| Description | Grant of land with buildings and gardens in "le Stubbes" [Stublach]
nd, c1311
Latin
8 1/2" x 4 1/2"
[1] John, son of lord William of Venables,
[2] to Roger, son of William of Tofte [Toft], and Margery, his wife, all his land with buildings, gardens,
[3] curtilages, meadows, and all other appurtenances which he held, or in any way had power to hold, from a gift of Ranulph le Kyng and [Kynges]
[4] Margery, his wife in the region of 'le Stubbes' [Stublach], without any witholding. To be had and held of the chief
[5] lords lf the said fee to Roger and Margery and their heirs and assigns, freely, quietly, well and peaceably, rightly and hereditarily
[6] forever, with all common liberties, conveniences, and easements, meadows, pastures, moors, marsh,
[7] turbaries, waters, lanes, footpaths, marl-pits, and all other places wherever they pertain to the said land and vill of 'le Stubbes' [Stublach].
[8] By rendering annually and performing services owed and of law customary for the said chief lords of the fee
[9] for all secular services and demands. [Warranty clause].
[12] Witnesses: Lords: Pain Tybotot [Tiptoft],
[13] then Justiciar of Chester; Hugh of Dotton [Dutton]; Peter of Dotton [Dutton], knights; Robert of Grovenour [Grosvenor]; Richard of Lostok' [Lostock]; Pain of
[14] Wasteneys; Robert of Wynington [Winninton]; Ralph of Quatecroft [Whatcroft]; John of Newhall; John of Wynington [Winnington], clerk; and others.
Seal attached to seal tag.
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