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RepositoryCheshire Record Office
LevelItem
ReferenceDDS 13/12
TitleAcquittance for a Fine
Date27 Aug 1363
DescriptionApud Macclesfeld'.

Parties: 1. Adam de Kyngeslegh', escheator of Cestris' [Chester], 2. William son of Robert de Hulm.

Receipt and acquittance for 40s. paid for a Fine made before the Justice of as Cestr' [Chester] for the alienation of divers of his lands by Thomas de Worth.

Latin
Mark: B. h. 8. 27 Ed 3.
Physical DescriptionParchment: 1 membrane 8½" with seal tongue and thong. Seal: Pendant on tongue, green, round, 23mm diam. Legend: SIG.ADA.DE.KYNGESLECH. Device: A female figure erect, crowned, holding in the right hand a sword and in the left a Catherine wheel.

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