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=(1391)= Sunday next before the feast of saint Martin in winter (11th

November), in the 15th year of Richard II. =Charter= (Lat) dated at

Wythinschawe, confirming a grant from Robert de Tatton senior to John son

of Robert de Legh and John de Rossyndale chaplain, of all his messuages

lands and tenements with the appurtenances, in Wythinschawe in the town

of Kenworthey, which Margaret, who was the wife of Robert de Tatton

junior, Robert Dukhard (?) parson of the church of Northdene, Richard del

Brome and William de Kenworthey held from the grant of him (Robert de

Tatton senior), for the term of his life, in the town aforesaid, to have

and to hold all the said messuages lands and tenements, with all lands

houses meadows feedings and pastures and other their appurtenances; and

also with forty three shillings and four pence annually, at the feast of

the nativity of saint John the baptist, and saint Martin the bishop, by

equal portions; for the said Margaret, Robert Dukhard (?) Richard and

William, during his (the said Robert de Tatton senior) life, in advance,

freely quietly well and in peace, with all profits liberties turbaries

common of pasture and other easements to the said lands and tenements

wheresoever, belonging and in the said town existing and to the same, of

whatsoever manner, to be firmly held: of the chief lord of that fee, for

services thenceforth owing and of right accustomed; warranty of title

etc. =Witnesses=: Peter de Legh then steward of Macclesfeld, William de

Legh chevalier, John de Honford (?), Richard de Brome, William de Ken'.

=Vellum=: one skin 9A1/2 A-- 3A1/4, seal missing.

=Genealogies deduced.=

(i)

ROBERT DE TATTON = ......

senior |

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ROBERT = MARGARET

junior

all living 11 Nov 1391

(ii)

ROBERT DE LEGH = ......

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JOHN

both living 11 Nov 1391

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