| Description | From: Alfred of Gore ('Aluredus de Gare'), son of Wulvric
To: the prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory
2 acres of his wood of Gore ('Gare') in the holding ('tenementum') of Ickham ('yecham') which he has both by purchase and of his patrimony ('patrimonium'), lying with his arable land to east and south, the land of Henry de Hoke of the holding ('tenementum') of ''Cnoldane' to west and the land of Adam de Bachemund of the same holding to north. He also gives the priory a piece of his land 8 feet wide on the east and south for enclosing the wood and a right of way across ('liber transitus ultra') his land with horses and carts between the wood and the king's highway on the east. For an annual payment of 1d, payable as specified. For this the priory has also paid 8 marks as a gersum fine.
Witnesses: Thomas de Ocholte; Thomas of Cooting ('Cotinge'); John of Cooting ('Cotinge'); William the physician ('medicus'); Henry de Hoke; Jordan of Gore; Gervase the clerk; William of Gore, son of Henry; Nicholas of Ileden ('yldinge'); William the fuller ('fullo'); John Hare; Jordan Tosewelle; Roger de Cnoldane
Endorsed with description and note of registration in late 13th cent hands. |