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1343-05-28, John Westminster

The same prior acknowledges that he owes to the 400J. to be levied as aforesaid. of grant by Hugh de Glemesford, chaplain, and Edmund to Sir Thomas de Cornerde, knight, of all their lands with the of all tenants both free and bond, in Finchingfeld, as they hold of his gift and enfeoffment, to hold for his life, with remainder to and John his sons to hold for their lives, with remainder to Thomas the said Thomas de Cornerde and the heirs of his body, and if Thomas die without such an heir then all the said lands shall remain to of the body of George son of the said Sir Thomas, and if there are heirs of George the lands shall remain to the heirs of John son of Sir Thomas, and if John die without such an heir the lands shall to Andrew son of the said Sir Thomas and the heirs of his body, Andrew die without such an heir the lands shall remain to the right Sir Thomas. Witnesses: Sir Andrew de Bures, Robert de Rokwode, de Cornerde, Hugh de Peyton, Richard le Parker, Richard Materaz. at Fynchyngfeld on Saturday the morrow of St. Mark, 17 Edward III. of grant by Hugh de Glemesford, chaplain, and Edmund to Sir Thomas de Cornerde, knight, of all their lands with of their tenants both free and bond and all other appurtenances in of Denarston to hold for life, with remainder to Thomas his son heirs of his body, or in default to George son of Sir Thomas and of his body, or in default to John son of Sir Thomas and the heirs body, or in default to Andrew son of Sir Thomas and the heirs of his or in default to the right heirs of Thomas. Witnesses: Sir Andrew knight, Robert de Rocwode, George de Cornerde, Hugh de Richard Parker, Richard Matraz. Dated at Denarston on Saturday of St. Mark, 17 Edward III. of grant by Hugh de Glemesford, chaplain, to Sir Thomas de knight, of all his lands with the services of all his tenants both bond and all other appurtenances in the town of Great Bures and Cornerde to hold for life, with remainders as in the preceding deed. Witnesses: Sir Andrew de Bures, knight, Robert de Rokwode, George de Cornerde, Hugh de Peyton, Richard le Parker, Richard Materaz. Dated at Great Bures on Saturday the morrow of St. Mark. 17 Edward III. Enrolment of deed testifying that although Sir Thomas de Cornerde, knight, has granted to Hugh de Glemesford, chaplain, and Edmund Lenveyse the reversion of all the lands which Philip de Insula, rector of Cayendisch church, and William Walter, rector of Pentelowe church, held of him for life in Kemsingg and Cavendisch, the said Hugh and Edmund grant that all those lands which ought to revert to them after the death of Philip and William by virtue of that grant shall remain to Sir Thomas for life, with remainder to Andrew his son and the heirs of his body, or in default of such heirs to Thomas son of the said Sir Thomas and his heirs. [Witnesses as above. Dated as above.

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