1335-01-11, Alnwick

The same Nicholas acknowledges that he owes to the same John 80/.; to be levied as aforesaid. Enrolment of indenture testifying that whereas Nicholas de Sutton of Campsale, on 11 January, made the preceding recognisances in chancery to John de Brayton, John grants that if Nichoias makes such state in all his lands in Campsale, Sutton and Askern, both in demesnes and in reversions, that those lands shall remain to John and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of their bodies, at Nicholas's death, that the said recognisances shall be null; and Nicholas grants that if he procreates an heir male de se or does or attempts anything against the premises whereby the said lands shall not remain to John and Elizabeth as aforesaid, the execution of the recognisances may be demanded immediately after such impediment has been placed. Dated at York on 13 January, 9 Edward IIT.