Agreement - Easter - 13th year of the reign of Henry VII

William Toccotes says/said that a certain Marmaduke Thwenge and Isabella his wife were/have been the holders of the manor of Comburgh, and land in fact handed over the/that same manor with all things pertaining, the which John Thwenge, brother of the aforesaid Marmaduke, held himself and for the heir of his body legitimately born; the worth of which gift the same John Thewenge held, after his death the same manor descended to the which Agnes as the blood heir of the said John Thewnge, or daughter of William, son of Marmaduke, the son of John, the son of Edmund, the son of the said John Thwenge, that is brother, etc, after the death of the said Agnes the same manor descended to the aforesaid Margaret, wife of himself~ William Toccotes and the aforesaid Matthew Wytham and the aforesaid Richard Westropp, father, etc. to the blood heir of the said Agnes, clearly, to herself Margaret as only daughter of John Wawton, son of John, son of Gilbert, son of Alice, one daughter of John father of Marmaduke, father of William, father of aforesaid Agnes and to the same Matthew as son of Ivette, one of the daughters of the aforesaid John Wawton, son of John, son of Gilbert, son of the aforesaid Alice one daughter of John, father of Marmaduke, father of William, father of the aforesaid Agnes : and the aforesaid Richard Westhrop as son of William son of Joanna one of the daughters of the aforesaid John, father of Marmaduke, father of William, father of the aforesaid Agnes : through the which William Tocottes and Margaret by the [?judgement] of which Margaret, as by whom Matthew Witham and Richard Westhorp in the aforesaid manor were in and were from then holders. The which holders of the house of Comburgh aforesaid between himself William Toccats and Margaret, Matthew and Richard Westhrop, a share of the aforesaid one hundred acres [?ox] made was, etc.

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