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

husbold and haybold, quittance of common pannage
and easements belonging to the town of Tarvin
(Terven), rendering thence annually to the bp. and
his successors one rose flower each year at the
bp. 's manor of Tarvin (Terven) on the feast of St
John the Baptist (24 June] for all secular
services, customary and claimed. The bp. and his
successors will warrant, quit and defend forever
the said bovate and a half of land with the said
messuage, cottage and plot with their
appurtenances to the said William and Alice, their
heirs and assigns against all people. In witness
of which the bp. has affixed his seal to the
present charter. Witnesses, Hugh de Audele, then
justiciar of Chester, John de Orreby, Ralph de
Vernon, senior, Hamond de Mascy, Roger de Chedele,
Ralph de Vernon, junior, Hugh de Dutton, William
de Boydel, knts., Richard de Fouleshirst, then
sheriff of Chester, Richard le Brun of Stapleford,
Roger de Clutton, Thomas de Hokenhille and many
others.
808 6 March 1316, Lichfield. To all about to see
or hear this writing, Walter bp. of Coventry and
Lichfield gives, grants and by this his present
charter confirms to William son of Richard
Abovethewey of Bishopstone (Bysopeston) four and a
half acres of his royal land in 'Colweleye' lying
between the field of Bishopstone (Bysopeston) on
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