| Description | Grant of messuages, tenements and lands in Clutton and Aldersey
27 March 1344
Latin
9 1/4" x 4"
[1] Party 1 Hugh, son of Simon de Clutton to party 2 John, his son and [ his wife] Alice,
[2] daughter of Thomas, son of Hugh dil Halle and the heirs of their bodies, all his messuages and curtilages and all his lands and tenements
[3] and meadows with their appurtenances in the vills of Clutton and Aldersey which he possessed, had possessed, or in any way could possess, to be had and held
[4] to parties 2, and their lawful heirs to hold of the chief lord
[5] freely, quietly, rightly and in peace, in fee and by hereditary right, with all common liberties, and easements pertaining to the said tenements and lands by right in perpetuity.
[6] by performing thereby for the chief lord of that fee all services thereby owed and accustomed, for every secular service, tax, or demand.
[7] And should John and Alice die without heir then all aforesaid lands and tenements and
[8] meadows with their appurtenances shall remain to party 1 Hugh and his lawful heirs in full without any hindrance or objection in perpetuity,
[9] by performing thereby for the chief lord of that fee services thereby owed and accustomed by right.
[12] Warranty clause; Witnesses: David, son of Patrick of Barton, David son of Urian de Eggerton [Egerton], Richard, son of William de Cudynton [Cuddington], Thomas, son of Richard de
[13] Clutton, Richard, son of David of Caurthyn [Carden] Huwel ap David de Crue [Crewe], Philip, son of Hova le Lytle de Farndon, clerk, and others. Given at
[14] Clutton Saturday after the feast of the Annunciation, 1344.
No seal; one seal tag.
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