Grant and confirmation in free alms by William Musard son and heir of Richard Musard,...

Grant and confirmation in free alms by William Musard son and heir of Richard Musard, with the assent of William his heir and Joan his wife (uxoris mee) to God and St. Pancras and the monks of Lewes, of the hide of Trepham, with croft and meadow, which his father gave them, with the way to the meadow whereby he carried his hay to his court, in the town of Epinges, to hold in all pastures, etc. where his men commoned, with quittance of pannage; he and his heirs would acquit the said land of scutage, etc. danegeld (danegheldum) only excepted; also grant of the land called 'Hooc' within their land at Epinges; also release of the common opposite William de Herefort's house called 'Pettes.' Witnesses: Alan de St. George (de Sancto Georgio), Robert le Vesellier, and others (named). Sussex. Endorsed: Ipynges, in rapa de Arundel, Cic' dioc'.