"March 1^st A.D. 1624: In the 22^nd year of the reign of James ye 1^st. The enclosure of Leckhampstead in the

County of Bucks was settled between Sir Edward Tyrell Knt, Lord of the Lordship of Lymes - End, & Nash

End in the Parish aforesaid, & Dame Elizabeth his wife and Sir Timothy Tyrell Knt & Thomas Tyrell Esqe

Brothers of the said Sir Edward of the 1^st part; Anthony Greenaway Esquire, Patron of the said Living &

Lord of the Manor of ditto in the said parish & county & Dame Amphyllis his wife, & John Spicer Clerk,

(Master of Arts) Rector of the said Church in the said county & Diocese of Lincoln of the 2^nd part --- John

Philips Esq Patron of the living of Foscott & Lord of the Manour aforesaid in the said County (lying

contiguous or bordering on the said Parish of Leckhampstead in the County aforesaid & Jane his wife &

James Stilton Clerk, Rector of the Church of Foscott in the County & Diocese aforesaid on the 3^rd part ---

John Pollard of Wick-Hammond in the county of Northampton (Yeoman) & Catherine his wife of the 4^th

part --- John Abbott of Leckhampstead, aforesaid (Yeoman) & Anne his wife of the 5^th part ---- John

Chene of ditto and Anne his wife of the 6^th part (Yeoman) ---- Thomas Budd of ditto, Husbandman, and

Alice his wife, of the 7^th part ---- & William Palmer of Thornton, Bucks Yeoman & Robert Bagley of

Leckhampstead, Yeoman on the 8^th part.