1279-08-26, Henry Nottingham
Memorandum, that William and John came into chancery at Notingham, on 28 August, and acknowledged the premises. Enrolment of grant by Thomas de Remeston to William Trumwyne and Allesia his wife and to William's heirs of all his lands and rents that he had in the town of Wisow of the gift of John de Sneyton, with all the villeins and their chattels and with the site of a windmill in the same town: to have and to hold of Thomas as freely and wholly as is contained in a charter of feoffment that William de Stafford and Alda his wife made to the late Walter de Sneyton, grandfather of the said John, of all the said lands with 24s. of yearly rent from four bovates of land that the heirs or assigns of Roger de Loveto held of John: rendering therefor to Thomas ld. at Easter yearly and doing the services due to the chief lords of the fee. Witnesses: Sir Peter Pycot of Radclyve, Thomas de Meynil, Stephen de Nevill of Wymundewold, knights ; John de Jorz, Geoffrey son of Stephen -de Wymundewold, Robert de Warwik, Robert de Hull, Philip Baudry, Stephen Baudry.
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