Lease by Richard de Praers and Johanna his wife to Avic[ie] one of the daughters and heirs of Thomas de Crue of all their part of Chelm[u]ndeston next to (iuxta) Stoke with all rents, issues, profits and all appurtenances except for a moiety of all the wood of Chelm[un]ndeston and a moiety of the “approvements” [* approvements – approwyamentis – sort of profits from improvements] of the ground on which the wood grows, which the said Avicie granted to them for her part of Gue and Leighton for 6 years from the feast of St Peter in Cathedra 1305 Witnesses: Robert de Gresty then Earl of Chester William de Praers, Richard de Fuhgelashurst, Patrick de Crue, William de Crue and others’ [?early 14th cent]