Folios: 210-210v. Devon and Cornwall. Grant. First party: King John. Second party:...

Folios: 210-210v. Devon and Cornwall. Grant.

First party: King John.

Second party: William Briwerr' [Brewer].

Place or subject: Lands from the gift and grant of Nicholas son of Alan and Rose de Dovre [Dover], his wife, namely all their lands and tenements in Cornwall and whatever right they have or had in them, and whatsoever could fall therein to them and their heirs, namely the whole of their land of Trewrok and Menely, a moiety of Treglastan [Treglasta], a moiety of Treverv, and the whole land of Trenant, with advowsons of churches and with all liberties and appurtenances. Also the fees and services of nine knights which William de Boterell [Botreaux] held of the honor of Richard de Lucy. And the fee and service of half a knight which Rembald de St Neotho [St Neots] held of the same honor. And the fee and service of half a knight, which Gervase Bloyo held of the same honor. And the rent and service of Bikel' [Bickleigh] in Devon from the same honor, and the whole land of Neuton [Newton] in Kent, with homages and services of knights and freeholders, and all liberties and appurtenances. To hold to William Briwerr' and his heirs of Nicholas and Rose and their heirs in the right of inheritance without any reservation, doing to Nicholas and Rose and their heirs the service of eleven knights for all services, just as their charter bears witness.

County: Cornwall; Devon; Kent.

Additional people: Witnesses: G. fitz Peter, earl of Essex; W. treasurer of Ely; W. archdeacon of Huntingdon; Master Robert de Gloucester; Adam de Port'; Robert Mauduit; Simon de Pateshill [Pattishall]; and Roger Huscarl.

Dated by the hands of Richard de Marsh, archdeacon of Northumberland, at Westminster.

12 Nov 14 John.

See also: DL 10/61