Deeds: Lancashire: Manchester: Market Place

1. Bond 14 Mar 1560

(1) Thomas Syll of Manchester, shearman.

(2) Edward Rylston of Manchester, mercer.

Surety of £100 to assure title of1 to two shops and two chambers on the south side of Market Sted.

2. 2 Sep 1596.

Receipt of Thomas Rillston, gentleman, of his wife's filial portion from his mother-in-law, Isabel Tipping.

3. Lease for 21 years 18 Nov 1597

1. Edward Rillston, M.A., Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford

2. Thomas Rillston, citizen and grocer of London. Two shops and chambers over them in Market Place. Rent: 1 groat. Seal: Wax, pendant.

4. Bargain and sale with feoffment 25 Jul 1626

(1) James Rillston of St. Breock near Wade, Cornwall, clerk, brother and heir of Edward Rillston, B.D., Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford, deceased

(2) Samuel Tipping of Manchester, gentleman

Two shops with chambers over them near the Market Place

Consideration: £70

Endorsement: Delivery of seizin

5. Deed of settlement 3 Nov 1629

(1) Samuel Typping, senior of Manchester, gentleman ( 2a) Sir Cecil Trafford of Trafford (2b) Peter Leigh of High Legh, esquire (2c) Edward Tacey of Manchester, clerk.

Messuage in Smithy Door, two shops and chambers near Smithy Door, messuage in Deansgate and land (3a.) called Smithyfield to the use of (1) in tail male, remainder to Samuel Tipping, junior, nephew of (1), in tail male, remainder to George Tipping, great nephew of (1), in tail male, remainder to heirs of Samuel junior

Messuage in the Marketstead or Market Place to (1) in tail male, remainder to great nephew George Tipping in tail male, remainder to daughters of same George, remainder to Samuel Tipping, junior, in tail male, remainder to heirs of Samuel, junior. If property comes toa daughter of George, junior, she is to be given £100 instead and property to pass to Samuel Tipping, junior etc.

Seal: Wax, pendant.

6. 1630-1633.

Will, 13 Apr 1630, codicil, 22 Jan. 1631/2 of Samuel Tipping, senior of Manchester, gentleman, and probate, 4 Dec. 1633. No real property involved.