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- 1240-1270 (Creation)
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Geoffrey le Feltere (Fittere in the charter) to John de Berton 6 acres in Cambridge fields, which Adam, son of Eustace, and the said John hold of him, for a term, namely the land called Bothulvesaker, lying between the land of St Radegund and the land of Maud, widow of Aspolon, son of the priest, abutting on the road towards Grenecroft. Consideration: 12 marks for acquitting him of Judaism, and for supporting him for the rest of his life. Rent: a pair of white gloves worth 1/2d. Landgavel 1 1/2. Witnesses: Adam, son of Eustace, Geoffrey, son of Ralph, John, his son, Hervey, clerk, Michael and John, his sons, Henry Elyot, Bartholomew le Noble, John Alvivechild, Henry, son of Hugh, William Pilate et aliis.
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Seal attached (of Geoffrey le Fittere, black wax, eagle)
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former reference
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- Adam son of Eustace (1st half of 13c) (Subject)
- Pilate, William (13c) (Subject)
- Noble, Bartholomew le (Subject)
- John Alvivechild, John (1st half of 13c) (Subject)
- Berton, John de (Subject)
- Eliot, Henry (1st half of 13c) (Subject)