pertinenciis in Preston, jacens, etc. Habendum et tenendum predictum mesuagium cum pertinenciis, de me et heredibus meis, prefato Ricardo [et] heredibus de corpore suo legitime procreatis, libere, bene, et in pace: Reddendo inde annuatim michi, [et] heredibus meis vnum granum piperis, ad festum Pasche, pro omnibus aliis demandis. Et si contyngat quod predictus Ricardus [The MS. has Rec.; but the contraction for Ricardus was intended.] obierit sine herede de corpore suo legitime procreato, volo quod post ejus [The MS. has "ei."] descessum predictum mesuagium cum suis pertinenciis remaniat Waltero de Bardeweyth heredibus et assignatis suis imperpetuum; Habendum et tenendum de capitalibus dominis feodi, per servicia que ad dictum mesuagium pertinent. Et ego predictus Johannes et heredes mei predictum mesuagium cum pertinenciis predicto Ricardo et heredibus de corpore suo legitime procreatis, ac eciam predicto Waltero heredibus et assignatis suis, contra omnes gentes warantizabimus imperpetuum. In cujus rei testimonium, etc. Hiis testibus, etc. Data apud, etc.
3 (b). All men presont and for to cum be a-knowyne, þat I, John Broun of Bery, hath grauntyd and ȝowyne, and be my presont chartyr hath confermyd, to Rychard of S. and to þe eyres of þer bodyes lawfully be-gotyn, j messe with hys pertynences in Preston, lyenge, &c. To haue and to holde þe forseyd mysse with hys pertynences of me and my eyres, to þe forseyd Rychard to þe eyres of hys body lawfully begotyn, frely, wyll, and in pesse; ȝeldynge þer-of ȝerly to me and to my eyres j corne of pepyre at þe feste of Esterne for all owthere duteys. And yf yt happyd þat þe forseyd Rychard deyet with-owte eyres of his body lawfully begotyne, I woll [that] after þe dysses of [folio 70a] hym þe forseyd mysse with hys pertynences re|mayne to Watere of Bardewyht, to hys eyres and to hys
