| Description | Lease for life of piece of land in Shocklach
4 November 1340
Latin
[1] Party 1, Peter, son of Peter de Arden has demised, granted and confirmed to party 2, William Trussel de Cubbleston [Staffordshire], knight, one piece of land with appurtenances called 'Bunlegh' in the vill of Schoklache [Shocklach]. To be had and held
[3] by the said William, his heirs and assigns for the whole life of John de Seyntpere [St Pierre], knight; freely, quietly well and in peace,
[4] with all rights of common, advantages and easements wherever they pertain to the said land.
[4-6] [Warranty clause]
[6] Witnesses: Robert de Hawreden [Hawarden]
[7] John de Codynton [Coddington], William de Graffton [Grafton], and others. Given at Blake[...] on Friday after the feast of the Apostles
[8] [...] in the fourteenth year of the reign of King Edward III.
Single seal tag. No seal.
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