His  feoffees  of  lands  and  tenements  in  co.  Middlesex  are  directed
to  convey  a  life  estate  therein  to  his  aforesaid  wife ;  remainder  to
his  right  heirs  as  aforesaid.  In  default  of  such  heirs  he  devises
his  manor  called  "  Aschewys  "  or  "  Myle  ende,"  in  the  parish  of
Stebenhythe  and  S.  Mary  Matfelon,1  to  John  Pecche  in  tail,  and
another  manor  called  "  Cobammes  "  in  the  aforesaid  parish  to  Giles
Argentem  in  tail.     Dated  1  January,  a.d.  1405.
Koll  147  (43).
Monday  next  before  the  Feast  of  SS.  Simon  and  Jude  [88  Oct.'].
