Duplicate of Feoffment by Roger de Rolling, and Maud, daughter of William de Essetesford,...

Duplicate of Feoffment by Roger de Rolling, and Maud, daughter of William de Essetesford, his wife, to Sir Roger de Leyburn [and Dame Eleanor de Vallibus, countess of Winchester, his wife], of their manors of Essetesford and Pakemanneston, and all their land of Bocwell [Bokwell] and all their rent at Bromenesmithe [Bromenesmythe] and all their rent at Yburmesdenn [Iburnesdenn] and all their land at Serle [Scherle], with all their land and all their rent in whatever place in the county of Kent [and Sussex (Sussexie)], with the advowson of the church of Essetesford, with homages, knights' fees, bondholdings (villenagiis), etc. to the same belonging in the counties of Kent and Sussex (Sussessie); to hold of them during their lives, and after their decease of the heirs of the said Maud; rent 1d. at Michaelmas, at Essetesford; for this Roger gave them, for their lives, with remainder to Maud's heirs, his manor of Stocton [Stokton], which he had by the gift of Sir Nicholas de Criel and of William Herigaud, in the county of Huntidon, and 15l. of land which he had from Roger Lovedey [Loveday], in Rumford, Essex. Witnesses: Sir Stephen de Penecestre, Sir Goucelin de Badelesmer [Baddesmer], Sir Richard de Thany, Sir John de Rokesle, Sir William Peyforer [Payforer] and Sir Thomas de Sandwic', knights, Roger Lovedei [Loveday] and others (named). Essex, Huntingdonshire, Kent, Sussex. The morrow of St. Margaret, 55 Henry III.