Feoffment by Stephen de Waltham, son and heir of Hugh de Waltham, late citizen of...

Feoffment by Stephen de Waltham, son and heir of Hugh de Waltham, late citizen of London, to John atte Gate, butcher, of London, of 2 marks yearly free and quit rent from a brew house called 'atte Cokke,' in the parish of St. Leonard of Estchep, London, which tenement was formerly Richard Sharp's, and he alienated it in fee to one John le Longe, late of the said city, butcher; also grant to the said John atte Gate of two shops, with solars built over them, which he bought of the same John atte Gate, annexed to the said tenement; the said brewhouse, with the said shops, being situate between the tenements of the said John atte Gate, Thomas le Peautrier, etc. and the highway called Estchep on the west. Sealed, Thomas Legy being mayor, Adam Brabassoun and Richard Goldbeter, sheriffs of London, John Lovekyn, alderman of the ward. Witnesses. London. Friday before St. Gregory, the Pope, 22 Edward III.  Memorandum endorsed of enrolment in the Husting of Common Pleas, Monday after Lady Day, 22 Edward III.