1283-05-09, Conway

the justices of the Bench. Whereas there is a plea before them Roger le Rous and Walter de Hopton and Matilda, his wife, of this, Walter and Matilda shall warrant to Roger the manors of Wemme and which are of the inheritance of William le Botiller of Wemme which ought to descend after Matilda's death to William as her son Membrane Td and heir; the king wishing to save William harmless if any fine be levied before the justices concerning the manors between Roger, Walter and Matilda, orders the justices, with William's assent, to permit such fine to be levied in the following form and in no other: to wit that immediately after Matilda's death the manor of Wemme shall descend to William as her son and heir, rendering therefor to the said Walter 15/. yearly only for the term of Walter's hfe, and that the manor of Tireleye shall remain to Walter for life, if he survive Matilda, with reversion to William, who shall be quit of the said 15/. yearly after Walter's death.