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dis redditus, et de ij acris terre extra Cimiterium Sancti
LEONARDI,
et de servicio feodi dimidii militis, quod WILLELMUS DE ESTON tenuit de predicto
JOHANNE.
Unde placitum fuit inter eos in prefata Curia, scilicet quod
predictus JOHANNES recognovit totam predictam terrain, cum
pertinentiis, esse jus et hereditatem predicti HUGONIS, tenendam
de se et de heredibus suis, sibi et heredibus suis, in perpetuum,
per liberum servicium unius libre piperis per annum, pro omni
servicio, reddende ad Natale, salvo forinseco servicio.
Et pro hoc fine et concordia et recognicione, predictus HUGO
dedit predicto JOHANNI xl solidos esterlingorum.
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XXXVI — (42)
[10th November, 1198,10 Ric. I.]
(In a recognizance of Mortdauncestor, Baldwin Fitz Mathew
quitclaims to Richard de Seuelden and Agatha his wife, and their heirs, all
claim
which he had in thirty-two acres in Dene; for which the said
Richard
and Agatha give the said Baldwin sixteen acres of Wareland,1 of the
same
land w hich lies in Dene, and five marks.)
Hec est finalis concordia facta in Curia domini Regies
apud Bermundeseie, die Martis proxima ante festum Sancti Martini,
anno regni Regis Ricardi x°.
Coram G. filio Petri, etc. [ut in No. 27.]
Inter BALDEWINUM filium MATHEI, petentem, et RICARDUM DE
SEUELDEN, et AGATHAM uxorem ejus, tenentes.
De xxxij acris in DEN.2
Unde recognicio de morte antecessoris summonita fuit inter
(continued from page 265) near Dover was dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul, not to St.
Leonard,
and the manor of Ewell seems to have been in St. Leonard's
Mailing.
1 "Warect" land is fallow land,—inde,
warectare, 'to fallow.' The
term Wareland, Warland, frequently occurs in early records. It is
not
easy to determine its precise meaning in all instances. It
generally signifies
land left fallow for a certain number of years, in order to
recover itself;
but there are instances in which it might perhaps be inferred that
the land
had never been taken into cultivation.
2 i.e. Dene. Which of the manors of Dene (for there were
several in
the county), it would be difficult to decide.
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