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1461-03-01, Westminster

Grant to the king's kinsman Henry, earl of Essex, and the king's aunt countess of Essex, his consort, and her heirs of the lordships or of Bolweton altas Belweton and Pensford, and the lordships or of Breene and Oxton, co. Somerset, Foulnesse alzas Fullenesse, alias Pakesham, Dogettes, Lieghe and Wakeryng, co. Essex, Colvilles, Sowches and Sherdelowes in Fulburn and elsewhere, co. a piece of land called le chirche glebe in Fulburn, with advowson of the church of St. Vigor, Fulburn, pertaining to the said . of land, the lordships and manors of Moreves, co. Suffolk, Foxherde, and Holand, co. Essex, and Heybernes, co. Warwick, and the of Gosyes alias Goseies, co. Essex, and the reversion of the manor Newehall on the death of Agnes, late the wife of Richard Alred, deceased, with advowsons, rents, services, knight's fees, wards, views of frank pledge, courts, liberties and other profits, in part of the will of Edmund, late earl of March, the king's progenitor, directed that in case he died without issue his feoffees after the payof kis debts should deliver seisin to Thomas Gray, deceased without and the said Isabel, then his wife, niece of the said earl, of lands to yearly value of 300 marks, to hold in tail with remainder to the right of Isabel, and, after the death of Anne his consort and the payment her debts, of lands tu the yearly value of 500 marks, to hold to them and heirs of Isabel, which has not yet been done. By K.

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