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ELIZABETH, LATELY WIFE OF WILLIAM FITZ WARYN , ESQUIRE
722 Writ de dote assignanda [not extant.] 18 May 1436. To be assigned in the presence of John Gerard and Alice his wife, daughter and heir of William, or their attorneys [CClR 1435–41, p. 18].
BERKSHIRE. Assignment of dower. Appleton. 5 November 1436. [Hyde].
Assignment: a chamber at the end of the hall of Appleton manor on the east side, a small house called ‘Deyhows’, a barn called ‘Dowery Berne’ next to ‘le Colnerhows’ and a stable called ‘le Middylstable’, with free entry and exit; a garden called ‘Westgardeyn’; a wood called ‘Longewode’; 6 a. meadow near to ‘Flaxeney’; a croft of pasture called ‘Longeynlond’; a pasture called ‘Shortynlond’; a tenement called ‘Godeyerys’, with a virgate of land; a tenement called ‘Monnttys’, with 1⁄2 virgate of land; a tenement called ‘Magys’, with 3 a. land; a tenement called ‘Debelys’, with an acre of land; a tenement called ‘Rolfvys’, with an acre of land; a tenement called ‘Waltres’, with a virgate of land; a tenement called ‘Dekenes’, with 4 a. land; and a tenement called ‘Pagys’, with 1⁄2 virgate of land.
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