| Description | Quitclaim of Manor of Henhull
19 February 1449
Latin
9 1/2 x 5
[1] Party 1, Thomas, son of Richard Smyth de Medio Wyco [Middlewich],
[2] has remised, relaxed and quitclaimed to party 2, Richard, son and heir of Thomas de
[3] Golburne [Golborne], Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Margaret de Henhull, Ellen, daughter and heir of Alice de Henhull, and Matilda, daughter and heir of Tybot de
[4] Henhull, their heirs and assigns, his entire right and claim which he holds, held, or in any way in future could hold in the manor of
[5] Henhull with all their appurtenances, so that neither party 1, nor his heirs or anyone else in his name
[6] may henceforth claim or demand any right or claim on the said manor with all their appurtenances, nor on any parcel of the same,
[7] but be excluded from all suit of right in perpetuity by the presents.
[7-9] [Warranty clause]
[10] Witnesses: Robert ffouleshurst [Foulshurst], John Maysturson [Masterson], Thomas Maysturson and others. Given on the nineteenth day
[11] of February in the twenty seventh year of the reign of King Henry VI.
Seal tag with seal attached.
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