Chapter IX

(=1414-15=) Sunday in the feast of the purification of the blessed Mary (2nd February), in the 2nd year of Henry V. =Deed of exchange= (Lat) dated at Kenworthy and made between William de Tatton of the one part and William le Hunte and Margaret his wife of the other part; whereby the said William de Tatton ... demised and by that then present indenture confirmed to William le Hunte and Margaret his wife and their heirs for ever, a certain parcel of land lying in Kenworthy called Lamputtes, in exchange for another parcel of land lying near the house of William de Tatton called Ruyssihey; to have and to hold the said parcel of land called Lamputtes to the said William le Hunte and Margaret his wife and their heirs for ever, making to the chief lord services etc; warranty of title. =Witnesses=: Thomas de Legh of Bagulegh, Roger le Massy of Sale, Robert de Hull'. =Vellum=: one skin 11A1/2 A-- 3A1/2, seal missing. =Notes=: this deed is indented and possibly the other part contained a grant or demise of Ruyssihey or Rushyhey to William de Tatton completing the exchange. In this deed the words of grant are illegible except aEurooedemise"; and the deed only effects one part of the exchange.

=Genealogy deduced.=

WILLIAM LE HUNTE = MARGARET
both living 2 Feb 1414-15