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  <dc:title>Release</dc:title>
  <dc:description>by Richard de Wolley, burgess of Caernarvon, to John de Parre and Richard de Ince, burgesses of the same town, of the moiety of one burgage next to the walls, with the King's highway on one side and a tenement of the aforesaid John on the other; also of two curtilages lying outside the walls which extend from the way leading to the “commyn hethe" as far as the town's mills also of a messuage of 9 acres of arable in the fields of Coed Alun or Helen ["coyd aleyn"] between the lands of Robert de Parys and those of the Bishop of Bangor, and bordering upon the banks of the sea [Abermenai]. Witnesses: Roger de Bulkelegh, alderman of the town [but the document is broken at this point], the two bailiffs, and others</dc:description>
  <dc:date>January 1388-1389</dc:date>
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