Feoffment by William Eyston, of Istelworth, to King Edward [III], of a messuage called...

Feoffment by William Eyston, of Istelworth, to King Edward [III], of a messuage called Worton, with a curtilage adjacent and 93a. land in the parish of Istelworth, one acre between land of John Pate and Peter Fanelore, etc.; also of 80a. land in a place called Imbury in the said parish, between 'Babbeworthponte' and the common heath of Istelworth, and of the site of the water-mill lately called 'Imburymulle,' also of 20a. meadow there in 'Northmede,' 'Guthmede,' 'Millehawes,' etc.; 9a. pasture there next the said land in Imbury, etc. 2a. wood called 'Wortongrove,' 2a. wood in a place called 'Pirygardyn,' ½a. wood next the garden of the messuage of Worton, 2a. wood called 'Pirygrove,' and 19s. rent in the same parish; also of 50a. land, lying together, in a place called 'Osturle,' in the parish of Eston, enclosed with hedges and ditches,& c.; also of 10a. land, lying together in 'Lamptonfeld,' called 'Knyghtland,' and various roods, half-acres, etc. described, at 'Horeapuldore,' 'Longechurchhull,' 'Shorteshute,' 'Heymede,' 'le Forlang,' 'Donewellfor- lang,' 'Bromdych,' etc. and one acre meadow lying at 'Holmede' and it is 'Dolmede' among other participants; also of the reversion expectant on the death of Thomas his brother of 3a. in the said parish of Istelworth, and of a cottage there, expectant on the death of Robert Man. Warranty. Witnesses, Andrew de Gyldeford, of Yellyng, and others (named). Istelworth, 10 March, 49 Edward [III]. Memorandum endorsed of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll, in March of the said year. [Middlesex]