1356-03-06, William Westminster

Memorandum that John came into the chancery at London on 18 April and acknowledged the preceding deed. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas John de Haryngton, lord of Gloston, demised by indenture to William Wade of Stokefaston and Margaret his wife his manor of Glaston with all its appurtenances, to hold for their lives, rendering to him 101. yearly for the first twelve years, and after that 201. yearly, John grants that they shall hold the said manor for their lives, quit of the said 20/. and of all other rents and services, and for this William has paid him a certain sum of money down ; John also grants that William and Margaret shall hold the manor for their lives without any claim for waste. Witnesses: William de Ovirton, Robert ad Aulam, Reynold de Tykesovere, Roger de Beufu, William Beaufu, Nicholas Wade, William de 7 Redelyngton, chaplain, William de Wissendein. Dated Glaston, the feast of St. Edmund, 29 Edward IIL.