| Description | Grant of messuages and lands in Plumley and Holford
6 June 1446
Latin
11 1/2" x 4"
[1] Geoffrey Litulovere, son and heir of William Litulovere to the lord John Tyrpyn
[2] chaplain and vicar of the parish church of Browerton [Brereton?], Thomas Kyncy, lord Robert Broke, chaplain, and lord Edmund Drury, chaplain and vicar of the parish church
[3] of Merston [Marston] next to Tuttebur' [Tutbury], all his lands and tenements, namely with all their appurtenances to wit in Plumlegh [Plumley] and Holleford [Holford] in 'le contur palys' [county Palatine]
[4] in the county of Chester, which formerly were of William Litulovere, his father, and the said William died in seisin of all the
[5] said lands and tenements. To be had and held to the same Lord John, Thomas, Lord Robert, Lord Edmund, their heirs and assigns, freely, quietly, well,
[6] and in peace forever, of the chief lords of that fee by due and customary services.
[6-8] [Warranty clause]
[9] Witnesses: William Holleford, Thomas Holleford, son and heir of William Holleford, John Leycetur Robert Leycetur,
[10] John Holleford, and many others. Given at Holleford [Holford] aforesaid on Monday following the feast of Pentecost, in the twenty fourth year
[11] of the reign of king Henry the Sixth.
Single seal tag. Seal missing.
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