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Catalogue reference: E 210/167
This record is about the Demise by William son of Jordan de Strengesham, to Harry de Aldermunston, almoner... dating from 1258 Oct 28-1259 Oct 27 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Ancient Deeds, Series D. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Demise by William son of Jordan de Strengesham, to Harry de Aldermunston, almoner of Pershore, and his successors, for the term of four crops, of land in Strengesham, part lying at Wodedene, part at Horiputte, part at Tweningesdich, part at Suthslade, and part at Lynham furlug, the almoner for the time being is to plough the whole and sow half of the said land, and the grantor is to find the other half of the seed; in the autumn they are to reap the corn of the said land, dividing the sheaves equally. Witnesses: - Hugh and Thomas Caylewai, and others (named): [Worcestershire] 43 Hen III
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