Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Agreement between Sir Warin de Sicca Villa and John le Abbe, lord of Wasfelle (Devon), reciting that the said Warin has quit-claimed to the said John, son and heir of William le Abbe of Wasfelle, the right which he had in the dower which belonged to Isabel [possibly the possessions in Wick, Cotleigh, and Washfield mentioned in Deeds 6], who was the wife of the said William le Abbe, for 20s. to be paid to the said Warin at Wasfelle or Bykecomb (Dorset) so long as Isabel lives, for which payment John le Abbe binds himself with covenants as to distraint and re-entry in case of default. Given at Exeter on Saturday next after the octave of Epiphany.. }
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- catalog abstract "Agreement between Sir Warin de Sicca Villa and John le Abbe, lord of Wasfelle (Devon), reciting that the said Warin has quit-claimed to the said John, son and heir of William le Abbe of Wasfelle, the right which he had in the dower which belonged to Isabel [possibly the possessions in Wick, Cotleigh, and Washfield mentioned in Deeds 6], who was the wife of the said William le Abbe, for 20s. to be paid to the said Warin at Wasfelle or Bykecomb (Dorset) so long as Isabel lives, for which payment John le Abbe binds himself with covenants as to distraint and re-entry in case of default. Given at Exeter on Saturday next after the octave of Epiphany.".
- catalog description "Agreement between Sir Warin de Sicca Villa and John le Abbe, lord of Wasfelle (Devon), reciting that the said Warin has quit-claimed to the said John, son and heir of William le Abbe of Wasfelle, the right which he had in the dower which belonged to Isabel [possibly the possessions in Wick, Cotleigh, and Washfield mentioned in Deeds 6], who was the wife of the said William le Abbe, for 20s. to be paid to the said Warin at Wasfelle or Bykecomb (Dorset) so long as Isabel lives, for which payment John le Abbe binds himself with covenants as to distraint and re-entry in case of default. Given at Exeter on Saturday next after the octave of Epiphany.".