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Grant: for life of the elder and 10 years after; rent per annum 2d. William de Rudone dominus Hugh, vicar of Beloye, and brother dominus Geoffrey.

14 December 1320.

From: 1320 To: 1320

-- A story or upper floor, and 3 selions in Farnleye Field. The story is at le Hulleswey, called le Stockynge, between his wood and the marl pit called Hullesweyespite, and extending from a little garden of lord --- of Alcester (domini Albis Alyncestr’) (or? Domini Aubry of Alcester), to the king’s highway leading to Alcester. The land extends from le Porc Wey to the land of (domini Albis Alyncestr’) and Stony furlong; one being called le Crokedhalfaker. Owners or occupiers of adjoining land: John de Cestr’, Richard y We, Henry venator, Henry yn the Lone, Robert de Rudone. Witnesses. William Benet, Richard Champeneye, Hugh de Bruera, John I wayn, William le Whyte.

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Rudone, William de,
Hugh,
Geoffrey,
Cestr', John de,
We, Richard y,
Henry,
Lane, Henry,
Rudone, Robert de,
Benet, William,
Champeneye, Richard,
Bruera, Hugh de,
Wayn, John I,
Whyte, William le

Beoley, Alcester