| Title | Agreement between Richard Davy of Stony Staunton (Stony Stanton, Lincolnshire), chaplain, custodian of the chantry of SS. Nicholas and Katherine in the church of Cruch [Crich], and William de Wakebrugg, founder of the said chantry - whereas William has given the said Richard and his successors a rent charge of 40s. a year from all his lands in Wakebrugg [Wakebridge], Tannesleye [Tansley], Lee [Lea], and Cruch, which rent the said custodian recovered against the William in the King’s court in Michaelmas term, 32 Edw. III [1358] - Richard agrees that if William does not implead, eject or vex Richard and his successors by plea or suit concerning the lands, rents, services, etc., given to Richard and his successors by William and others, nor molest and contrive against Richard, etc., concerning the said lands - nor molest Richard Whyteman, custodian of the chantry of St Mary in the church of Cruch, and his successors, i.e. lands etc. given to them – nor molest the prior and convent of Thurgarton (Nottinghamshire) or their successors re lands etc., given to them nor molest the prior and convent of Thurgarton, or their successors re lands etc given to them by William - nor molest Richard de Cestrefeld, clerk, nor Richard de Outhorpe, parson of Wyddmerpol [Widmerpool, Nottinghamshire], Alexander Coke and Robert Coke of Thurgarton, chaplains and William de Saperton, chaplain, or their assigns, re lands etc given for their use or the use of the prior and convent of Thurgarton by William - then the said rent charge of 40s shall cease to have effect. Witnesses, Roger Beler, lord of Cruch, Laurence de Burton, Abbot of Darley, William de Weston, vicar of Cruch, William de Dethek, Henry Bacherley, Roger de Wynfield, William de Rolleston etc. [Undated] |