hym and to his heires, of the forsaid Roger and his heires or his assignes, j. d. at Estir for all seruyces, sutis of Courte, querelis, customes, helpis, wardis, eschetis, and all other seculer demaundes to hym and to his heires perteynyng, and for all (other [Omit 'other' (Exchequer MS., leaf 19).] ) foreyne service, Savyng to hym and to his heires resonable relef. And the forsaid Robert and his heires, to the forsaid Roger and his heires and to his assignes, the forsaide thre acres of lond and an half acre of lond, with all his pertynentis over all, and liberteis, ayenst all lordis and Iustices and also ayenst all men and women that may make any clayme therto, at his owne costis, shal warantiȝe, acquyte, and defende, for evermore. And for this his yifte, graunte, confermyng, and [folio 209] warantiȝyng, the forseid Roger yaf to hym xl. shillings before-handis, And also he willed, yaf and graunted, and by his present charter confermed, and waran|tiȝed ferme and stable for evermore: and vnto þis present charter with his seale he hath I-strengthed it. Thise beyng witnesse: ser valeryan ['Walerand' in Exchequer MS.] of Bluntesdon, Roger of Labury, Roger the sone of Bryan of Bluntesdon, william of laoȝora, Iohn Nyweman, Richard of Hampton, Clerk, and many othere.
About 1270. Incomplete and in|correct duplicate of no. 804.
THE sentence of þys chartur is, þat Robert aubrey of brode|bluntesdon gafe, & grauntyd, & confirmyd with hys wrytynge, to Roger of wrytelle of brodebluntesdon, & to hys heyrys, or to hys assynys, thre acrys of londe & a halfe acre of londe in medys [Read 'fields': 'in campis' is translated as if it were 'in pratis.'] in þe same town, with all hys pertynences & liberteis, þat is to sey, on halfe acre in þe weste mede [Read 'fields': 'in campis' is translated as if it were 'in pratis.'] in þe breche nyhe þe londe þat was of euerarde le knyht, & j. halfe acre vppon clyue nyhe þe londe þat was of adam Somer, & j. halfe acre of hys londe in cranlekeforlonge nyhe þe londe þat was of walter Gore, & j. halfe acre in þe sowþe feelde in þorkeleforlonge [See 599/11. Probably Thorkill's fur|long.] nyhe þe londe þat was of Euerarde le knyht, & j. halfe hede acre in lacumbe [?'la cumbe.'] & strecchyth hym-selfe towarde hewle, & j. halfe acre in byndebereforlonge nyhe þe londe þat was of Nigelle le
