1348 Edmund de Appleby and Agnes his wife made an agreement with Alured de Sulney concerning Agnes' share of the manor of Newton Sulney. [1]
Indenture between Edmund de Appleby and Agnes his wife, and Theobald Trussell, knight, testifying to the agreement between Aluerey de Sulny and Edmund and Agnes that, if Lady Elizabeth, wife of Aluerey dies without issue and he marries another woman and has issue, he and his heirs will help Edmund and Agnes with 10 marks of land and rents, provided the heirs of Agnes make no claim on the manor of Newton Sulny, to which end Theobald grants £10 annual rent from lands and tenements in Egynton, Friday after the Feast of St Michael the Archangel 22 Edw III [3 Oct 1348]
Research Notes:
Edmund Appleby quitclaimed rights in Newton Solney for the manors of Bilby and Raneby in Nottinghamshire 1348. [2]
[1] The National Archives of the United Kingdom Catalog, D5236/10/5, Derbyshire Record Office, Every of Egginton Inherited papers, Family settlements, wills and inquisitions post mortem, [UKNationalArchives].
[2] Post by Rosie Bevan, 17 Aug 2005, SGM, [URL].