¶ An acte changinge the custome of Gauelkynde. Chap. iii. (Book 3)
THe kynge our soueraigne lorde, for dyuers consyderations his maiestie mouinge, by auctoritie of this his hyghe court of parliament, enacteth ordeyneth and establyssheth, that as well all the lordships maners landes tenemētes woddes pa¦stures rentes seruices reuersions remayndres aduousons & all other what so euer hereditamentes, set lyenge and beyng within his countie of Kent, of the which Thomas Crumwell knight of the honorable order of the Garter lorde Crumwell of Wymbyldon, lorde priuy seale, Thomas Burgh knight lorde Burgh, George Broke knight lorde Cobham, Andrewe Wyndesor knight lorde Wyndesor, Thomas Cheyne knyght treasourer of our sayde soueraigne lorde the kynges most honoura¦ble housholde, Christofer Hales knight maister of the rolles of our sayd so∣ueraigne lordes court of Chancery, Thomas Willoughby knight one of ye iuges of the kynges court of the cōmen place, Anthony Seyntleger knight Edwarde Wotton knight, Edwarde Boueton knyght, Roger Cholmeley knight seriaunt at lawe, Iohn Champneis knight, Iohn Baker squier our sayde soueraigne lorde the kynges generall attourneye, Reynolde Scotte squier, Iohn Guldeford squier, Thomas kempe squier, Edward Thwayt∣tis squier, William Rooper squier, Anthony Sandis squier, Edwarde Isaac squier, Percyuall Hart squier, Edward Monyns squier, Wylliam Whetnall squier, Iohn Fogge squier, Edmond Fetyplace squier, Thomas Hardres squier, William Waller squier, Thomas Wilforde squyer, Tho∣mas Moyle squyer, Thomas Harlakynden esquyer, Geffrey Lee squier, Iames Hales, Henry Husee, and Thomas Roydon gentylmen, or any of theym is or be seysed to his or their owne vse or vses, in fee simple or in fee cayle, the whiche now bene of the tenure and nature of Gauelkynde, & here¦tofore haue bene departed, or be departible betwene heyres males, by the