Chapter III

=1310= Monday next before the feast of All Saints (1st November). =Charter= (Lat), dated at Kenworthey, confirming a grant from William Nolbildon (?) and Margery his wife to William de Baggyleigh and his heirs, of one messuage and five acres of land, with the appurtenances, in Norworthen and Kenworthey, without any reservation; to have and to hold to him and his heirs, of the chief lord of the fee, by services thenceforth owing and accustomed; freely quietly well and in peace, with all liberties and easements to the said land, in the town of Norworthen and Kenworthey howsoever described; they, the said William and Margery and their heirs, all the lands aforesaid with the messuage aforesaid and with all their appurtenances, situated as before written, to the said William (Baggyleigh) and his heirs and assigns, against all men did warrant and defend. =Witnesses=: Robert de Masey of Sale, Robert de Tatton, Richard de Kogworth, Richard de Brounehul, Roger de Kenworthey, Robert del Cley (?) clerk. =Vellum=: one skin 8A1/2 A-- 2A1/4, two seals missing. =Notes=: this is a grant of land in Northenden in the hundred of Macclesfield, Cheshire. It is on the south bank of the river Mersey, seven miles south of Manchester. Withenshaw Hall is the ancient family seat of the Tattons, who were lords of the manor. See OrmrodaEuro(TM)s aEurooeHistory of Cheshire" volume iii, pages 604 to 611.

=Genealogy deduced.=

WILLIAM NOLBILDON = MARGERY
both living 1 Nov 1310