THE ANCESTOR 273 Answer (28 June 1641) of John Aynscombe (a defendant with Abraham Aynscombe his father). Concerning a messuage and lands in Retherfeild, which John Ayns- combe, father of the said Abraham, is said to have granted, by deed dated l Feb. 43 Eliza., to remain to the said Abraham for his life, with remainder to the defendant John, eldest son of the said Abraham. A-^^ Bill (31 May 1641) of George Abbott of Caldecot, co. Warw., gent. Answer (21 Oct. 17 Car. I.) of Thomas Levinge, gent., and Ralph Farmer. Concerning leases made by Edward Cokayne late of Pooley, co. Warw., esquire, of messuages and lands in his lordship of Baddesley Ensor and the commons of the said manors. The defendant Thomas is son of Francis Levinge, gent. Bill (19 June 1632) of William Arundell of Helaugh in Swaildale, CO. York. Answer (22 Sep. 1632) of John Lonsdalle and George Lonsdaile. Answer (27 April 1633) of Jeffrey Lonsdaile, father of the said John and George, an old and decrepit man. Concerning a messuage and lands in Helaugh, which the compt. alleges to have been settled by his great-grandfather Anthony Arundell, by deed of feoffment dated 1 2 Eliza., upon James Arundell, the compts. father. A^ Bill (5 May 1630) of William Alabaster, esquire, D.D. Demurrer (18 May 1630) of Arthur Knight of London (defendant with Barnard Hide of London, merchant). Concerning a debt of one Thomas Warwick, esquire, for which the compt. became a surety in the year 161 8. A-^ Bill (9 Nov. 1629) of John Anderton the elder of Buckland Mona- chorum, co. Devon, yeoman. Answers (8 Jan. 1629) of Joan Lawrye, Thomas Corter, Elizabeth Anderton, widow, and Richard Ludbrooke alias Douriche, and (11 Jan. 1629) of Thomas Fownes, merchant, and Lawrence Andrewe. Concerning a lease of a tenement called Yeland by William Crymes, esq., late of Buckland Monachorum, made (40 Eliza.) to the com- plainant, Richoard or Richaurd, his wife and William his brother. The defendant Elizabeth is relict of William Anderton the brother. John Anderton and William Anderton are named as father and uncle to the compt. A Bill (15 Nov. 1 631) of Simon Adam of Hadstock, co. Essex, son and heir of Simon Adam the elder, late of Horseath, co. Cambridge, yeoman, deceased.
