demise of the premisses with thapp'tnncs heretofore made by the said William Shakespeare, together with them the said John Jackson, John Hemynge, and William Johnson, vnto one John Robinson, now Tennant of the said premisses, for the terme of certen yeres yet to come and unexpired; As by the same wherevnto relacōn be had at And the said John Hemynge for large doth appeare. him self, his heires, executors, admistrators, and assignes, and for every of them, doth covenñt, promise, and graunt, to and with the said John Greene and Mathew Morrys, and either of them their and either of their heires and assignes, by theis prets, That he the said John Hemynge, his heires, executors, admistrators, or assignes, shall and will from tyme to tyme and at all tymes hereafter, within convenient tyme after every reasonable request, well and sufficiently save and keepe harmeles the said bargained premisses and every part and parcel thereof of and from all and all manner of former bargaines, sales, guifts, graunts, leases, statuts, recognizauncs, ioynctures, dowers, intayles, vses, extents, judgmts execucōns, Annewyties, and of and from all other charges, titles, and incombraunces whatsoever, wittingly and willingly had, made, comitted, or done by him the said John Hemynge alone, or ioynctly with any other person or persons whatsoeuer; Except the rentes and service to the Chieffe Lord or Lords of the fee or fees of the premisses from henceforth to be due and of right accustomed to be done, And except one lease and demise of the premisses with thapp'tnants heretofore made by the said William Shakspeare together with them the said John Jackson, John Hemyng and William Johnson vnto one John Robinson, now Tennant of the said premisses, for the terme of certen yeres yet to come and vnexpired, As by the same wherevnto relacōn be had at large doth appeare. And the said William Johnson for him self, his heires, executors, admistors and assignes, and for every of them, doth covenant promise, and graunt, to and with the said John Green and Mathew Morryes, and either of them, their and either of their heires and assignes, by theis pñts, That he the said William Johnson, his heires, executors, admīstrs, or assignes, shall and will from tyme to tyme and at all tymes hereafter within convenient tyme after every reasonable request, well and sufficiently saue and keepe harmeles the said bargained premisses and every part and parcell thereof of and from all and all manner of former bargaines, sales, guifts, graunts, leases, statuts, recognizauncs, ioynctures, dowers, intayles, vses, extents, iudgements, execucōns, Annewyties, and of and from all other charges, titles, and incombrauncs whatsoeuer, wittingly and willingly had made comitted or done by him the said William Johnson alone, or ioyntly with any other person or persons whatsoeuer; Except the rents and service to the Cheiff Lord or Lords of the fee or fees of the premisses from henceforth to be due and of right accustomed to be done, And except one lease and demise of the premisses with thapp'tnncs heretofore made by the said William Shakespeare together with them the said John Jackson John Hemynge and William Johnson vnto one John Robinson, now Tennant of the said premisses, for the term of certen yeres yet to come and unexpired, As by the same wherevnto relation be had at large doth appeare. In witnes whereof the parties aforesaid to theis pnte Indentures have interchangeably sett their hands and sealls. Yeoven the day and yeres first aboue written 1617. Jo: Jackson John Heminges Wm Johnson Sealed & delyvered by the within named John Prise Sealed & delyvered by the w'thinamed John Prise Sealed and delyvered by the w’thinamed Memorand. that the xith day of ffebruarye in the yeres within written John Robinson tenant of the p'mysses w'tihnmencõed did geve and delyver vnto John Greene |