Conveyance (lease and release) Reference:Add Mss 10,235, 10,236 Description:From (a) Henry Strudwick of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., to (b) Thomas Strudwick of London, citizen and clothmaker, his brother, as security to the latter for a loan of £150, and to indemnify him, against their joint bond in £1,200, for the payment of £618 to Thomas Aspley of London, citizen and clothier Messuage and farm called Foxbridge, Strudgwick wood alias Priest and Chapel Field and any other lands of William Strudwick of Hills Green, in Kirdford; barn and 35a. land called Hardnip, late in occ. of Walter King, at Plaistow in Kirdford; 3 closes called the Hames at Plaistow in Kirdford, late in occ. of said Walter, purchased by deed, 15 September 1625; 25a. called Romballs Rumbold and Brooklands, purchased of John Ashbourneham and Frannces, his wife, by deed, 28 March 1633 Witnesses: John Barker, John Pepys and H Pepys Endorsement, that this deed was shown to Mr. John Barker at the time of a suit in Chancery, Strudwick v. Strudwick. Note: The two parts of the conveyance are of the same date, probably because the lease is for a period of only one month