Chaloner against davis ld raym debt for l penalty upon article of agreement  Buckinghamshire to wit Thomas Davis late of the parish of Stokelyne in the  county of Oxford yeoman otherwise call Thomas Davis of Bainton in the parish  of Stokelyne in the county of Oxford yeoman be summon to answer William  Chaloner gentle of a plea that be render to he pound which he owe to he and  unjust detain c and whereupon the aforesaid William by William Vaux his  attorney say that whereas by a certain write of article of agreement make the  first day of may in the that year of the reign of the lord the now king  between the say William Chaloner by the name of William Chaloner of  steepleclaydon in the county of Buckingham gentle of the one part and the  aforesaid Thomas by the name of Thomas Davis of Bainton in the parish of  Stokelyne in the county of Oxford yeoman of the other part at Aylesbury in the  county of Buckingham aforesaid the counterpart whereof seal with the seal of  the aforesaid Thomas he the say William Chaloner bring here into court the  date whereof be the same day and year it be conclude and agree in manner and  form follow that be to say first of all it be agree by and between the party  aforesaid and the aforesaid William Chaloner for himself his heir executor  administrator and assign by the write of the article aforesaid covenant and  grant to and with the aforesaid Thomas Davis his heir and assign that the say  William Chaloner and all person claim under he on or beforethe that day of  November next follow the date of the write of the article aforesaid shall make  seal and deliver Lord Raymond to the aforesaid Thomas Davis at the cost and  charge of the say Thomas Davis a good and sufficient title assurance and  conveyance in the law of all that message with the outhouse edifice yard  orchard garden and appurtenance thereunto belong and of one close of arable  land adjoin to the aforesaid message and of all those two yardlands of arable  meadow and pasture ground with the appurtenance all which say premise be  situate and be in the town parish and field of steepleclaydon aforesaid and  then be in the possession of thesaid William Chaloner and before that time be  in the possession of Thomas snow decease also second it be further agree and  the say Thomas Davis for himself his executor and administrator covenant and  agree to and Lord Raymond er p with the say William Chaloner his executor  administrator and assign by the write of the article aforesaid that he the say  Thomas Davis or his assign at the time of the execution and seal of such  conveyance and in consideration thereof will well and faithful pay or cause to  be pay to the aforesaid William Chaloner his executor administrator or assign  the just and full sum of five hundred and three pound of lawful money of  England at the house of sir Francis child situate at temple bar London three  it be agree that the say Thomas Davis shall enter upon and enjoy the aforesaid  close adjoin to the say house at the same time when the say sum of shall be  pay to the aforesaid William Chaloner or his assign and also all commons for  cow and horse belong to the say two yard land fourthly it be agree that the  aforesaid William Chaloner and his assign shall enjoy all the land and herbage  and furze in the field call WindmillFields in the parish of steepleclaydon  aforesaid belong to the aforesaid two yardlands until the crop which shall be  there grow in the year of our Lord shall be reap out and carry off and that he  the say William Chaloner shall have free liberty to plough and sow the same  five it be agree that the say Thomas Davis and his assign shall enter upon the  aforesaid message outhouse edifice and yard thereunto belong and a little  piece of land about the spring adjoin to the backside of the say message and  shall enclose the same with pale immediate after the date of the write of the  article aforesaid he the say William Chaloner and his assign have liberty to  go through the yard to fetch off his crop of corn then grow in the say close  six it be agree that the say Thomas Davis shall enter upon all the  sheepcommons upon the that day of September next follow and also Lord Raymond  that he shall enter upon and enjoy all the land belong to the say two  yardlands be in the woodfield as soon as the crop then grow shall be cut and  carry off seven it be agree that the say William Chaloner or any other person  with his privity shall not cut any wood then grow upon any part of the premise  at any time after that time last it be agree that the say Thomas Davis or his  assign yearly for ever afterward shall pay to the say William Chaloner or his  assign the sum of two shilling on the that day of September and shall appear  at all the court afterward to be hold for the manor of steepleclaydon  aforesaid and for the true performance of all and singular the premise  aforesaid the aforesaid William Chaloner and Thomas Davis several bind  themselves to each other in the penal sum of of lawful money of England by the  same write as by the write of the article aforesaid appear he the say William  Chaloner in fact say that he the say William Chaloner from the time of the  make of the write of the article aforesaid always hitherto have be ready well  and faithful to observe perform and keep all and singular the covenant grant  article and agreement in the say write of the article aforesaid above specify  on his part to be observe perform and keep accord to the form and effect of  the write of the article aforesaid and that the aforesaid Thomas from the time  of the make of the write of the article aforesaid hitherto have not observe  perform or keep any of the covenant grant article or agreement whatsoever in  the write of the article aforesaid above specify on his part to be observe  perform and keep accord to the form and effect of the write of those article  and particular he the say William Chaloner in fact say that he the say William  Chaloner and one Robert Markham of Yardley in the county of Hertford Esq after  the make of the say write of the article aforesaid and before the say that day  of November in the same write of the article mention to wit on the that