| Description | From: William Lane, citizen of Canterbury
To: the prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory
5 acres of land in St Martin's parish in the suburbs of Canterbury, lying in the field called 'Crouchefeld', which he had of the gift of Constance who was the wife of Baldwin atte Bore and afterwards of John Stace of Canterbury. The grant is made with the licence of Henry IV, dated the 9th year of his reign [1407-1408].
Given at 'Chele' in St Martin's parish.
Witnesses: Thomas Ikham, bailiff ('Ballivus') of Canterbury; Thomas Lane, bailiff ('Ballivus') of Canterbury; John Broun', alderman of Northgate [Canterbury]; John Rollyng junior of Westgate [in Canterbury]; Thomas Wynterborne of Westgate [in Canterbury]; John Grenhell' of St Martin's parish [Canterbury]; Thomas Grenhell' of St Martin's parish [Canterbury]
Endorsed with descriptions, showing that the land is at 'Chele', in early 15th cent hands. |