| Description | Grant of messuages and lands in Cheadle
18 December 1341
Latin
9" x 6 1/2"
[1] Party 1 Vivian de Colschagh [Colshaw?] and Henry de Chedele [Cheadle], chaplains, to
[2] party 2 Richard, son of Roger de Vernon, and Felicia, his wife, daughter of Richard of Bulkilegh [Bulkeley], and the heirs
[3] of their bodies, two messuages and thirty acres of land with appurtenances in Chedele [Cheadle], and one plot
[4] of land with appurtenances in the same vill called Chircheleghker [Church lea car] and one plot of land with appurtenances in the same vill called
[5] Blevenestok with the entire meadow and hay adjacent to it, and one moss-ground with appurtenances in the same vill just as the boundaries [6] there bear and show.
[7] to hold of the chief lord for customary services.
[8] with all liberties, easements, etc
[9] as are more clearly described in the original charters. And if Richard and Felicia should die without heirs of their bodies,
[10] all aforesaid lands and tenements with appurtenances are to remain in full to the heirs issued of the body of Richard himself.
[11] And if Richard should die without heirs of his body
[12] all lands and tenements aforesaid with appurtenances are to remain in full to party 2 Roger, his brother, and
[13] the heirs issued of his body. And should it happen that
[14] Roger die without heirs of his body, then the aforesaid lands and tenements with appurtenances
[15] shall remain in full to John, his brother, and the heirs of his body. And should it happen
[16] that John should die without heirs of his body, then all aforesaid lands and tenements with appurtenances
[17] shall remain in full to the rightful heirs of the aforesaid party 2 Richard, son of Roger.
[20] warranty clause
[21] Witnesses: John Fiton, Richard de Bromale [Bramhall]
[22] John de Honford [Handforth], Richard de Bulkilegh [Bulkeley], Edmund de Bosdon [Bosden], Thomas de Sladehurst [Slatehurst] and others. Given at Chedele Tuesday next before
[23] the feast of St Thomas the apostle, 15 Edward III.
Two seals attached in in green wax on tags.
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