Lease from John Gush, senior, of Bristol, 'whittawyer' [=collar-maker] to Richard Prowte, of the same town, 'whittawyer', and Agnes his wife, of a messuage on the back of St James, Bristol, between the messuage of Mark Spaynell in which John Broun, tanner, lives, and the messuage of Thomas Janyns, in which John Dok, parchemyner, lives, extending to the messuage of Edward Rede, parchemyner, reserving a chamber and access to a well, at a rental of thirty-three shillings and four pence Witnesses: John Spyne, mayor, Edmund Broun and Richard Arvas, bailiffs, Edward Parchemyner, John Prowte, 'whyttawyer', John Gussh, junior