Indenture witnessing that, whereas a dispute had arisen between John Malory, esquire,...

Indenture witnessing that, whereas a dispute had arisen between John Malory, esquire, of the one part and Thomas Tuwe of Welton of the other by reason of the homage the said John claimed to have of the said Thomas for a messuage and 80 acres land there the parties agreed to stand to the arbitration of Thomas Gerveys of Muscote, William Brokhole and Richard Ynglond of Welton, in accordance with whose award the said Thomas did his homage to the said John in his manor of Wolde according to the form and custom of law in the presence of John Barnard, esquire, William Lobenham of Brykelesworth, John Stevenys, rector of Wolde, and many others. In testimony whereof the seals of the parties and of the arbitrators are attached, and because the seals of the arbitrators are to many unknown they have procured the seal of the office of the mayoralty of Norhampton to be attached. Norhampton, Northamptonshire. The eve of the Annunciation, 5 Henry VI.