| Description | From: Hugh Cordewaynere called Whyte ('dictus Whyte'); Margery, wife of Hugh Cordewaynere called Whyte ('dictus Whyte')
To: William atter Lane
a piece of land, lying 'Serlishaye' outside the east gate of the city of Exeter with the land of Hervey Michel to east, the land of Agnes Godman to west, the land which was of Richard Pleghe to north and the land of John Cockele to south. For an annual payment of 4d to the chief lords of the fee, payable as specified. Given at Exeter.
Witnesses: Robert Brideport, mayor of Exeter; John Lespicer', steward of Exeter ('Senescallus eiusdem Civitatis'); John Otery, steward of Exeter ('Senescallus eiusdem Civitatis'); Henry Fourbour, steward of Exeter ('Senescallus eiusdem Civitatis'); John Sleghe, steward of Exeter ('Senescallus eiusdem Civitatis');
Robert Broun; William Wygham; John Hopere; John Germeyn; Richard Goldsmyth' |