Descriptive Catalogue of the Original Charters Royal Grants And Donations
Descriptive Catalogue of the Original Charters Royal Grants And Donations
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VII. , &c. William Lonceford, or Lunesford, Bailiff.
William a Crowciie, son of Robert a Crowche, the elder, late of Hoo, Feofment to John Gyles of all his Lands, &c. In the Parish of Bexhill, which he inherited upon the death of the said Robert. Dated Bexhill, April 20, 1487.
William Lonceforde, Lord of the Manor of Westbeche, in the Parish of Battle, Feofment to John Bokelond, the elder, Richard Markham, John Gotle, and Stephen Igolenden, of all his Lands, estimated at thirty Acres, called We...stfyld, Pyndwode, and Est- Battle Abbey Charters, Grants, Deeds, S^c. 127 nierlyng, within the Parisli of Battle, and contiguous to the Lands of the Lord Abbot. Aug. 25, 1487. Seal.
The Feofment, n*'. 1429, dated Dec. 20, 1487, has reference in confir- mation of the preceding. Seal, red wax.
Robert Crotynden, of Tysherst, Feofment to William Roper, the elder, of Tysherst, of a Messuage and seven Parcels of Land, comprising thirty-eight Acres, called Stretynges, in the Parish of Echingham, adjoining the Lands called Burkham, towards the East ; the Lands of the Abbot and Convent of Begham, and John Brykinden, on the West, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII. , &c. William Lonceford, or Lunesford, Bailiff.
William a Crowciie, son of Robert a Crowche, the elder, late of Hoo, Feofment to John Gyles of all his Lands, &c. In the Parish of Bexhill, which he inherited upon the death of the said Robert. Dated Bexhill, April 20, 1487.
William Lonceforde, Lord of the Manor of Westbeche, in the Parish of Battle, Feofment to John Bokelond, the elder, Richard Markham, John Gotle, and Stephen Igolenden, of all his Lands, estimated at thirty Acres, called We...stfyld, Pyndwode, and Est- Battle Abbey Charters, Grants, Deeds, S^c. 127 nierlyng, within the Parisli of Battle, and contiguous to the Lands of the Lord Abbot. Aug. 25, 1487. Seal.
The Feofment, n*'. 1429, dated Dec. 20, 1487, has reference in confir- mation of the preceding. Seal, red wax.
Robert Crotynden, of Tysherst, Feofment to William Roper, the elder, of Tysherst, of a Messuage and seven Parcels of Land, comprising thirty-eight Acres, called Stretynges, in the Parish of Echingham, adjoining the Lands called Burkham, towards the East ; the Lands of the Abbot and Convent of Begham, and John Brykinden, on the West, &c.
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