| Title | Grant by John Cheyne, parson of Hambury[Hanbury, Staffs], Thomas de Marchyngton, esq Robert de Knyveton, vicar of Douvebrugge [Doveridge] and Thomas Burwey, clerk to John de la Pole and Cecile his wife - being enfeoffed by John Touk, son and heir of Mr Robert Touk, of the manor of Potlok [Potlock] - for the lives of John and Cecile and for 1 year thereafter, of the mills of Potlok with all water courses, sluices and customs thereto belonging, all ponds etc., the soil belonging to the mills, between the two courses of water, all the fisheries in all the waters of Trent and other waters in the said village, a parcel of meadow called le Petit Holme another parcel of meadow called le Hallestede, a messuage with soil and curtilage next to the land leading from the highway to the mills, with the said lane and all willows growing nearby and a small parcel of pasture, paying to the Abbot of Burton, the rent due for the same - Cheyne et al to pay all other services and customs etc due from the said manor - saving to John Touk and Elizabeth his wife, free milling for all their demesne wheat in the said mills. [written in French] Dated at Potlok, 7 May 5 Richard II (1382) |