Gift by Roger de Okeover, knight, son and heir of John de Okeover to John son of Thomas Smith and Joan his wife of a messuage in La Coldewalle in the fee of Okeover which William son of Hawise de Torp (Thorpe) used to occupy along with one fifth part of all the land and meadow in Coldewall: to be held at an annual rent of 9s 9½d to be paid in two equal amounts, on the Feast of St John the Baptist and the Feast of St Martin, and also performing suit of court at Okeover and suit of his mill there at the rate of a twentieth of the grain Witnesses: Roger de Rossinton, Master Ralph de le Wodehous [Woodhouses], Ralph de Snelsdale, Robert, clerk and others. Tuesday next before the Feast of St Chad 23 Feb 10 Edward II 1317