Indenture of demise by Sir Alan de Coupland to William de Morthing of all the land...

Indenture of demise by Sir Alan de Coupland to William de Morthing of all the land of Midilfors, which he gave to Alan his son, together with the services of Thomas de Anisthuayt and his heirs and of Thomas son of Benedict de Fors and his heirs, from the feast of St Martin in Winter, 57 Henry III, for the ten years next following, quit of all services and demands to him the said Sir Alan or to Alan his son belonging, doing so much foreign service as belonged to the land, and suit of the corn growing on the said land to the mill of Botil and suit to the fulling mill of Botil, saving to the said William de Morthing, his heirs and assigns, 10 acres land quit of multure if they pleased to cultivate the same, with leave to assart etc. the said land; rendering therefor yearly to Alan son of the said Alan 24s. 5d.; houses to be kept in repair; it should be lawful to the men dwelling in the said land to take dead wood in Ravenisberg for building in the same land. Witnesses:—Sir Richard de Brocton, Sir Randolph de Bethun, John Corbet, Hugh de Kime, Richard de Cornay. Endorsed:—Memorandum quod prec' de domo Davi de iiij marcis per Rogerum Galitli et per Leonardum de Cornai et per Willelmum le Wynmilner et per Adam Parlefarankays et per multos alios et remisit in manu Rogeri Galitli . ijs. quod cepit de Davi ad corigendum domos. Cumberland.