Indenture witnessing that John Asselyne has granted to Ralph de Kneton a messuage...

Indenture witnessing that John Asselyne has granted to Ralph de Kneton a messuage with quay adjoining in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London, in Tamyse-strat, on condition that Ralph shall demise to John for his life a chamber with a drain (cloaca) adjacent in the east part of the aforesaid quay, with a stable underneath it, with free access night and day to the said quay, stable and chamber with horses, carts and men, with reversion to Ralph at John's death; Ralph paying John for life 10 marcs yearly for the residue of the messuage and for the said quay, and repairing all the premises. If John die within a year from the present date, Ralph shall pay his executors 20 marcs within a month of such decease. Witnesses:- John Lovekyn, Mayor, John de Brykelesworth and Thomas Irlond, sheriffs to London, and others (named): [Middx.] Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment at the Husting for pleas of land, Monday before St. Dunstan the Archbishop, 40 Edward III. Sunday after the Invention of Holy Cross, 10 May, 40 Edward III