| Description | Grant of lands and tenements in Lea Newbold
1329
Latin
10 1/2" x 4"
[1] Party 1 William Eyse grants to Party 2 Roger de Capenhurst,
[2] citizen of Cestr' [Chester] and Katherine his wife
[2-4] all his lands and tenements with appurtenances in Neubold iuxta Cestr' [Lea Newbold] in breadth between the land of William son of Peter de Brichull' [Brickhill], clerk, on the one part, and the land of Henry Hurell on the other part, and extending in length from the King's highway which leads to Cestr' [Chester] as far as the land of Henry Hurell.
[4 - 7] To have and to hold all the same with appurtenances to Roger and Katherine, and the heirs of the same Roger, from the chief lords of that fee by the customary service, freely, quietly, well, in peace, by hereditary right forever, with all appurtenances and liberties pertaining to the said lands and tenements wheresoever they pertain, and with all buildings.
[7 - 9] Warranty clause
[9-11] Witnesses: William son of Peter de Brichull' [Brickhill], then mayor of Cestr' [Chester], Henry Hurell' and Madoc de Capenhurst, then sheriff of Cestr' [Chester], Henry Russell, Roger le Calf, Robert de Raby, Richard de Brumburgh' [Bromborough], Robert del Hull, Henry the clerk and others.
Parchment seal tag. Seal missing.
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