margaret do make a letter of attorney to make livery and seize but no livery  be make nor any fine levy neither be that deed ever enrol and of all the party  to that deei William grove be only of blood to the say William Bulkley the say  William Bulkley by another deed indent date novembris James in consideration  of money do bargain and sell the say farm unto the former bargainees and other  and their heir upon condition that if William Bulkley his heir or assign do at  any time after that pay to the say bargainees their heir or assign the sum of  d then the bargain and sale shall be void this last deed after William death  be enrol question first whether William grove only be uncle of blood to the  say William Bulkley shall take all by the covenant of stand seize in the first  deed or but a moiety because the other three kinsman be not of blood to the  say William Bulkley but by marriage second see that nothing be pass by the  first deed in the lifetime of William Bulkley whether this last deed of  bargain and sale which be not enrol in his lifetime but after his death be  such a execution of estate in his lifetime as shall hinder the raise of the  use by the first deed of covenant of which case the judge assistant have take  consideration do resolve that the use by the covenant in the first deed do not  enure to they which be not of blood but of aliance but how much of the say  last do vest and execute to the say William grove who be of blood the say lord  the judge rest doubtful and will be further advice and they all agree that the  bargain and sale upon the enrolment be a countermand of the covenant in the  first deed by relation whereupon a decree be have accord mich James king