vnum messuagium et octo acras terre cum pertinentiis in O., quod quidem messuagium et octo acras terre cum pertinentiis, nuper predictus Willelmus S. de O. habuit ex dono et feoffamenta Thome Grene et Marie vxoris sue. Et nos, predicti Willelmus et Agneta et heredes nostri omnia predicta, terra, tenementa, redditus, et servicia, prata, pascue et pasturas, bruar', junccar', turbar', et mariscos, cum omnibus suis pertinentiis, exceptis preexceptis, prefato domino Thome Schalys, Edwardo et Willelmo, heredibus et assingnatis ipsius Willelmi, contra omnes gentes waran|tizabimus imperpetuum. In cujus rei testimonium huic presenti carte sigilla nostra apposuimus. Hiis testibus Johanne Seyve, &c., et alliis. Data apud O. predictum vicesimo primo die mensis Januarii, anno regni regis Henrici Sexti post conquestum tricesimo secundo.
12 (b). All men beynge presont and for to cum [folio 76b] be a know, That we, Wyllm. B. of O. and Anneys my wyffe, with on a-sent hath ȝowyne and grantyd, and be owre presont chartyr hath confermyd to lord John Schalys, and to Edward M. esqwyer, and to Wyllm. S. of Walton, to the eyrys and syneys of the same Wyllm., all owre [In the MS. "owre" is placed before "rentes."] londes, tenementes, rentes, and seruyes, medowys, ffedynges, pasturys, [heaths, reed-beds,] [These words are untranslated in the MS., a blank being left in each case as before, p 146.] torvedollys, merchys, with all hys pertynences, comedyteys, proffytys, of the same londes and tenementes, were-so-euer they perteyne, [folio 77a] in the towne or fyld [heaths] [Ib.] comownys and mercys of O. or ony othere were-with in the hunderede of Estflege: To haue and to hold all the forseyd londes and tenementes, rentes, and seruyis; medowys, fedyngyes, and pastures, [heaths, reed-beds,] towrvedowlles, and merschys,
