Catalogue description MORTEHOE : SOUTH and NORTH MOLTON

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Final concord made in the king's court at Westminster in the octave of St. John the Baptist, in the 18th year of Edward III's reign over England, and the 5th over France; before John de Stonore, William de Shareshull', Roger Hillarie, Richard de Kellechull' and Richard de Willoughby, justices

Between John de Stonford, plaintiff and

Nicholas Poyntz of Curymalet, knight

John de Berweby, chaplain

Hamo Berworthy, deforciants

Concerning the manors of Wollecombe Tracy [in Mortehoe], Stonford, Bremelrygge [Bremridge in South Molton], and Wydeyate [in North Molton], and 3 carucates of land and 70 shillings of rent, in Northcote, Froggemer, Crakeway and Barnstaple

John de Stonford acknowledges the aforesaid premises to be the right of Nicholas, and to be held by Nicholas, John and Hamo by the gift of John de Stonford. And Nicholas, John and Hamo grant the premises to John de Stonford, for life, and after his death they are to go

to William le Fitz Waryn, of Brythlegh', and Joan, his wife, to have and to hold for ever.

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Endorsed 'To Mr. Henrie Chechester geve these at Arlingt'.'