| it is shown by the homage that
Joan Leffyngwell
widow late wife of
Jn Leffyngwell
deceased who held for herself and her assigns during the whole term of her lifetime from the lord as of this same manor by the rod at the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor etc one tenement and eleven crofts of land and a garden containing by estimation about 23a of land with appurtenances called
Clarks
the remainder thereof after her decease to
Thos Leffyngwell
her son and the male heirs of his body legitimately procreated and in default of such heirs the remainder thereof according to the tenor form and effect of the last will of the said
Jn Leffyngwell
deceased the aforesaid
Joan
died after the last court seised of such estate and upon this to this court came the aforesaid
Thos Leffyngwell
and sought admittance for himself to the said tenement and eleven crofts of land and garden with appurtenances by virtue of the said remainder and thus it was shown by the homage therefore he was admitted thereof tenant of the lord to whom by the steward the lord delivered thereof seisin to hold for himself his heirs and assigns from the lord by the rod at the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor etc and he gave to the lord his fine as is shown in the margin
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