| Description | Grant of 3 tenements in Marbury, Norbury and Hurst Hall
nd, c1315-1320
Latin
9" x 4"
[1] Hugh of Horsale [Hurst Hall] has given, granted and confirmed to Hugh, his son, and
[2] the lawful heirs of his body, all his lands and tenements, rents and services with appurtenances in Marbury and Nortbury [Norbury]
[3] and in a certain hamlet in Marbury called 'Horsale' [Hurst Hall] without any reservation. To be had and held of Hugh and his heirs to the said Hugh
[4] and his lawful heirs, all the said lands and tenements, rents and services with all their appurtenances, liberties,
[5] commons and easements wherever they pertain to the said tenements. Rendering thereby annually to Hugh for his whole life, ten
[6] pounds of silver, to wit, at the feast of Saint John the Baptist, five pounds, and at the feast of Saint Martin, five pounds for all property. And should
[7] the said Hugh die without lawfully issued heir, then all the said land
[8] and tenements, rents and services with all their appurtenances shall fully revert to the said Hugh of Horsale [Hurst Hall] and his heirs forever,
[9] To be had and held of the chief lord of the fee by services which pertain to the said tenements. [Warranty clause].
[12] Witnesses: David of Eggerton [Egerton], William of Malpas, William of Storbury, Hugh, [Norbury]
[13] my [H. of Horsale's] son, [? son of Michael] William the clerk, and others.
Single seal tag with no seal attached.
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