| Description | Quitclaim of lands of the Dene in Mottram St Andrew
nd, c1310-1320
Latin
9 1/2" x 2 1/2"
[1] Party 1 Thomas, son and heir of Roger of Mottram [Mottram St. Andrew] has remised and entirely quitclaimed to party 2 Edmund, son of Edmund of Mottram [Mottram St. Andrew] and Margery, daughter of Vivian of Foxwist [Foxtwist] and
[2] their lawful heirs and to each and every one of their heirs to whom the land of le Dene with appurtenances in the vill of Mottram [Mottram St. Andrew] by form of a gift of Edmund of Mottram, the uncle of party 1, ought to remain or revert,
[3] all his right and claim if he held any, or by some right he could hold, or by some chance occurring henceforth, on all the land of le Dene in the vill of Mottram, with appurtenances without
[4] any reservation, that neither Thomas nor his heirs or anyone in his name may henceforth demand or make claim upon any right or claim on the said land with appurtenances.
[5] [Warranty clause]
[7] Witnesses: William of Baggyleg' [Baguley], John Phyton [Fitton], John of Baskervyle [Baskervill], John of Hondford [Handforth], John of Hyde, William of Schagh [Shaw], Richard of Heleg' [High Lee], and others.
Single seal tag.
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