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of his word, and for and towards the maintenance of poor dif- 

 treffed proteftant families, and for putting out to apprentices 

 poor children, and for divers other good caufes and valuable 

 confideradons him the faid John Shaftoe hereunto moving, hath 

 granted, alienated, fold, releafed, and confirmed, and by thefe 

 prefents dotli for himfelf and his heirs, grant, alien, fell, rc- 

 leafe, and confirm unto the faid William Shaftoe, John Armjlrong, 

 John Bacon, Farrer Armftrong,, Nicholas Maughcn, John Atkinfon, and 

 Ralph Sbaftoe, their heirs and aflignes for ever all that his ma- 

 nor, lordfhip, or capital meffuage of Mujphen, alias Moufen, with 

 the appurtenances, and alfo all thofe towns, villages, and ham- 

 lets, of Moufen and Neivlands, with all lands, tenements, here- 

 ditaments, and appurtenances whatfocver, to them and every 

 of them belonging, or in any wife appertaining, fituate in the 

 parifh. of Bambrough and county of Northumberland aforefaid, and 

 all the tithes of corn, grain, pig, goofe, calf, and all other ec- 

 clefiailical right within the manour, lordfhip, or capital melluage 

 of Mufphen, alias Moufen, and Nei*land aforefaid (the tithe of wool 

 and lamb, and . the watcr-corn-mill there, called Moufen-vmll, 

 only excepted) together with all and fmgular houfes, edifices, 

 buildings, barns, byers, ftables, dove-coates, orchards, garths, 

 gardens, lands, tenements, meadows, leafoncs, feedings, paf- 

 tures, commons, and common of pafture, and turbary, wafteb, 

 waft-grounds, heaths, moors, whinnes, quarrys, woods, under- 

 woods, and trees, water, fifhings, rents, revcrfions, fervices, 

 eafements, ways, paths, pafTages, profits, commodities, heredi- 

 taments, and appurtenances, whatfoever to the faid manour, 

 lordfliip, or capital meffuage, meffuages, townfliips, villages, 

 and hamlets belonging or in any wife appertaining, or to or with 

 the fame now or an any time heretofore held, ufed, occupied, or 

 enjoyed, or accepted, reputed, taken, or known to be as part, par- 

 cell, or member thereof ;. and the reveriion, and reverfions, re- 

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