| Description | 2/2/1/7/21/Of the 9 acres and 1 rood of land: ½ an acre lies on Long Blakmore, between the land of Simon le Noreys and the land of Richard de Onebene; ½ an acre at Cachpole between the land of Katerine Jabet and Henry de Bereford; ½ an acre on Brocforlong between the land of the aforesaid William and the road; ½ an acre on Tunfurlong between the land of Abbot of Pipwelle and Richard de Onebene; ½ an acre on Schortgledenhul, between the land of the aforesaid Abbot and that of that Prior of Kirkeby; 1 acre on Schortholdyck, between the land of the aforesaid Prior on either side; ½ an acre on the long Ruyland, between the land of the aforesaid Abbot and Prior; ½ an acre on Thornislade between the land of the Prior and Katerine Jabet; 2 roods on Schowlbrode between the land of the Prior on either side; ½ an acre at Raulotusbregge near the land of the aforesaid Prior; ½ an acre on Brocforlong, between the land of the Prior and Thomas, son of Peter; 1 rood behind Thurnemylne near the land of the aforesaid Abbot; ½ an acre on Bromhul, near the land of the aforesaid Abbot; ½ an acre on Apletreforlong near the land of William Onewel; 1/2 an acre behind the Longfen near the meadow of Lalleford; ½ an acre on Bromhul near the headland of the Prior; ½ an acre on Cherte Ruyland near the land of William Onewel; ½ an acre on the Wowelond between the land of John de Hold and John de Warwyck; and 4s. annual rent from Roger le Baptere and Alice, his wife, for a cottage with curtilage between the tenements of Ralph de Waver on the one hand and Ralph le Noreys on the other, and the reversion of the said cottage and curtilage after the deaths of Roger and Alice; also 3s. annual rent from the holdings of Thomas, son of Peter de Duncherche in Long Lalleford: to hold all the aforesaid lands, rents and reversion, forever, of the chief lord of the fee, for the customary services, paying yearly to William and his heirs 6s. 8d. to the end of his life. Witnesses: William Chaynel, Richard de Onebene, William le Warde: John de Warwick, Henry le Gardiner and others. Given at Long Lalleford the Friday next after the feast of All Saints, 8 Edward III.
Seal: missing; tag.
Endorsed: Grant of William Swynfford to Isabell his daughter, of land in Lawford. |