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1383-02-02, Windsor

Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February. John Hervy of Bedefordshire and Thomas Charlton to Peter atte armorer and William Cressewyk citizens of London, their and assigns. Quitclaim of Bokelescroft in Thistelfeld in parish of Totenham, 3 acres of land in Martefeld, 1 acre in a called the Ridyng, 4 acres in Netherhakeneyfeld, 1 acre by the of John Cheseman of Clopton, a piece of land called the More- 2 acres of land and meadow in the Northmylnefeld abutting the milneponde of Cracheggesmylle, half an acre there by the abutting on the said milneponde, a field called with garden adjacent, a garden between a tenement John le Smyth and a tenement sometime of John Tuwe, a meadow Lytelmede as enclosed at the lok by the said mill, and 1 of meadow in Netherhakeneymede in the parish of Hakeneye, they were enfeoffed by Thomas Midelton parson of Hakeneye John Schordich by consent of the said John Hervy and Thomas Charlton, the same being parcels of certain lands in Hakeneye and Totenham co. Middlesex whereof Nicholas Pole chaplain and William Hilteslee made a feoffment to the said John Hervy, Thomas Charlton, Thomas Midelton and John Schordich and to their heirs, by name of all the lands, rents, reversions etc. therein which the said Nicholas and William had jointly with John Sibile of London, John Esmond and John Buk chaplain by feoffment of John Picard, son of Henry Picard sometime citizen of London. Dated London, 11 February 6 Richard IT.

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