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Uncle placitum fait inter eos in prefata Curia,
scilicet quod predicti REGINAIDUS, et MATILDA uxor sua, remiserunt
et quietum clamaverunt prenominato ROGERO ABBATI, et ejusdem loci
Conventui, totum jus, et clamium suum quod habuerunt in predicta
Senescancia prenominate Abbatie, cum pertinenciis, de eis et
heredibus eorum, in perpetuum.
Et pro toe fine et concordia et quieto clamio,
predicti ROGERUS Abbas, et Conventus, dederunt prefatis REGINALDO
et MATILDE uxori sue, quaterviginti marcas argenti, et
quinquaginta acras terre, cum pertinenciis, que jacent inter
parcum de LITTLEBUERN et WOLTUN,1 quas CLERENBAUD2
tradidit Hamoni filio Rogeri, tenendas ipsi REGINALDO DE CORNEHELL,
et MATILDE uxori sue, et heredibus eorum, de prenominato ROGERO
Abbate et ejusdem loci Conventu, per liberum servicium xijd per
annum, pro omni servicio, ad festum Sancti Michaelis
persolvendorum.
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Reginald de Cornhell= Matilda.
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[20 October, 1197, 9 Rie. I.]
(Philip Danmartin and Lecia de Chelesfeld his wife,
acknowledge to Geoffrey Fitz Piers eight acres of meadow in
Sutton, and the watercourse therein, as his right and fee; for
which the said Geoffrey Fitz Piers grants to the said Philip
Danmartin and Lecia his wife, and their heirs, the said meadow, to
hold of him and his heirs, by the free service of five shillings
per annum.)
Hec est finalis concordia facta in Curia domini Regis
apud Westmonasterium, die Lune post festum Sancti Luce Evangeliste,
anno regni Regis Ricardi ix°.
Coram H. Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, Radulpno
Herefordensi, Ricardo Eliensi, Archidiaconis, magistro Thoma de
Husseburne, Ricardo de Heriet, Simone de Pateshull, Osberto filio
Hervei, Justiciariis, et aliis fidelibus dicti Regis ibidem tune
presentibus.
Inter GALFRIDUM filium PETEI, petentem, per Willelmum
de Wrotham, positum in loco suo ad lucrandum vel perdendum, et
1 Walton is a manor in Littlebourne.
2 Clorenbaud was the Abbot obtruded by the King on the Convent in
1163, and deposed in 1173.
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