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Catalogue reference: WARD 2/15/53D/109
This record is about the Grant by William Faber [Smith] of Middlewich to Robert, his son, of half of his lands... dating from [c 1290-c 1320] in the series Court of Wards and Liveries: Deeds and Evidences. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Grant by William Faber [Smith] of Middlewich to Robert, his son, of half of his lands in Middlewich [Cheshire] (details given). For this, Robert is to pay 12d annually to Ranulph le Roc, a pair of iron spurs or 2d a year to John de la Holt, and a pair of white gloves to his father. If Robert dies without heirs, the lands shall remain to William and Thomas, his brothers, and their heirs. Witnesses: Ralph de Vernon, Richard de Massy, Richard de Sonbache [Sandbach], Richard de Croxton, William de Bolkileg [Bulkeley], Thomas de Wevere [Weaver], Thomas Craket, Robert Saveyer, William de Craunache [Cranage], William son of Thomas, and others. Seal of William Faber.
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Grant by William Faber [Smith] of Middlewich to Robert, his son, of half of his lands...
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