| Description | Grant of messuage in Plumley
20 March 1498
Latin
8 1/2" x 4"
[1] Andrew Seymon de Burton-upon-Trent in the county of Stafford, painter, and Alice,
[2] his wife have given, granted and confirmed to Thomas Bredon a certain messuage
[3] with its appurtenances situated and lying in Plumley within the county of Chester, which was of Alexander Littilovr,
[4] uncle of {1?} the said Alice, which descended to her {him?} by hereditary right after the death of the said Alexander. To be had
[5] and held to the said Thomas, his heirs and assigns in perpetuity, of the chief
[6] lords of that fee by services thereby owed and customary of law.
[6-9] [Warranty clause]
[9] Witnesses: William Bredon, William Sutton, William Brerys, William
[10] Barbur, Roger Marbur and many others. Given at Plumley on the said twentieth day of March {Marler?}
[11] in the thirteenth year of Henry VII
Two seal tags; missing seals.
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