ECR 64 659
Reference code
ECR 64 659
Title
Goldcliff, Coldra, Nash and Christchurch, Monmouthshire: Bond by Walter Gryffyth to Roger Lupton
Level
Item
Date
7 July [1522]
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Content description
7 July 14 Henry VIII [1522].
Bond in £40 by Walter Gryffyth of Lodewyk St David in Burgavenny [?in Abergavenny] in the marches of Wales, gent., to Roger Lupton, Provost of Eton College, clerk, to obey the award of John Rowe and William Rudhall, serjeants at law, arbitrators chosen by Lupton and Gryffyth to judge the right title and possession of 10 acres of land and pasture called Grett Hassokys and 26 acres of pasture called Blakmor in Goldcliff, 2 messuages and 36 acres of land and pasture in the lordship of Coldrey [Coldra], the site of a barn and a certain waste ground near the church called Christchurch, 9 acres of land also in Coldra, and other lands lying in the marches of Wales, and all other matters in dispute between them, provided the arbitrators deliver their judgement before the feast of the Nativity next.
Endorsed: Obligacio Walteri Griffith etc.
Bond in £40 by Walter Gryffyth of Lodewyk St David in Burgavenny [?in Abergavenny] in the marches of Wales, gent., to Roger Lupton, Provost of Eton College, clerk, to obey the award of John Rowe and William Rudhall, serjeants at law, arbitrators chosen by Lupton and Gryffyth to judge the right title and possession of 10 acres of land and pasture called Grett Hassokys and 26 acres of pasture called Blakmor in Goldcliff, 2 messuages and 36 acres of land and pasture in the lordship of Coldrey [Coldra], the site of a barn and a certain waste ground near the church called Christchurch, 9 acres of land also in Coldra, and other lands lying in the marches of Wales, and all other matters in dispute between them, provided the arbitrators deliver their judgement before the feast of the Nativity next.
Endorsed: Obligacio Walteri Griffith etc.
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