| Description | From: John Humfray, of Appledore vill
To: 'Dominus' Ralph Broktone, chaplain of Black Prince's chantry, Canterbury; 'Dominus' John de Taneto, alias Tent, perpetual vicar of Hackington, Kent
7 acres of his woodland called 'Totelynghel' in Appledore vill on a den ('Denna') [ie woodland pasture] called Blackbourne. Ralph is described as 'capellanus principis anglie celebrans in ecclesia Christi Cantuarie'. [For identification as a chaplain of the Black Prince's chantry, see A Hussey, Kent Chantries (Ashford, Kent Archaeological Society Records Branch vol xii, 1936), p40.]
Given at Appledore [Kent].
Witnesses: William Horne; Thomas Chaloner; William Beneit; Reginald Bocher; William Smyth; William Lang; Thomas Lang
Endorsed with contemporary description and number 35 in late medieval hand. |