Notes

From 'The History of the Family of Drury In the Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk From the Conquest' by Arthur Campling, London, 1937.

London October 1331.

"Deed of Edmund Druri son and heir of Nigel Druri formerly citizen & corder of London. Where he granted to Thomas de Spayne citizen and corder of London and to Sarah his wife, his (Edmund's) sister and the heirs of their bodies for ever, a 'place' of land with houses thereon called Beaurepeir in All Hallows Haywarf (ad fenum) London, to hold to them and the heirs of their bodies for ever, paying him 4 marks a year for his life; he quit claims the said rent charge to Thomas and Sarah and to John their son and heir and to the heirs of the bodies of Thomas and Sarah. Witness: Henry de Preston and other (named)."

"Another grant of Edmund Drury was dated at London 13 January 1334/5 is among the harleian Charters where Edmund Drury, son and heir of Nigel Drury, formerly citizen and corder of London, quitclaims to Thomas de Spayne, citizen and corder of London, his heirs and assigns, the place called Beaurepeir of All Saints at Haye in the city of London."