This Indenture made the eight and twentyeth day of September in the sixth yeare of the reigne of our most Gracious Sovereigne Lord George the Second by the Grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland King Defender of the Fayth &c Anno Dni 1732 Betweene Thomas Janns of Wolverhampton in the countye of Stafford gent of the one part and William Foxall of Nether Penn in the sayd countye of Stafford husbandman of the other part Witnesseth that the sayd Thomas Janns for and in consideration of the sume of two shillings and sixpence of good and lawfull money of Great Brittaine to him in hand payd by the sayd William Foxall the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and other considerations him hereunto moveing He the sayd Thomas Janns Hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the sayd William Foxall his executors administrators and assignes All that dwellinghouse or tenement scytuate and being on Gravell Hill in Over Penn in the sayd countye of Stafford wherein Thomas Dalton doth now inhabite and dwell Togeather with the shop garden croft or backside thereunto adjoyneing and belongeing lyeing and being betweene the road way leading from Over Penn - Pinfold up Gravell Hill unto the upper part of the Towne of Over Penn on the one side thereof and the land late of John Bradney gent deceased and now of Ralph Sedgwick gent on the other side thereof and a little passage leading from Gravell Hill aforesayd to the land late of the sayd John Bradney deceased and now of the sayd Ralph Sedgwick on the lower end thereof and the land late of the sayd John Bradney gent deceased and now of the sayd Mr Ralph Sedgwick on the other end thereof or on at or neare all some or most parts thereof And also all wayes waters easments proffitts comodityes and advantages whatsoever to the sayd dwellinghouse and premisses belongeing or in any wise appertayneing or therewith now used sett lett or enjoyed or reputed taken or knowne as part parcell or member thereof or appurtenant thereunto And the reversion and reversions remaynder and remaynders thereof To have and to hold all the sayd dwellinghouse or tenement and premisses with their and every of their appurtenances unto the sayd William Foxall his executors administrators and assignes from the day next before the day of the date of these presents for and dureing and unto the full end and terme of one whole yeare thence next ensueing and fully to be compleat and ended Yeilding and paying therefore unto the sayd Thomas Janns his heires or assignes the rent of one pepper corne on the Feast of St John the Baptist next ensueing the date of these presents if the same shall be lawfully demanded To the intent and purpose that by virtue of these presents and of the statute made for transferring uses into possession the sayd William Foxall may be in actuall possession of all the sayd premisses and may be thereby enabled to accept and take a grant and release to execute the estate and title of the reversion and inheritance thereof in him the sayd William Foxall his heires and assignes forever In witness whereof the sayd partyes to these presents their hands and seals have hereunto interchangeably put the day and yeare first above written

The document has one red seal

Signed                    Tho: Janns

Sealed and delivered by the within named Thomas Janns on this three sixpenny stampt skin of parchment and also the consideration money within mentioned was paid

In the presence of

Signed                    Richard Roban

                             John Grove

                             James Molineux