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1328-02-28, York

Cancelled on payment. Enrolment of deed of Geoffrey le Scrop, knight, granting licenee to Sir John Notebroun, chaplain, warden of tae chantry in St. Mary's chapel, Sibthorp, and to Sir John de Edwalton, chaplain of the said chantry, to acquire three messuages, 40 acres of land, and 10 acres of meadow in the towns of Sibthorp, Eyleston, and Sireston, which are held of Geoffrey, either mediately or immediately, from William son of Geoffrey le Clerk of Sibthorp, and Thomas his brother, and Sir Thomas de Sibthorp, rector of the church of Bekyngham: to have to them and their successors, wardens and chaplains of the chapel, in frankalmoin to celebrate divine service in the chapel according to the ordinance made or to be made, in this behalf, without making any rent or services or customs to Geoffrey or his heirs for the same hereafter, notwithstanding the statute of mortmain or any law or custom. Witnesses: Master Henry de Clif; Sir William de Herlaston, Sir Henry de Edenestowe, Sir Michael de Wath, Sir Thomas de Baumburgh, clerks; John de Vaux; William Peyson; Hugh de Bardelby; Nicholas Called Prietz in the Privy Seal, Iii. 367 Ralph de Wolyngham; William de Welyngoure. Dated at York, 1 Edward III. that Geoffrey came into chancery at York, on 29 February, the preceding deed.

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