D 23 Latin. 4 May 1294 Anno domini millesimo ducentesimo nonogesimo quarto die Martis proxima post festum Inventionis Sanctae crucis Agreement made between (1) Thomas, son of Thomas de Kellau, and (2) Nicholas, son of Alexander, and Henry, son of William: whereas a suit had been moved between them concerning 23.5 acres of moor of which Thomas said himself to be dispossessed by Nicholas and Henry, the 3rd part of the 23.5 acres pertaining of right to his free tenement in Est Kellau, and whereas Henry said himself to be dispossessed by Thomas of his right of common of pasture in Est Kellau in areas defined: places mentioned are Lincceland and Ravensonflat: it was agreed (a) Nicholas and Henry for themselves and heirs, and for the good of the peace, grant to Thomas and heirs as much of the moor in the place in which he said himself to be dispossessed as either Nicholas or Henry had, and a half acre of moor beyond in the same place west, together with a piece of moor called Lambercockruche; (b) Thomas, for himself and heirs, grants to Nicholas and Henry 2 placeas of land, in meadow each year, the one lying near the mill of Est Kellau east and the other near the mill west In both cases to hold of the chief lord. All the parties promise, in fide media, concerning the aforesaid articles, or any one of them, not to raise issue in the future. Witnesses: Guychardo de Charrun, et Petro de Turesby, tunc in eodem placito justiciariis domini Episcopi Dunelmensis; Dominis Johanne Conyers, Hugo. de Burdun, militibus; Rogero de Claxtone, Hugone de Luddewrth, Willo de Holum, Ric. filio Radi de Hotone, Rogero de Borden. Seals missing.