Lease (Worded as a Bargain and Sale), Part of a Lease and Release Lease, worded as a bargain and sale, presumably part of a lease and release. Dated 20 November 2 George [i.e. 1715]. Parties: 1) John Clarke of Old Brandford, Elling or Ellenge in the county of Middlesex, gent. (one of the nephews of John Clarke of Rochester in the county of Kent, currier, deceased) -Martha, wife of the above; -Thomas Clarke of the parish of Cripplegate, City of London, distiller (brother of the first party and nephew of the late John Clarke of Rochester); -William Clarke of the parish of Brentford in the county of Essex, distiller (brother of the first party and nephew of the late John Clarke of Rochester); -Thomas Clarke; 2) Rebeccah Tucky of Greenhith [Greenhithe] in the parish of Swanscombe in the county of Kent, widow. Property: Various properties including a house called Wharf House in Greenhithe, Swanscombe. Transaction: 1) bargains and sells to 2) the property specified. Consideration: 5 shillings and a peppercorn rent. Seal: 4 red wax signet seals 20 Nov 1715