Catalogue description LOXHORE

Charter of Feoffment

John de Lokkeshore, son and heir of David de Lokkeshore

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Thomas de Raleghe, son and heir of William de Raleghe

All the wood, called Wytemor Wode, lying between Thomas' wood on one side, and John de Lokkeshore's land of Wytemor on the other side, along its length, and the water which runs from Combis' heade towards Thaughisbrugge on one side and a ditch made between John's land of Lokkeshore and the said wood, along its breadth. Also all the wood of Lokkeshore lying between the water called Cokeyeo on one side and a new ditch between John's land of Lokkeshore and the said wood on the other side

Together with all the land lying within the said Thomas' new ditch, and a particata [perch?] of John's land of Lokkeshore and Wytemor outside the said ditch as far as the said water called Cokeyeo; and thus by the said water as far as the bridge called Thaughysbrugge. To have and to hold to Thomas, his heirs and assigns forever, of the chief lords of the fee

Clause of warranty

Witnesses: Nicholas Martyn, William de Filleghe, John de Berkedon', Richard de Wytefelde, Walter de Pillamide

Date: Alryngton, Sunday next after the feast of St. John at the Lateran Gate, in the 15th year of King Edward III's reign over England, the 2nd over France

Seal of John de Lokkeshore, missing, part of parchment tag remains.