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[1330] Grant by Robert folka of 'Tauistch' to Gerard of Durneford of all his lands in Woddone, lands of John Toker west, of Robert Dauid east, of the Abbot and Convent of 'Tauistch ' in Hurdewyke north, and so by the garden of Thomas of Wodemanyswill to the garden of William Solla, by the said garden to the garden of Alice ' my daughter,' by the said garden round to the king's highway from 'Tauistch' towards Hurdewyke, and by the said way northward to the lands of William Toker. Witnesses — John Popelston, David fifynarywill, Richard Hyndeford, Augustine petipas, Thomas of Wodemanyswill, Richard Kroker, then portreeve. Dated ' Tauistch,' Monday before the Conversion of St. Paul. 4 Edward III.
[Vesica shaped seal attached. Device apparently ^fleur- de-lis : S' ROBTI FOLKA.]
[1338] Grant by John Bobur of Tauystok to William Scarleth of tenements in Tauystok — tenements John Secheuyle east, Reginald Sm.yth north, cemetery Tauy- stochie west, highway leading from the gate of the abbey towards Lamerton south ; also the reversion of a tene- ment held by Walter Gilla for life. Witnesses — Robert Dauid, William Eckaworthy, Maurice Gages, Richard Mileward, Ralph atte Wylle 'then portreeve of the borough of Tauystok.' Dated Tauystock, Monday next after the Assumption. 12 Edivard III.
[?] Lease by Robert Bonda, warden of the hospital [of St. Mary Magdalene] with the assent and consent of the brethren and sisters of the same, of a garden 40 feet broad to Nicholas of Romysleuu, John of Northcote owner of a boundary property west. Witnesses include William Eckaworth and William Tankard. Given at Tauystok, but date gone. Probably Edzuard III.
[1340] Grant by Alice Plente in pure virginity to William Millward of tenement and garden in Tauystok — tenement of Richard of Hyngdeford south, of late Philip Plente north and west, highway from the pillory towards Hurde- wyk east. Witnesses — Robert Dauid, William Stacy, Richard marsschall, Richard Hyngdeforde, David of Mile- mete, portreeve. Dated Tauystok, Thursday after Nicholas the Bishop. 14 Edzvard III.
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