Indenture being the defeasance of a feoffment made by John son and heir of John Averey,...

Indenture being the defeasance of a feoffment made by John son and heir of John Averey, of Sharnebrok, to Sir John de Langeton, clerk, and Robert, Sir John's brother, of all his land, etc. in Sharnebrok Felmersham and Wodhull, to wit at the end of ten years from date they shall pay him 10l. for every year they continue to hold the premises; they shall pay to William de Cugenho, the elder, the 20 marks lent to him by William; when he comes to his lands (ad terras [-] venire contigerit) in county Leicester, they shall find him 5 marks for ploughs and other necessaries; they shall find him, while continuing in the service of the said Sir John, a sufficient robe yearly during the period of ten years, and for Margaret, his wife, and John, their son, continuing in the company of Robert's wife, the necessaries of life, for a period of three years, etc. Bedfordshire. 5 January, 17 Edward II. [Cancelled by cuts].