1 Thomas the smith of Wyketoftes. 2 Lord John la Warre of Euwyas. Gift In Fee Tail of four pieces of land in the field of Burtoftes, p. Wyketoftes [Wigtoft, Lincolnshire], of which one piece lies between the villein-held land of 2 on the east, west and south, abutting on the land of Stephen, son of Richard, towards the north, the second piece lies between the villein-held land of 2 on the south and north, abutting on the land of 2 and Coppingrigge towards the east, and on the common sewer towards the west, the third piece lies between the villein-held land of 2 on the east, west and north and the land of Richard de Castirton on the south, and the fourth piece lies between the villein-held land of 2 on the east and south and the lane on the west and north, in exchange for a certain piece of land lying in a cultivated area called Meede in p. Wyketoft, between the villein-held land of 2 on the south, east and west and the land of John of Burtoftes and Hugh Lucye on the north. Witnesses: Richard de Castirton of Wyketoftes, Robert de la Haye of the same, John de Hoyland, John Bolle of Swynesheued, William Bolle of the same, Godfrey le Strong of the same, William Fengreyfes of the same. Dated at Swynesheued. Latin.
