Indenture being a confirmation by Ralph Clegher, lord of Nanshogh, to John Nanskelly...

Indenture being a confirmation by Ralph Clegher, lord of Nanshogh, to John Nanskelly of the estate which the said John had from John son and heir of William Poyher of Penhal, in the land, etc. which the said John son of William held of him in the town of Penhal; to hold to the said John Nanskelly in tail, rendering to him and his heirs 1d. at Michaelmas, for all service, save suit of his court in the manor of Nanshogh, and not elsewhere, upon reasonable summons, and doing for him the rents due to the chief lords of that fee; also grant by the said John Nanskelly that all his tenants at Penhal, in person or by their servants, shall do two dayworks (dietas) in the autumn to the said Ralph yearly, for life, at Nanshogh and not elsewhere, to wit, reaping and carrying. Witnesses: Sir John Nansciviel, parson of the church of St. Maugan, Ralph Trenewyth, Reginald Tretherf, William Kaer, Hervey Tregaer. Cornwall. Nanshogh, Monday before St. James, the Apostle, 49 Edward III.