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Writ de dote assignanda
.‡
24 October 1440. [Bate]. [CCR 1435–41, p. 399.]
CUMBERLAND.
Assignment of dower.
Hutton-in-the-Forest.
10 November 1442. [
Vaux.]
Assigned, in the presence of
John
Hoton
, son and heir of
Robert:
Hutton-in-the-Forest, in Inglewood Forest, 1/3 manor, of no annual value; 3 messuages in the vill, annual value 6s., in the tenure of various tenants at will; 35 a. land and 4 a. meadow, annual value 10s., in the tenure of various tenants at will; 5
cottages, annual value 10s., in the tenure of various tenants at will; a third of a close called ‘le Bouttis’, annual value 2s., in the tenure of
William
Arnaldson
, tenant at will; a third of the bailiwick of the lawn-keeper (landaria) of Plumpton in the said
forest, which was Robert’s, with the meadow pertaining to that third, annual value
3s. 4d.; 8 a. land and meadow, which are demesne land of the manor, lying in a place called ‘Aldby’, annual value 4s.; 4 a. and 1 and ‘rod’ land and meadow lying in a
place called ‘Selewra’, annual value 16d.; 4 a. land with the adjoining meadow, lying in a place called ‘le Flatt’, annual value 12d.; and 3 a. land and meadow lying in ‘le Neuclose’, annual value 12d.; which acres are part of the above demesne land.
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