day of  the same month of November the same Robert Markham be possess of and in the  tenement and premise aforesaid for the residue of two term of year the  reversion thereof belong to the say William Chaloner and his heir it  steepleclaydon aforesaid make and seal their certain indenture of bargain and  sale of the tenement and premise aforesaid in the write of the article  aforesaid mention and then and there deliver that indenture as their act and  deed to the use of he the say Thomas by which say indenture the say William  Chaloner and Robert for and in consideration of the several Lord Raymond sum  of S of lawful money of England to they the say William Chaloner and Robert in  hand respective pay bargain and sell to the say Thomas the tenement and  premise aforesaid by the name of all that message with the Lord Raymond er p  outhouse edifice yard orchard garden and appurtenance thereunto belong and of  one close of arable land adjoin to the aforesaid message and of a little piece  of land about the spring adjoin to the backside of the say message and also of  all those two yardlands of arable land meadow and pasture with the  appurtenance situate and be in the town parish and field of steepleclaydon  aforesaid and which then be in the possession of the say William Chaloner and  Thomas Davis or of one of they and which before that time be in the possession  of Thomas snow decease and the reversion and reversion remainder and remainder  of all and singular the premise and of all the rend service and other profit  of the premise and of every part and parcel thereof to have and to hold the  premise aforesaid with the appurtenance to the say Thomas Davis and his assign  from the day next before the day of the date of the say indenture for and  during the term of one whole year from thence next follow and full to be  complete and end yield and pay therefore the refit of one pepper corn at the  Feast of saint Michael the Archangel only if the same shall be demand to the  intent that b virtue of the indenture aforesaid and the statute for transfer  of use into possession the say Thomas Davis may be in the actual possession of  the premise and able to accept of a grant and release of the reversion and  inheritance thereof to himself the say Thomas Davis and his heir and that they  the say William Chaloner and Robert afterward to wit upon the say that day of  November in the write of the article aforesaid so as before be set forth  mention at steepleclaydon aforesaid make and seal a certain other indenture of  release and confirmation of the tenement and premise aforesaid and then and  there deliver that indenture as their act and deed to the use of he the say  Thomas and his heir by which say indenture the say William Chaloner for and in  consideration of the sum of of lawful money of England to he the say William  in hand mention to be pay and the say Robert in consideration of the sum of S  of like lawful money to he the say Robert in hand likewise mention to be pay  release and confirm to the say Thomas Davis be in the actual possession  thereof the premise aforesaid by the say dam of all that message with the  outhouse edifice yard orchard garden and appurtenance thereunto belong Lord  Raymond and of one close of arable landadjoining to the aforesaid message and  of a little piece of land about the spring adjoin to the backside of the say  message and also of all those two yardlands of arable land meadow and pasture  with the appurtenance situate and be in the town parish and field of steeple  Claydon aforesaid and which then be in the possession of the say William  Chaloner and Thomas Davis or of one of they and which before that time be in  the possession of Thomas snow decease and the reversion and reversion  remainder and remainder of all and singular the premise and of all the rend  and service and other profit of the premise and of every part and parcel  thereof and also all the estate right title interest claim and demand  whatsoever which they the say William Chaloner and Robert have or have or in  any manner can or ought to have of in or to the premise or any part thereof to  have and to hold the premise aforesaid with the appurtenance to the say Thomas  his heir and assign to the only use of the say Thomas Davis his heir and  assign for ever and that the say Thomas agree for himself and his assign by  the same indenture yearly afterward for ever to render and pay to the say  William Chaloner or his assign the sum of S upon the that day of September and  to appear at all the court afterward to be hold for the manor of  steepleclaydon aforesaid and the aforesaid William Chaloner then and there be  ready and offer and always afterward have be and yet be ready at the cost of  he the say Thomas to make and procure to be make any other conveyance of the  tenement and premise aforesaid accord to the form of the article aforesaid and  the say William Chaloner in fact further say that the say Thomas afterward to  wit on the that day of the say month of November at steepleclaydon aforesaid  have notice of the premise and so have notice thereof the say Thomas then and  there absolute refuse himself to agree to that indenture or to accept the same  of they the say William Chaloner and Robert as the deed of they the say  William Chaloner and Robert to the aforesaid Thomas and yet do refuse and the  say Thomas or his assign have not pay or cause to be pay to the say William  Chaloner the say sum of accord to the form and effect of the write of the  article Lord Raymond er p aforesaid but to pay the same to the say William  Chaloner accord to the form and effect of the article aforesaid the say Thomas  have deny and yet do deny by which a action have accrue to he the say William  Chaloner to require and have of the aforesaid Thomas the say nevertheless the  say Thomas although often request have not yet render to the say William  Chaloner the say Lord Raymond but to render the same to he have deny and yet  do deny whereupon he say that he be injure and have sustain damage to the  value of and thereupon he bring suit c demurrer and joinder in demurrer enter  OF michaelmas term in the the year OF king William the three b r roll