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

other of the same William, to have and to hold
to him and his lawfully begotten heirs from the
bp. and his successors by the aforesaid service
freely, quietly, well and in peace. If Henry
should die without an heir, the tenement with
appurtenances wholly should pass to Agnes
Mauclerk, sister of the aforesaid John Mauclerk,
to have and to hold to her and her lawfully
begotten heirs from the bp. and his successors
freely, quietly, well and in peace. Moreover, the
bp. and his successors will warrant forever the
aforesaid 60 acres with appurtenances to the
aforesaid John and William for the term of their
lives, and also to the aforenamed William son of
William, Henry and Agnes, and their lawfully
begotten heirs. In witness of which the bp. has
affixed his seal to this present charter.
Witnesses, John de Hotot, William de Freford, John
de Asmerbrok, Henry de la More, William le
Taverner of Lichfield and others.
793 5 May 1309, London. Know all present and
future that Walter de Langeton bp. of Coventry and
Lichfield gives, grants and by this his present
charter confirms to Roger de Aston and Sybil his
wife and their lawfully begotten heirs or those to
be begotten one messuage and a moiety of one
virgate of land with adjacent meadow and all other
appurtenances in the town of Longdon (Longedon).
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