Grant by William Canynges, merchant of Bristol, to William Canynges, his son, and Isabella, daughter of William Vowell, of Wells, his wife, of lands, tenements, rents, etc in Wells, Wellysforen, in the hundred of Wells, and Westbury on Trym co Somerset; a tenement in Bristol opposite the cross of St Peter, in which John Meryfeld, baker, lives; two tenements on the Were, in which John Ryder, tanner, lives; two tenements in Towkerstret, one in which Lewis Howell, wever, lives, another in which David Wattes, towker [fuller], lives which tenements lately belonged to William Pownam; a tenement on the back of St James, with a brewery and garden on the road between the Barres and Lawdiche; tenements on the Avon bridge in which Richard Reynold, waxchandler, Thomas Steveneys, goldsmith, and John Whatley, wax-maker, live Witnesses: William Coder, mayor of Bristol, John Wykeham, sheriff, Robert Bole and John Clerke, bailiffs, Philip Mede, Richard Alberton, William Spencer, Thomas Oseney