1.John Cole 2. Robert de Tonebrugge, dyer and Margery, his first wife From 1 to 2 All his tenement within his stalls, and a solar with a cellar containing in length and breadth the entrance of the hall and his nearest stall on the south, together with the curtilage to the said tenement adjacent, which said tenement lies in Northgate street, between the tenement of the Prior and Convent of Bradenstoke on the south, and a stall with a certain plot which Seygyth, wife of John le Kyng, of Bath, holds of the said John Cole for life, on the north. To hold for their lives with agreement for them to maintain the same in as good or better condition. Rendering annually 26s. 8d., with clause for forfeiture if the rent remains unpaid for one whole quarter. And if it should happen that the said John, Agnes, his wife, or John, their eldest son, be disinherited of the said tenement justly or unjustly it shall be lawful for John and his heirs to enter and inhabit the said tenement. Moreover it shall not be lawful for Robert to sell, lease, or alienate the same except by the will of the said John and of his heirs. Witnesses: Peter le Brevytour, Mayor; William Cook (Coco); Richard Wyteson; Alexander de Leye; Richard le Marchal; Thomas Fynch; Walter Golde Bath, Monday next after the Feast of Purification V.M., 6 Edw. II. Language: Latin
