ECR 64 666
Reference code
ECR 64 666
Title
Goldcliff, Coldra, Nash and Christchurch, Monmouthshire: Copy of part of a bond
Level
Item
Date
[1529 - 1532]
Extent & medium
1 item
Content description
N.d.
Office copy of conditional part of a bond [?between Sir William Morgan and Master Roger Lupton, Provost of Eton]: to be void if the within bounden Sir William, knight, obeys the award to be made before All Saints next by Master Humfrey Brown, serjeant at law, and Master [Thomas] Awdley [Audley], Speaker in the Parliament, arbitrators to judge the dispute between Morgan and Roger Lupton Provost of Eton College, over a messuage and 63 1/2 acres of land called Durauntes feld in the lordship of Goldcliff, a fishing called the by fishing in the river Usk, and all other matters depending between them. If the arbitrators cannot agree, the parties are to abide by the award to be made before the feast of St Martin next by Sir Aunthony Fitizherbet [Anthony Fitzherbert], knight, one of the justices of Common Pleas. If George ap Morgan, brother of Sir William Morgan, obeys the award of the arbitrators or the award of the umpire, then ... [?the bond is to be void].
Paper.
Office copy of conditional part of a bond [?between Sir William Morgan and Master Roger Lupton, Provost of Eton]: to be void if the within bounden Sir William, knight, obeys the award to be made before All Saints next by Master Humfrey Brown, serjeant at law, and Master [Thomas] Awdley [Audley], Speaker in the Parliament, arbitrators to judge the dispute between Morgan and Roger Lupton Provost of Eton College, over a messuage and 63 1/2 acres of land called Durauntes feld in the lordship of Goldcliff, a fishing called the by fishing in the river Usk, and all other matters depending between them. If the arbitrators cannot agree, the parties are to abide by the award to be made before the feast of St Martin next by Sir Aunthony Fitizherbet [Anthony Fitzherbert], knight, one of the justices of Common Pleas. If George ap Morgan, brother of Sir William Morgan, obeys the award of the arbitrators or the award of the umpire, then ... [?the bond is to be void].
Paper.
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