| Description | Indented deed of exchange between Harsculph de Cleseby and John of Sapton' in Thornetonstuard [Thornton Steward] in Ellerton:
lord Harsculph gives to John Sapton one toft with croft and 2 bovates of land, once held by Henry de Fletham, and 2 tofts with crofts, once held by Roger the miller and Avota widow, in the township of Ellerton: John gives to lord Harsculph, his grandson Harsculph (son of William, the son of lord Harsculph) and lord Harsculph's wife, Margery, a toft with croft and 2 bovates of land, 5 acres of land and one acre of wood and ground in the township of Ellerton:
with clauses of warranty and sealing.
Endorsed in pencil as being undated, c1250, with number "13" in ink.
Seal: partially damaged, oval, green, attached by tag. |