Folios: 452-452v. Honor of Bolyngbrok [Bolingbroke], in one box, marked by the letter...

Folios: 452-452v. Honor of Bolyngbrok [Bolingbroke], in one box, marked by the letter I. Demise.

First party: Maud, late wife of Gilbert de Turribus [Tours].

Second party: Lady Hawise de Quency [Quincy], countess of Lincoln.

Place or subject: One toft in the vill of Kaburne [Cabourne] lying between the toft of Gilbert de Kaburne [Cabourne] towards the west and the toft of John de Hingham towards the east, and six bovates of land in the territory of the same vill which Maud has in dower from Gilbert de Turribus [Tours], Maud's late husband, of which on the south side of the vill there lie in Bretlandes seven acres between the land of John at Grene towards the west and the land of Gilbert son of Warin towards the east, and five acres between the land of Simon son of Edward towards the east, and the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the west; and three and a half acres between the land of Gilbert de Kaburn towards the west and the land of Simon son of Robert towards the east; and three and a half acres between the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the west and the land of Ralph de Hyreby towards the east; and one acre and a half next to the field of Swalwe; and one acre and a half between the land of Gilbert de Kaburn towards the west and the land of Gilbert son of Warin towards the east; and one acre and a half between the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the east and the land of Ralph le Rus towards the west; and five acres at the court of Simon son of Henry, clerk; and two acres at Simon's gate; and one acre at the court of Gregory de Askeby; and one acre and a half between the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the south and Ralph le Rus towards the north; and two acres between the land of the same Thomas towards the north and the land of Gregory le Grant towards the south, and half an acre next to the headland of the countess; and one acre next to the way of Rowel; and two acres between the land of Henry de Kast' towards the east and the land of Simon the clerk towards the west; and one acre between the land of Ralph le Rus towards the west and the land of Alan the clerk towards the east, and one acre between the land of Simon son of Edward towards the east and the land of Gilbert son of Warin towards the west; and two and a half acres between the land of William le Blund towards the south and the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the south; and one acre upon Suthlankes; and two acres next to Rugkedayle; and one acre and a half towards the east of Rugkedale; and three acres and three perches next to the small cross; and one acre and three perches at the head of Nithdale; and one acre and one perch next to Haynhoudale; and one acre towards the south of the way of Netelton [Nettleton]; and one acre and one perch at the gate of Philip; and two acres between the land of John de la Grene towards the east and the land of Roger de Lunberg towards the west; and one acre upon Suthberthe; and one acre and a half between the land of Thomas de Turribus towards the south and the land of Simon de Turribus towards the north, on the north side of the vill, one at the head of the ditch; and three acres near to the court of Simon, son of Henry the clerk; and three acres abutting upon the croft of the common; and six acres in the same place abutting upon the same croft; and three acres abutting upon the quarry; and six acres and one perch next to the court of Andrew the clerk; and six acres and three perches abutting upon the way of Kast' next to the small cross; and three acres abutting upon the same way; and half an acre upon Scortebutes; and one and a half acres abutting upon the way of Ryby [Riby]; and three acres next to the dole of the countess; and three acres at Polethornes and five at the court of Philip de Sayz; and five acres and a half in Lambecote Dale; and one acre and a half, extending from the way of Hundon as far as the way of Kast' [Caistor]; and half an acre next to Hundone Mare and half an acre extending from the way of Caistor as far as headland of Hundon; and four acres at Foredale; and three acres from the land of Roger de Lunberge; and two acres and a half extending from the way of Caistor as far as the way of Riby. To hold of Maud to the countess and her heirs during Maud's life at fee farm a rent of 24s to be paid every year at two terms, namely 12s at Michaelmas and 12s at Easter.

County: [Lincolnshire].

Additional people: Witnesses: Richard, abbot of Grimesby [Grimsby]; Thomas de Turribus [Tours]; Gilbert de Kaburn [Cabourne]; Henry de Kast' [Caistor]; William, son of Roger de Kast'; John Pate; Simon the clerk; John de Kocrington [Cockerington]; William de Maletoft; Roger the parson of Wynceby [Winceby]; and Richard the parson of Towinton [Toynton].

Undated.

For the original charter see: DL 25/3100