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  <dc:title>Agreement between Lord William de Hamilton and Robert de Okeover, reciting that the said William held the manor called Atlow of the said Robert for 20 years, according to a deed in the possession of both and that if either should contravene these covenants then he will give the other £20 at the Feast of St John the Baptist, which the said William wishes should be levied by the Sheriff of Derby</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Witnesses: Jordan de Snitterton, Walter de Aylesbury, Thomas Hervey, Ralph Sparewater, William de Bentley and others
The morrow of the Feast of St Dunstan (20 May) 6 Edward I</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1278</dc:date>
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