Calendar of deeds enrolled within the county of Devon 
				1536 - 1673  compiled by John C Tingay 1930 
				4 vols.   typescript . 

	Membrane 8d   620     4 June , 5 Eliz .   1563

	MONKTON ....Bargain and sale by John Eveleighe of Otery Seint Mary, gentleman, and Hugh Pomeroy of Ingeston, esq  to Sir Peter Carew of Monysotery, knt of certain manners , messuages, lands, etc which they recovered in the term of St Michael in the 3 & 4 Eliz  ( 1561 ) against Richard Calmadye of Lawrence Clyst and John Tremayne of Collocombe, gentleman, and which they then late had and purchased of Sir Peter by the names of the manners of Otery Mohame, alias Monysotery, Monncketon, and Stokeflemyng and 300 messuages, 60 toftes, 60 cottages, 4 grist milles, 2 fulling milles, 4 dovehouses, 60 gardens, 120 orchards, 2000 A of land , 1000 A of meadow, 2000 A of pasture , 200 A of woods, 1500 A of furses and heith, 60 A of maric, 60 A of allers and 10 li rent in the above places and in LUPPITT, UPOTERY, COTLEY, LIFTON , and SOUTHTOWN DARTMOUTH with courts , leates, fines, hariottes , warrens, fisshings, peles , waives, estrayers, wardes etc.    Enrolment 13 June


	Membrane 10 & 10d   622   2 July , 5 Eliz  1563

	MONKTON etc....Bargain and Sale by Sir Peter Carewe of Monysotery , knt, to Thomas Southcote of Shillingforde, esq, for 2000 li and the goodwill that he bears to Thomas and his children being of his kynde, of the lordshippes and mannors of Otery Mohame , alias Monysotery, Monckton and Stokeflemynge with their members ; And also the Castle , borough , lordshipp and manor of Southtowne Dartmouth and Monysotery Parke ; And also the patronage of the church of Stokeflemyng and all manors, buyldinges, dovehouses, milles, parkes, dere woodes, courtes, leetes, fines, wayves, estraies, heriottes, deodantes ,villaynes, bondmen with their sequelles, warrens, fisshings, commons, marketts, markett places, etc, belonging to the premises in the aforesaid places, and in LUPPITT, UPOTERY, and COTLEY : and also all other manors, lands etc in Devon.   Subject to the estate of Lady Margaret Tailboys, wife of Sir Peter, in the manors of Monysotery and Monckton for her jointure , and grants of baylywike officers and stewardshippes and their fees. Sir Peter and Lady Margaret shall take the revenue of the manors of Monysotery and Monckton and of the lands etc  thereto belonging and Thomas shall make them a lawful estate therein for their lives ;  Sir Peter shall take there venues from the rest of the premises,   Thomas making him an estate therein for life .  Thomas shall observe such leases as Sir Peter and Lady Margaret make of the premises, but Sir Peter shall not demise the Castle of Dertmoth or the brewhouse or horssmyll at Walflytt except for the term of his life, nor the mancion house, parke and demesne lands and Barton grounds of Monysotery except for his life and his wife`s.  If Sir Peter marrys again , Thomas shall suffer the manors of Monysotery and Monckton and the Parke of Monysotery with the lands etc, to be made sure to such wife for life.  If Sir Peter shall have lawful issue , and he then pays 2500 li to Thomas, Thomas shall suffer the premises to be made sure to Sir Peter and the lawful heirs of his body and , in default of such issue to the use of Thomas and his heirs forever.    Enrolment 25 July .

	Membrane 6d  1225   1 June , 27 Eliz , 1585 

	LUPPITT ...Bargain and sale by Walter Newton of Dunsford, yeoman and Thomas Southcott of Bovytracye , esq, of the lands, pasture, meadowe, and tenement called Quabhall, alias Cobbehall, in Luppitt.  John Hellyare and William Ashillford appointed attorneys .     Enrolment 1 June .


		Membrane 6   1375     3 January, 38 Eliz.  1596  

	LUPPITT ..........Grant by Thomas Broome of Luppitt, tanner to Thomas Blampen of Gytsham ,   John Fowler of Buckerell, Thomas Pulman and John Trapnell of Luppitt, yeomen, of the messuage or tenement, where he lately dwelt at Luppitt, and lately buylte by him , called Banefilde, or Barnefild Corner, and all buyldings, courtelage, gardens, etc there to belonging  ;  a meadow called Lytle Longe Meade near the water there, a close or croft of lands in the south of a house in the tenure of Richarde Smythe above the waie towards Luppitt Church  ; two other closes or crofts there below the said waie and all the woodes rentes etc.,  belonging to the premises now or lately in the tenure of Roberte North deceased and then Thomas Broome, the feoffees shall stand seised of the premises to the use of Thomas Broome and Kathryn his wife for their lives and afterwards to that of Henry Broome, son of Thomas and Elizabeth his wife , and his lawful issue and for default to that of Christopher Broome , another son of Thomas and his heirs.  John Hellyer and Roberte Stile appointed attorneys .      Enrolled 1 April.










		Membrane 63, 63d & 64   1751    6 October , 3 Chas 1, 1627

	YARCOMBE etc.......Bargain and sale by Bevill Grenvile of Stowe in Cornwall, esq , to Sir Francis Drake of Buckland Monacorum, bart, of the manor of Knightshaies, in the inheritance of Philipp Bevill and Elizabeth , his wife, Sir Barnard Grenvile and Elizabeth his wife, and of the vendor, and all messuages, landes, pastures, commons, parishes, woodes, waters, rented, reversions, services, courtes, wards, escheates, reliefes , heriottes, amerciaments, liberties etc, thereto belonging   ; And of the tenements in or near Yarcombe in the occupation of the following, viz of William Manning containing about 50 A  , of Agnes Manning , widowe, containing about 30 A , of William Mathewe containing about 30 A,  of Johan Manning, widowe, containing about 17 A , and of John Vincent containing about 30 A .  Of the tenement in or neare Upawtrey in the occupation of Richard Burrowe containing about 36 A.  And of all his other landes, tenements, etc, in Yarcombe, Upawtrey, and Luppitt ; subject to the leases and estates specified in a schedule annexed .  The vendor and Grace his wife shall, upon request, do all things for the better asssuring of the premises to Sir Francis.
	The schedule .
	A graunt by copie of courtroll dated 20 February , 13 Jas ( 1616) made by Philipp Bevill and Elizabeth his wife, of a tenement and an orchard called the Newe Orchard to William Manning, William his son and Symon Manning for their lives.
	The estate by copy which Agnes Manyng has or claims during her widowhoodof a tenement.  The reversion was granted by the said Philip by copy dated 27 March, 15 Jas ( 1617) to Alice, wife of John Easton and to John Easton.
	A copy dated 20 February , 13 Jas (1616) graunted by Philip and Elizabeth his wife, to Johan, William and Symon Manyng of a cottage with land and common of pasture .
	A copy graunted to John Vincent of a tenement for life.
	A graunt by copy to William Mathewe of a tenement for life .  The reversion to Symon Mathewe and William Mathewe, son of Ann Mathewe a grant by indenture dated 29 April, 16 Jan ( 1618 ) of a tenement called Swetland made to Richard Burrowse for ninety nine years, if his sons George, Jervis and Richard so long should live .
		Enrolled 6 October .