by J P Earwaker. 90p

In the first document, a lease agreement is outlined between William and his wife, granting rights to William and his heirs. The witnesses to this agreement include John de Cophull, John de Chisenhale, and others. The document is dated at Dokeabury after the feast of St. Laurence in 1333.

The second document details a payment agreement between Standish and Edward Standish concerning recovered parts. This agreement is dated in 1535-1536. It signifies a transaction or settlement between the parties involved.

Lastly, the third document involves a bond from Richard Mody to grant a lease of tithes to Robert Shaw. Witnesses to this bond include Henry de Eccleston, Richard de Longton, and others. The document is dated during the feast of John.