Gift by Hugh de Okeover, son of Robert de Okeover, to William de Venables and his heirs of all the land with messuage, building, orchard and hedge, with all appurtenances in Okeover which Richard White formerly held: to hold the same with all liberties, rights of common and all appurtenances except for Pincheneye and the Oldeflat, paying to the Prior of Tutbury 6 shillings annually and also to Hugh de Okeover and his heirs twelve pence at the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary for all services except suit of his mill at a twentieth of the grain and foreign service Witnesses: Robert de Ashbourne, Robert de Lea, Serlo de Mountjoy, Robert de Wensley], William Leigh, Henry de Ilam, Roger de Woodhouses and many others [late 13th cent]