Folio: 185. Wiltshire. Agreement. First party: Hawise de London. Second party: William...

Folio: 185. Wiltshire. Agreement.

First party: Hawise de London.

Second party: William le Waleys of Hanedon [Hannington].

Place or subject: Hawise granted for herself and her heirs to William and his heirs or assigns that it will lawful for him to freely and quietly plough and sow the whole of the land called Norzlongelond and Sorte Breche, and the whole croft each year, or part at his will and that of his heirs without any challenge from Hawise or her heirs or anyone in their name, and to take away the fruits issuing from those lands. Except that in the year in which the cultivated field called la Hele is not sown, Hawise and her heirs and her men of Hanedon [Hannington] will have one free right of way next to the land of Lusteshulle, which extends in length as far as that ditch called Yngrede, and it will have the width of half an acre. In such a way that, when that cultivated field called la Hele is sown, it will lawful for William and his heirs and assigns to freely and quietly plough and sow the whole of that right of way and their other lands and to take away the fruits. Hawise and her heirs and men of [Hannington will also have common of their pasture in all these lands, except in William's croft, after the fruits have been taken away.

County: [Wiltshire].

Additional people: Witnesses: Waleran de Bluntesdon [Blunsdon]; Robert de Abyndon [Abingdon]; Roger le Writel; Roger de la Byri; James de Grundewelle; Peter de Molendino; and Robert de Lusteshulle.

Hen III.

For the original charter see: DL 25/2315