The Stonor letters and papers, 1290-1483; ed. for the Royal historical society, from the origial documents in the Public record office, by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford.

Of all the which controversies variances and demaundes, and of all oþer matieres dependyng betwix the said parties, the same parties have compromitted tham self to abide the arbitrement of and upon þe premisses; the surmises and allegeances of both the said parties by longe and ripe deliberacion herde and understond by thassent and aggreement of bothe the same parties, [we] arbitre, ordeigne, and deme þerupon in maner and forme folowing: that is to wite that the said William shall satisfie to his said Moder of the somme underwritten, that is to sey of þe somme of lxxiiij. li. ij. s. v. d. by her expended for expences and costes had aboute the burieng and enterement of his said ffader: and of þe somme of xl. s. by her paied for þe probate of þe said testament: and of the somme of xxxiij. s. by her paied to Robert Fuller for þe debtes of his said ffader: and of the summe of v marcs by her paied for thexpenses of her said cooexecutours: and that also the said William shall suffre his said Moder to have þe ward and mariage of John Gatton above rehersed, [Jane Stonor claimed this wardship "wherof her said husband was possessed".] and all oþer landes in þe which the same Johane had jointe astate with her said husbande for terme of her liff, which astate the same William shall conferme to his said Moder for terme of her liff