Gift by Robert son of Hugh de Okeover]to William Wyther, knight, his heirs and assigns of a toft and croft with appurtenances which Robert Fychet held of his father in le Wudehuses,[Woodhouses] in the fee of Mayfield and all that land with appurtenances which the same Robert held of his (Robert de Okeover's) father along with the meadow which the same Robert held of his father in Okeover, also common of pasture and turbary in Swinscoe and the right of getting timber for repairs (`husbote' and `haybote') in the wood of Swinscoe, reserving to Robert de Okeover his `defences' in times of `protection' (tempore defensionis), and the right to enclose the wood whenever he wishes; paying annually forty silver pence rent Witnesses: Henry de Castern, Robert de Wodehouse, Robert Fychet, Robert de Okeover, Hugh his brother, Thomas de Tean,, William son of Philip of the same place and others Dated temp Edward I [late 13th cent]