RO5/188

Grant i) Ralph Conquest, clerk of Houghton Conquest ii) John Ayssheby of Houghton aforesaid

on the feast of Dunstan, archbishop 25 Henry VI [19 May 1447]

From: 1447 To: 1447

-5½ acres 1 rood arable in the fields of the same place ...1 acre lies together on Sloescroft :N. land of John Conquest esquire ...5 roods lie together at the end (finem) of the town called le Chapelende :S. land of John Wenlok esquire : one end abutting on Swnhylbrook ...½ acre lies on Budmere :N. land late of John Dogat ...½ acre lies in le Eldefeld :N. land of John Wodeward : one end abutting on Collespytnorght [possibly means: abutting N. on Collespyt] ...2 roods lie separately on Ballond furlong ...1 rood :S. land of John Bylcok ...1 rood in same furlong :N. land of John atte Sloo ...3 roods lie together on Langfurlong :S. land late of Joan (Johanne) Wyngrave ...3 roods lie together on the same furlong :N. land of the said Joan Wyngrave which premises i) had of the gift and feoffment of Thomas Conquest, with other lands, together with John Ruold and John Wodeward senior who are now dead Witnesses: John Bylcok, John Wodeward senior, Thomas Pursere, Ralph Pursere, John Butte Seal: formless Endorsement: no. 102 at Houghton Conquest

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Ayssheby, John,
Conquest, Ralph,
Conquest, John,
Wenlok, John,
Dogat, John,
Wodeward, John,
Bylcok, John,
atte Sloo, John,
Wyngrave, Joan,
Conquest, Thomas,
Ruold, John,
Pursere, Thomas,
Pursere, Ralph,
Butte, John

legal papers, DEEDS, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, Houghton Conquest fields, Houghton Conquest Chapel End