1332-03-09, Havering

Robert de Ditton acknowledges that be owes to John Scot of Kyngeston 4/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in eo, Surrey. Enrolment of deed witnessing that whereas Robert de Ditton granted to John Scot of Kyngesten all his chief messuage with all its appurtenances in Tamesditton, by reason of a marriage to be contracted between Henry le Hunte, kinsman of Robert, and Isabella daughter of the said John, then under marriageable age, for the purpose of being re-enfeoffed with Henry Isabella by John, to have to Robert for life, with remainder to Henry and Isabella and to the heirs of their bodies, with reversion to Robert in case the marriage did not take place, John hereby releases to Robert all his in the said messuage, as Isabella, who came to marriageable age some years since, does not wish to contract the said marriage. Witnesses : Walter de Coumbe, Stephen de Haderesham, Richard de Hoo, Ralph Postel, Ralph le Tannere, Robert atte Fenne, John le Clerk of Claygate, Bochel, John atte Hecche. [ Undated.]