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 102 DUN HE VED. same Commonalty of the borough before-mentioned, and with our unanimous assent and consent, have granted to John Stoterich, our co-burgess, our tenement in the free borough of Uounheved, between the tenement of William Brakkysh on the one part, and the tenement of Peter Jotter on the other part. Witnesses John de Skyrbek, Constable of the Castle of Launceveton, John Wyse, John de Langedon, Edward Magge, and Thomas Smyth of New- port. Dated on the day of March next before the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, in the 38th year of King Ed. III. In 1369 John Gylis, tailor, of Bristol, grants to Walter Trota, burgess of the free borough of Dounhevid, in Cornwall, the grantor's shop, with the cellar, which shop is situate in the square [or quadrangle, quadruno] of the same borough, and is annexed to the tenement of John Kech, To hold to the said Walter and Dyonisia his wife, and the heirs of Walter for ever; Rendering therefor to grantor yearly, for the first twenty years, twelve silver pence, and accustomed services, and afterwards twenty silver shillings yearly. Witnesses John Trethewy, Mayor, John Landren, and Henry Colman, then Provosts, John Spenser, John Farnhula, Robert Page, and Alan Cranforde. Given at the borough on Wednesday in the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 42 Ed. III. 137 1. Grant, from the Mayor and Commonalty of the free borough of Dounhevid, to John Cory and Isabella his wife, of all our tenement which is situated in the borough aforesaid, in a street called Bastestret, between a tenement lately of William Wallys, deceased, and a tenement of Sir William Bree, chaplain, by the payment of two shillings and sixpence in silver yearly, at the feast of the purification of the Blessed Mary. In testimony, &c. Witnesses : Sampson Attewille, Mayor, John Stoterich and Richard Cokeworthi, Provosts, John Trethewy, John Farnhille, and others. Given at the borough on the Sabbath day next before the feast of St. Thomas the Martyr, in the 44 Ed. III. [This deed is in duplicate. A portion of the common seal in red wax is appended to one of them.] Indenture made at the borough of Launceueton on the Sabbath day next after the feast of the finding of the Holy Cross, 44 Ed. III. (137 1), Witnesseth that Sampson Attewille granted to John Page, of Launceton, 6d. yearly, issuing from grantor's tenement situate in the borough between the tenement which was lately of Nicholas Grena, on the one part, and the tenement of Robert