| Disgrifiad | 1. Laurence de Wynston and Margery his wife
2. John de Lye, burgess of Caernarvon
Gift of one burgage lying between the burgage which was formerly of Master Thomas de Esthalle on one side and the burgage which was formerly of James … (name blotted out) on the other side; one cartilage lying near le Rounde table on the western side; another cartilage lying between the land which was formerly of the said Thomas de Esthalle and the land of William de Wolleye; 10 acres of land likewise lying near Coytalen next to the land of William de Shaldeforde; and 5 acres of land lying between the land of the said William and the land which was of Henry de Ellerton, all in the town and fields of Caernarvon, being land which Roger de Pykestoke gave to Margery formerly the wife of John de Leybourne; and 15 acres of land in the fields of Caernarvon lying on the south side of the water of Seynt between the land of Richard of Purthely on one side and the land of the same Margery in width and extending from the land of William de Shaldeforde to le Comun Heth, being land which Alice daughter of Henr' de Ellerton gave to the said Margery
Witnesses : John de Delues now Deputy Justice of North Wales, Master Robert Pollard now Chamberlain of [North Wales], Hugh James and Peter de Drewe now bailiffs of the town of Caernarvon, Robert de Parys now Alderman of the same town, John de Galeshale, William de Hampton, Simon de Farleye, William de Ellerton, Reginald de Hope and others
Given at Caernarvon the Saturday next after the feast of the Assumption of the BVM, 27 Edward III (1353) |