| Description | Quitclaim lands and tenements in "Neubold iuxta Chester"
1329
Latin
8 1/2" x 3 1/2"
[2] Quitclaim by
[1] Party 1 John son and heir of William Eyse, to
[2-3] Party 2 Roger de Capenhurst, citizen of Chester, and Katherine his wife, and the heirs or assigns of Roger,
[3-6] of all right and claim which he has, or in any way is able to have in all those lands and tenements with appurtenances in "Neubold iuxta Chester" [Newbold] which Roger and Katherine had by the gift and feoffment of William, John's father, just as is more fully contained in a charter made on this,
[6-8] so that neither John nor his heirs, nor anyone in his name, is able to make any claim to the same, but is forever excluded from it by these presents.
[8-10] John warrants the same to Roger and Katherine, and the heirs or assigns of the same Roger, against all men.
[10-12] Witnesses: William son of Peter de Birchull' [Brickhill], then mayor of Cestr' [Chester], Henry Hurel [Hurell] and Madoc de Capenhurst, then sheriffs of Cestr' [Chester], Henry Russel, Roger le Calf, Robert de Raby, Richard de Bromburogh' [Bromborough], Robert del Hull', Henry, clerk, and others.
1330-1
Seal ... wax on a parchment tag. Impression worn and fragmentary.
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