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Description: | Adam of Newmarket to Robert de Lexington:
A bovate of land without a toft in Barnbrough that Simon del Grene held and the toft that William Faber held close to the parsons court on the east with the same William and all his issue and half an acre of land which was of the demesne of Lord Henry of Newmarket, his brother, measuring with a rod of 18 feet abutting on the toft of the same William, and it lies between the croft of the aforesaid Henry on the west and the parsons croft on the east, with the advowson of the church of same town, all of which Robert has by gift of the same Henry, to be held according to his charter.
Witnesses: John of Newmarket, Adam, his brother, Robert de Wykersley, John de Oilly, William of London (?, de Londiniis), Ralph de Normanvile, Nicholas de Treton', William de Tatewych.
These deeds from 17 to 21 were presumably kept together according to an endorsement in a 17 century hand. | Temporal: | c1240 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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