A 65 Latin. Undated, but between 1163 – 1180. The witness, Ralph Haget, was one of bishop Puiset’s sheriffs. Charter whereby Robert de Mundevilla and John his son confirm to William son of Gilbert de Ketton and heirs a toft in Wuttun with its croft, viz. primum aule, and with this toft and croft six times twenty acres (sexcies viginti) in Wutton. They grant these lands for William’s homage and service, and for a palfrey of 20s. William and heirs shall hold these lands in fee and inhentance of Robert, etc.; redeeming free service yearly for 4s., being quit from all other services and customs except that William and heirs shall go between Tyne and Tees to Robert’s capital pleas and go at their own expense. If beyond Tyne or Tees they shall have gone they will go at Robert’s expense, like one of Robert’s free men who of him holds freely. Witnesses: Radulfus Haget vicecomes, Gilebertus Haunsart, Henricus de Puteaco, Willelmus de Mundeville et Thomas filius ejus, Ricardus de Punchardun, Rogerus Burdun, Willelmus de Latun, Rogerus d’Audree, Willelmus Sanuage, Gilebertus de Micleh, Willelmus Reille, Radulfus Cuint, Rogerus pistor. Seal missing.