John Mabely gives the lord 3s. to have the judgment of
twelve men as to certain land whereof Noah deforces him;
pledges, Richard Smith, Ralph Bernard. The said jurors say
that Noah the Fat has right; therefore etc.

15. Agnes Stampelove gives the lord 2s. for leave to come
and go in the vill but to dwell outside the lord's land.
Pledge, Richard Smith.

16. Godfrey Tailor the younger for a trespass, 2s.

17. Whereas Godfrey Tailor the younger has demanded against
Noah a farthing land, now the action is compromised in
manner following:- -Godfrey for himself and his heirs
remises to the said Noah and his heirs all right and claim
which he has or can have in the said farthing land by reason
of the gift made by his grandfather John Tailor.

18. Agnes Mabely is put in seisin of a farthing land which
her mother held, and gives the lord 33s.4d. for entry money.
Pledges, Noah, William Askil.

19. The full court declares that in case any woman shall
have altogether quitted the lord's domain and shall marry a
freeman, she may return and recover whatever right and claim
she has in any land; but if she shall be joined to a serf,
then she cannot do this during the serf's lifetime, but
after his death she may.

20. William Alice's son is put in seisin of a bakehouse in
the King's Street, and shall keep up the house at his own
cost and gives 12d. for entry money, and 10s. annual rent
payable at three terms, viz. 3s.4d. at Martinmas, 3s.4d. at
Lady Day, 3s.4d. at Christmas. Pledges, Adam Clerk, John
Deboneir.

20. John son of Alma demands a cottage which Henry Fleming
holds and gives the lord 12d. for the oath and recognition
of 12 men; pledge, Richard Jordan. The jurors say that Henry
Fleming has the better right.

21. Baldwin Cobbler's son finds [as pledges] Walter Cobbler,
Roger of Broadwater, Robert Linene, William Frances, that
notwithstanding his stay in London he will always make suit
with his tithing and will at no time claim any liberty
contrary to the lord's will and will come to the lord
whenever the lord wills.

22. Simon Patrick gives the lord 12d. to have the judgment
of the court as to a cottage of which the widow of Geoffrey
Dogers deforces him; pledge, Simon of Strode. The said
jurors say that the said Simon has the better right. And the
said Simon remises and quitclaims