| Description | Deed of gift by John de Bollehawe, chaplain, to John Fraunceys sen. and Margery his wife, of all his lands and tenements with appurtenances, which he had received by gift of the said John, with provision for the properties to pass to John's son, William and his heirs
Witnesses named
Dated at Calke Tuesday after feast of the Decollation of St John the Baptist 34 Edw III
Seal on tag
Endorsed "Castell Closse, Calke" |
| Transcript or Index | 1. Sciant presentes et futuri quod ego Johannes de Bellehalle capellanus dedi concessi et [hac presenti?]
2. carta mea confirmavi Johannem Franceys seniorem et Margeriam uxoris eius quidam[?] terras et [tenementa?]
3. et omnibus suis pertinenciis in villa de Calk qui habui [?] in feoffamentum [prefato?]
4. Johanni in villa predicta Habendum et tenendum omnia predictos terras et tenementa cum omnibus suis
5. pertinenciis predictis Johanne Franceys et Margeria uxoris eius [?] et [?] eorum qui [?]
6. [?] libere bene et in pace de capitalibus dominis feodi illius per servicia inde debita et de iure
7. consueta Et volo et concedo pro [?] predictis terris et tenementis et omnibus suis pertinenciis [?]
8. Willelmo filio predicti Johannis Franceys Habendum et tenendum omnia predictos terras et tenementa [?]
9. et heredibus suis de corpore [?] legitime procreate libere iure bene et in pace de capitalibus dominis
10. feodi illius per servicia inde debita et de iure consueta Et si contingat idem Willelmus
11. sine heredes de corpore suo legitime procreate obiere [?] volo concedo quod omnia predictos
12. terras et tenementa cum omnibus suis pertinenciis remanent [?] heredibus Johannis et Margerie
13. Habendum et tenendum predictos terras et tenementa cum omnibus suis pertinenciis libere iure bene et in pace
14. de capitalibus dominis feodi illius per servicia inde debita et de iure consueta imperpetuum
15. Et ego vero predictus Johannes de bellehalle et heredes meis omnia predictos terras et tenementa cum [?]
16. suis pertinenciis prefatis Johanne Franceys et Margeria uxoris eius ad [?] et prefato Willelmo
17. et heredibus suis de corpore [?] legitime et [?] contra omnes gentes
18. Warantizabimus imperpetuum In cuius rei testimonium huic presenti carta [sigillum?]
19. meum apposui Hiis testibus [names of witnesses illegible]
20. [?] et aliis Dat apud Calk die martis post festum
21. Decollacionis sancti Johannis Baptiste anno regni Regis Edwardii tertii post conquestum tricesimo
22. quarto
TRANSLATION
Know [all men] now and in the future that I John de Bellehalle, chaplain, have given, granted and this my present charter confirmed, to John Franceys senior and Margery his wife certain lands and tenements and all their appurtenances in the vill of Calk [Calke], which I had from the aforesaid John in the said vill: To Have and To Hold all the aforesaid lands and tenements with all their appurtenances to the aforesaid John Franceys and Margery his wife [illegible] freely, well and in peace, of the capital lords of that fee by the services thence owed and accustomed by right. And I wish and grant [illegible] the aforesaid lands and tenements and all their appurtenances [illegible] to William, son of the aforesaid John Franceys, To Have and To Hold all the aforesaid lands and tenements [illegible] and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten, freely, lawfully, well and in peace, of the capital lords of that fee by the services owed and accustomed by right. And if, perchance, the same William should die without heirs of his body lawfully begotten, I wish and grant that all the aforesaid lands and tenements with all their appurtenances should remain with the heirs of John and Margery, To have and To hold the aforesaid lands and tenements with all their appurtenances freely, lawfully, well and in peace of the capital lords of that fee by the services thence owed and accustomed by right, forever. And verily I, the aforesaid John de Bellehalle and my heirs will warrant against all people all the aforesaid lands and tenements with all their appurtenances to the same John Franceys and Margery his wife [illegible] and the same William and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten, forever. In witness of which matter, I apply my seal to this my present charter. These [being] witnesses [names of the witnesses are illegible] and others. Given at Calk on the Tuesday after the feast of the Beheading of John the Baptist in the 34th year of the reign of Edward, the third after the Conquest |