Feoffment by Agnes, late the wife of Robert Motton to Alice, her daughter, wife of...

Feoffment by Agnes, late the wife of Robert Motton to Alice, her daughter, wife of John Wawane, the elder, of her tenement, between the tenement of Henry de Dynkeley, on the east, to the tenement of Alice del Legh, on the west, and from the stream (filo aque) of Loude, on the north, to 'Stodelaybroke,' on the south, in the hamlet of Whetelay, within the town of Thornelay, and of the third part of a house and the sixth part of a place of land, which descended to her on the death of Alice, daughter of William le Smyth, one of her sisters, as her purparty, lying between 'Stodelaybroke' and 'Longerige,' in the same town; to hold to the said Alice and the heirs of her body, with reversion in default to herself, and her heirs. Witnesses: John de Whitacre, John de Ellale, Robert de Cottom, Robert Wilson, John Robynson Diconson. Lancashire. 10 May, 10 Henry IV.