| Description | Grant of land in Tilston
nd, 13th century
Latin
[1] Party 1, Hova, daughter
[2] of Richard de Tilstan [Tilston] has given and granted, and confirmed by her present charter to party 2, Robert de Bulkeleg' [Bulkeley], for his
[3] homage and service, all her land and right which she held or could hold in the vill
[4] of Tilstan [Tilston] with all its appurtenances. To be had and held of Hova and her heirs to him
[5] and his heirs or assigns; freely and quietly, well and in peace; fully and by hereditary right in plains, in
[6] pastures, in meadows; in ways and paths; in the moors and marshes; in the woods and mills;
[7] in ponds and vineyards; in the waters with all appurtenances, liberties and easements, homages, reliefs,
[8] wardships and services wherever they pertain to the said land, by doing as much service for the chief lord as
[9] as pertains to so much land. And because Hova wills that this her gift and confirmation of her charter
[10] be forever right and firm she has affixed her seal to this present deed.
[11] Witnesses: William de Ridleg' [Ridley], Hugh de Bikirton [Bickerton], John de Lau'keton [Larkton], Hugh de Thorpleg' [Tarporley]
[12] Richard de Bulkeleg' [Bulkeley], Hugh de Hanleg' [Handley], and many others.
Single seal tag; single seal attached in horsehair pouch.
This description was created by Medieval Deed Project volunteers. |