| it is shown by the homage that
Robt Norman
who held for himself and his assigns from the lord as of this manor by the rod etc one piece of a meadow containing by estimation about 2a lying in Halstead late in the tenure of
Robt
himself as etc the remainder thereof after his decease to
Barth Churche
and his heirs as in a view with court here held
the saturday next following the feast of michaelmas 38Hen8
it is clearly shown the said
Robt
died after the last court seised of such estate of and in the said piece of meadow with appurtenances and upon this to this court came the said
Barth Churche
and sought admittance to the said piece of meadow with appurtenances by virtue of the said remainder and because 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 etc by the annual rent for the lord and the heirs of the lord of this manor of 6s8d to be paid twice a year at the usual terms in equal portions and suit of court and he gave etc and made fealty to the lord
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