by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

(soleutaml) of Henry son of John de la Hul. To
have and to hold the said part of the said
tenement together with reversion of the said dower
to the aforesaid Hugh and Agnes his wife and to
their lawfully begotten heirs from the bp. and his
successors freely, quietly, well and in peace
forever. And if the said Hugh and Agnes should die
without a lawfully begotten heir, the bp. wishes
and grants for himself and his successors that the
said part of the said tenement together with the
reversion of the dower should pass to Robert,
brother of the said Hugh, and the lawfully
begotten heirs of the same, rendering thereafter
annually to the bp. and his successors 6d. of
silver at the usual terms in the town of Lichfield
for all services exacted and claimed. The bp. and
his successors will warrant forever the said part
of the said tenement with its appurtenances
together with the reversion of the said dower to
the said Hugh and Agnes his wife and their lawful
heirs, and also to the said Robert, brother of the
said Hugh and his heirs. In witness of which etc.
Witnesses, William de Frefford, Thomas, lord of
Pipe (Pype) in Lichfield, Nicholas de Ambriton,
clerk, William Westwy, William de Hampton, Richard
de atte Walle and others.
1. Sic for solutam.
585