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memo to this court came
Jn Okelee
prior of Earls Colne and showed to the lord ancient evidences for 1a of land lying in a field called
Bradelee
which was claimed as a right from the lord's demesne land as shown in these words
Jn Person
holds one tenement sometime of
Heyron
which lies between a messuage of the same and land of the said prior and for a rent to the said prior and his successors per annum of 6d at the four terms and one hour as a boon service in august similarly
Jn
holds 1a of land of a tenement called
Coges
and lying in a field called
Bradelee
and for a rent per annum to the said prior and his successors 4d and afterwards
Jn Adam
holds the same tenement sometime of
Heyron
and
Wm Whrygthe
with two crofts of arable land with a certain plot of garden which is adjoining the street between his solarium and his croft with one dwelling house built thereon and he should find one hour in hawking or fowling as a boon service which the father of
Jn
who is
withdrew and he owes as rent 6d as is aforementioned similarly the same said
Jn
holds one croft of land containing 1a called
Bradelee
which was a parcel of a tenement
Coge
and he held the same unjustly because it should have reverted to the predecessors of the said prior who is
after the decease of
Adam Person
uncle of
Jn
who is
for which he paid per annum 4d as is aforementioned item
Jn Adam
holds one tenement sometime
Heyron
which lies between the same said messuage and his customary lands and lands of the prior of
Bradelee
and a rent to the prior and his successors per annum of 6d as is aforementioned etc and one hour as a boon service similarly the same said
Jn
holds 1a of land in
Bradelee
which at some time was of
Hemems Sehice
and of
Hen Coge
at a rent to the prior and his successors per annum of 4d as is abovesaid and upon this the aforesaid evidence was well and faithfully allowed by the examination of the lord earl's steward that it is good and true etc whereof the bailiff was able to discharge whereof he had been amerced |