| Description | Final Concord re mill and lands in Bunbury,
nd, c1244,
Latin,
6 1/2" x 2 1/2"
[2] Party 1 Robert Patric, plaintiff,
[2] Party 2 Robert of Bulkel' [Bulkeley], defendant
[3] the works of the mill-house and castle, and puture of sejeants
[3] concerning three bovates of land in the vill of Bunnerbur' [Bunbury] which {Bunnebur'}
[4] party 1 quitclaimed to party 2. Consideration 2 marks
{[6] and 12 pence paid annually
[7] on the feast of St Martin in winter}
[8] Witnesses: Lord Nicholas of Willeg' [Willow]
[9] then constable of Chester; Lord Roger, seneschal de monte alto [Mold]; Warin de Vernun [de Vernon]; Hamon de Masci [de Mascy];
[10] Walkelin de Arderne [Arden], and Walter his brother; William de Boydel; John Fluri [Flur?]; Peter de Corpleg' [Corley], and more others. {Peter de Torpleg' [Tarporley]}
Seal wrapped? Tag.
Final concord in Chester County court ("in pleno Comitatu Cestrie") before Lord John Extraneous then Justice, barons, knights etc., between Robert Patric demandant, and Robert Bulkeleg' [Bulkeley], defendant re customary services ("opera") of the mill and of the castle, and the food allowance ("puttura") of the servants from 3 bovates of land in the township of Bunnebur' [Bunbury], all which customs Robert de Bulkeleg' quitclaimed to Robert Patric for 2 marks, and 12 pence annually. Witnesses: Lord Nicholas deWilleg' then constable of Chester, Lord Roger steward of Montalt, Warin de Vernon(?), Hamo de Masci, Walkelin de Arderne and Walter his brother, William de Boydel, John Fluri, Peter de Torporleg' [Tarporley].
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