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Scope and Contents Release by Roger, son of Walter Corbet, remitting and releasing to William of Strother and Johanna his wife, all right he has to the holdings, services, etc. etc., which the grantees possess in the towns of Langton in Glendale, Wester- Neuton, and Esterneuton, Holtalle, Collewell, Schoton, and Croukes. With clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Sir Gilbert of Burugdon, John of Burugdon, his brother, knights, Thomas of Carliol, John of Midilton, Patrick son of William, Henry of Tughale, William of...

Scope and Contents Demise by Roger Corbet of Langeton, granting to William of Strother and Joanna his wife, 'omnia tenementa in dominico et seruicio' which he holds in Langetoun in Glendale, Westerneuton, and Kircneutoun, except six husband-lands in Westerneutoun: To be held to the grantees for their lives of the granter and his heirs; paying to him and his heirs for the first two years, one mark yearly, for the six following years, two marks each year, and 46 shillings 8 pennies each year thereafter for their...

Scope and Contents Indenture between Roger Corbet, on one part, and Joanna, who was wife of William of Strother, on the other part, by which he leaves to her during her lifetime, the holdings which Isolda his mother held in dowry, in Langetoun, Westerneuton, and Kirkneuton, with rents, services, etc., to be held at a rent of 13 shillings 4 pennies yearly for eight years complete from Martinmas 1330, and thereafter for her life, 20 shillings a year. Witnesses, Thomas Grey, Thomas of Hetoun, Robert of Maners,...

Scope and Contents Writ by Roger Corbet, declaring that he has granted and demised to William of Strother and Joanna his wife, all the holdings falling to him of those holdings which Isolda his mother held in dowry, in Langetoun, Westerneuton, and Kirkneuton, with rents, services, etc., to be held to the grantees for their lives, at a rent of 13 shillings 4 pennies yearly for eight years complete from Martinmas 1330, and thereafter for their lives, 20 shillings a year. With clause of warrandice. Witnesses,...