| Description | John Cook ("Cocus") chaplain son and heir of Michael Cook ("Coci") of Aldburgh to John son of Simon Storm of Burton Constable property toft and croft in Esthalsham (in breadth between lands of Geoffrey of Rosse and of Peter son of Richard, and in length from the North field to the South field of Esthalsham (i.e. 1 selion in the South field (in breadth between lands of John of Gloucester on either side, and in length from the said toft to the boundaries of Wynested); a butt of land (between land sometime of Godfrey of Melsa and land "of the said John" and stretching from the courtyard of the said Geoffrey to land sometime of the said Godfrey; 1 selion between lands "of the said John" and of Dom William Colyn chaplain, and stretching from a toft of John Waldeby to the boundaries of Rymeswell); 1 selion in res Holes (between lands "of the said John of Gloucester" and of Dom William collyn, an stretching from the headland sometime of the said Godfrey to the boundaries of Neusum); 1 selion on le Howe (between lands "of the said John" and the said Dom William and stretching from the town of Neusum to the western edger of a headland sometime of the said Godfrey): 1 selion in the North field (between land of Augustine the miller and stretching from the toft of Robert the reeve to Land of the said Dom William); 1 selion between lands of John of Gloucester and stretching from the toft of Peter son of Richard to the drain ("gote") of Nelledaile); pasture for three large beasts in le Estkar and in le Coppedholme (Page 26) Witnesses: Sir Robert the Constable, Master John of Holm, John Kyng of Flynton clerk. Given at Halsam, Wed. before St. George martyr 1323. |