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A.44 Grant by Peter de Dokesworth, baker, to Elyas de Schelefeld, fripperer (feriperius), of a new chamber, separated from his capital tenement, with solar, cellar and stable, situated in the parish of St Dionios Bakcherche, extending in length next St Andrew Huberd’s lane towards the S and N for 7 1/4 ells, 5 inches; in depth along (secus) the king’s highway towards the W. as far as the same Peter’s tenement towards the S. for 3/4 ells; and in length below the wall of the aforesaid Peter’s court-yard between the tenement of the said Helyas towards the S., and the tenement of the said Peter on the N for 7 7/8 ells, now measuring the inches; for the annual render of a clove. gersuma £ 8. 0. 0.
Witnesses: Sir Ralph de Sandwich, then Warden of London; Thomas Romeyn and William de Leyhere, then sheriffs; Nicholas de Wyntonia alderman of the ward; Gilbert le Armurer; Robert le Leu; Gilbert de la More; Richard Seward and many others.
1290-91 (internal)
Seal and tag lost
[Latin; parchment 10 x 6 4/5"] Large Reg f.108 no.97; Small Reg f.46d no.223
* the boundaries here are extremely difficult to follow the latin reads as follows .
in longitudine viscta venellam sancti andreu huberd versus austrum et aquilonem et ibidem continet septem ulnas etc.. . . . . . Que quidem camera extendit se in profunditate secus vicum regium versus oecidentem, usque ad tenementum meum versus austrum et ibdiem continet septem ulnas etc. . .. . .. et in longitudine infra septa curie mee inter tenementum predicti Helye versus austrum et tenementum meum versus aquilonem et ibidem continet septem ulnas etc...... |