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Description: | Robert Wake of Bourne
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Thomas Sempyngham of Bourne.
All right in a messuage with a garden adjacent in Westgate in Bourne between the messuage of the lord Thomas de Holand on the east and west and abutting on the king's highway on the south.
A rod of arable land in the East field of Bourne at Carysdich between the land of the abbot and convent of Bourne on the south and the land of William Wyteryng on the north, and abutts towards the west on the headland of Ralph del More.
A rod and a half of land in the west field at Moldtonnesende between the land of the lord Thomas de Holand on the north and the land formerly of Henry Philipp on the south and it abutts towards the east on the croft of the abbot and convent of Vaudey.
A headland of land in the same field at Wychweyt and it abutts on the west upon the park of Bourne.
Half an acre of land in the same field by Stanfordegate between the land of the sacrist of Bourne on the north and the land that William Baker holds on the south.
One and a half acres lying in the north field of Bourne at Marethorn next the land of Alice Wynd on the east, the land of the said abbot and convent of Bourne on the west.
And in one annual quitrent of 2s. 4d. out of the tenement that John Smyth holds next to the Eegate on the north.
And in a yearly rent of 10s. 8d. out of the tenement of the heirs of Joan Bisshop in the same part of the Eegate, all of which Thomas Sempyngham purchased by a grant in fee simple of the said Robert.
A clause of warranty.
Witnesses: Geoffrey de Bourne, Richard Barker, John Skepper, John Messager, William Sclatter and others.
Seal on tag, with a circular device.
Endorsements:
Contemporary: "Relaxatio Thome Sempyngham".
Later medieval: "de messuagio et terris in campis de Bourne".
17th? century hand: "Bourne Edw.2 1 (sic.) post conquestum 12"
20th century hand, pencil: "Bourne, Lincs." | Temporal: | 10 May 1389 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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