Release by John de Middelton of London to Nicholas Potyn and Henry Derby, of his...

Release by John de Middelton of London to Nicholas Potyn and Henry Derby, of his right to those lands, tenements, rents and services, together with two water-mills called 'Crassh mylles' and a hermitage called 'le Swannesnest' with the meadows, gardens, etc., appertaining to the said mills, in the parish of St Botolph.... called 'la Whytechapel' without Algate in the suburb of London, in Estmythefeld and upon 'le Tourhulle'; the reversion of all which lands, etc., had been granted by SIr Nicholas Loveyn, knight, to the said John de Middleton, Nicholas Potyn and Henry Derby, the same being then in the possession of Sir John Pekkebrugge, knight, and Margaret his wife, the sister of the said Sir Nicholas Leveyn. Witnesses:- Adam Stable, mayor, John Northamptone and Robert Launde, sheriffs, of London, and others (named): [Middlesex] Vigil of All Saints, 50 Edw III. Seal.