Lord Hoo looked to her father Lord Welles to make an estate of lands and manors worth £100 per annum for Dame Eleanor: or, if he refused, brother Thomas was to sue Lord Welles by Statute Staple for £1000.
Lord Hoo expected her father, Lord Welles, to create a land estate valued at £100 annually for Dame Eleanor; alternatively, if Lord Welles declined, brother Thomas would pursue Lord Welles through the Statute Staple law for £1000.