| Description | From: Thomas the parmenter ('parmentarius'), son of Simon-the-clerk
To: Adam of Ilchester ('yvilcestria')
All tenements which belong to him through Simon, his father, outside the east gate of the city of Exeter in the manor of St Sidwell, namely a messuage lying with the messuage which was of Philip Bithewalle the young ('juvenis') to east and the land of Alice, Thomas's sister, to west, 2 strips ('sullo') lying between the land of Philip the young and Alice's land, 3 strips lying between the land of Roger Baly and Alice's land in 'vuereheg'', ½ an acre with meadow in the furlong 'Biwendebrok'' which lies between Philip's land and the land of Michael son of Rothol'. For annual payments of ½d or a pair of gloves to Thomas and 18½d to the chapter of Exeter Cathedral, both payable as specified. For this Adam has paid 40s. No date. [Date: handwriting.]
Witnesses: Walter le Wild'; John le Wild'; Hemericus; Philip Bithewalle; Adam de Banton'; Ralph the plumber ('plumbator'); Walter spearra; Luke pacy; Adekok'
Endorsed with description in late 13th cent hand. |