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D1005 - Sir Francis Leake (d. 1588) of Sutton near Chesterfield - c1574
- 1 - The Leake Cartulary - c1574
  - p - Leake cartulary: pages - c1574

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D1005/1/p/11b
Title	Gift by Roger de Eyncourte to Welbeck Abbey, for the safety of his soul and of that of Alice his wife and all ancestors and successors, to maintain three chantry priests celebrating divine service, of all his land and pasture in Winnefeld [North Wingfield] with common pasture in Loghagh [Locko] and all his tenement in Winnefeld except the advowson of the church and except the lands pertaining to the bovate of Parkehoses [Parkhouse]) and his enclosed wood called Lanedigreve [Longreave], his mill with all the millpond on both sides of the stream called Glyeforddam and the new pond on both sides of the stream below Lengreve, the homage and service of William de Eyncourt his brother, the homage and service of a bovate which Ralf de Alumwode once held, the homage and service of Nicholas de Bendeford and the homage and service of Robert Gaueloc with ward, relief and escheat, and all his villeins in Winnefeld with their families.
Date	c1574
Description	See microfilm M130 vol 3. This item is copied into the Leake Cartulary on the page indicated in the RefNo field. The copy was taken from an original dating from the early 13th cent
Level	Piece
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Sir Francis Leake (d. 1588) of Sutton near Chesterfield

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