Wolley Ch iv.56

Grant from William Butler of Borrowcote in Fritchley, in the parish of Crich, tanner, in part performance of a covenant between the said William and John Hill alias Duckmanton of Calow alias Callall, gentleman, to John Digby of Mansfield Woodhouse, and Anthony Bradshawgh of Duffield, gentlemen, of a messuage, field, close and parcels of lands in divers part by name of Nunnclose alias Nunnfeild in Barrowcote alias Borowcote in the parish of Crich now in tenure of the said William, and also another messuage of the said William called le New Innes with all houses and buildings erected thereon and all gardens etc. belonging.

Dated as: 1 April, 2 James I

Endorsements: Sealed and delivered, and also possession and seisin of all the messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments within-mentioned, taken and delivered by the within-written William Butler to the within-mentioned John Digbye, gentleman, to the uses and effects within-specified according to this deed, 20 April in the second year of the our now king, written in the presence of, William Hardy, his mark, John Hardy junior, his mark, Thomas Hardy, his mark, Humfrey Duckmanton, his mark, John Duckmanton junior.Dated 1 April 1604.Wm. Butler to Digbye & anor.Deed poll to settle his lands in Barowcote and Crich pursuant to certain Agreement made between the said Wm. Butler and John Hill alias Duckmanton.