| fine 12d | similarly it is established by an inquisition that Thos Bonyll out of court languishing in extremis surrendered into the hands of Jn Turnor bailiff of this manor in the presence of Thos Prince Jn Bray and others of the lord's tenants one cottage with garden and with its appurtenances sometime of Amyas Atte Brock and afterwards of Roger Bonyll to the use of Jn Bonyll chaplain Roger Bonyll his brother Jn Whrygth of Colford Hell and Robt Atte Parke to whom the lord now at this court granted thereof seisin to hold to the same said Jn Jn and Robt (sic) their heirs and assigns from the lord at the will of the lord by ancient services and customs etc and gave to the lord for a fine etc and made fealty |