| fine two capons and twenty crabstocks |
at this court the lord sitting personally in the court at the instance and request of
Jn Creeke
granted out of his hands to the same
Jn
one parcel of the waste soil of this manor upon which a cottage is now builded one head thereof abutting upon the north and the other toward the south and it lieth in length between
Chalkney Wood
towards the east to the one part and the highway leading from Colne aforesaid toward Great Tey of the other part toward the west and contains in length 13rod and in breadth 2rod and by the lord's steward there is seisin thereof delivered to have and to hold to the same
Jn
his heirs and assigns of the lord by the rod etc renting therefore yearly to the lord and his heirs lord's of this manor 12d at the usual terms of the manor and making fealty and common suit at the court of the manor and he giveth fine etc and made fealty etc |