Folios: 10-10v. Derby; Ferrers. Grant. First party: William, earl of Ferrers, son...

Folios: 10-10v. Derby; Ferrers. Grant.

First party: William, earl of Ferrers, son of William, earl of Ferrers.

Second party: Henry son of Walkelin.

Place or subject: The whole lands which the earl's father gave to Henry in Passenham, namely a moiety of the vill of Passenham with appurtenances, for his homage and service, for the service of half a knight, as freely and quietly as the charter of the earl's father bears witness. In addition, the earl grants Henry and his heirs the whole land which the earl's father retained in his hands in Passenham, with all appurtenances and liberties pertaining to the same land, doing a third part of one knight's fee for all service pertaining to the earl and his heirs, saving the service and tenement of Henry de Piro and his heirs, which the earl retains in his hands.

County: [Northamptonshire].

Additional people: Witnesses: Earl David, brother of the king of Scotland; William Longo Ense [Longespee], brother of the king of England; Roger the Constable of Chester; Adam de Port; Ralph Basset; Geoffrey Salvagio [Savage]; William de Ridewar, then steward; John de Boscherville; Rober son of Wakelin; Robert de Ferrers; Henry de Ferrers; Henry son of Sewall; William de Monte Gumeri [Montgomery]; Henry de Brailesford; Philip de Duffeld [Duffield]; Sewal de Muniai; John son of Godfrey; and Robert Principe.

Undated.