Lease for 30 years beginning at the feast of St Nicholas “in the year which the cycle of the moon runs through the eleventh year” by William Lord of Kav[er]eswall to Richard son of John de Haselwall of 14 acres of land with appurtenances in the fields of Dulv[er]ne next to le Blakehall in these bounds from the sitch (or syke) called le Gorstilegesiche as far as the way called Rugweie within two ditches, and from Rutindewallesiche as far as the ditch which is divided between Lord Ralph de Cheadle and Lord Ralph de Dulv[er]ne Rent of 4s 8d Witnesses: Lord Robert pa (parson?) de Kav[er[eswall, Lord Ralph de Dulv[er]n, Thomas Coygne, Sym[on]de Fotesbroc Thomas de Stanton, William son of John de Fotesbroc and others. Undated, presumably in the reign of Henry III [temp. Ralph de Dulverne] [? mid-late 13th cent]