LX. 1 December 1416

Know all present and future that we, Matthew Kinesbury and Robert Bicher, of Sandwich, have given, granted, and, by this our present charter, have confirmed to Thomas Crouche, of Dover, one messuage situated in the Port of Dover, between the messuage of the said Thomas Crouche to the south-east, and the messuage of Robert Luns to the south-west, and the cemetery of the Church of S. Peter in Dover to the north, and on the King's highway to the south : to have and to hold the aforesaid messuage with its appurtenances to the aforesaid Thomas, his heirs and assigns, from the capital lords of that fee for the services therefrom due and by right accustomed, for ever. 

In witness whereof we have affixed our seals to this our present charter. 

Given at Dover on the first day of December in the fourth year of the reign of King Henry, the fifth after the conquest. 

Witnesses : John Garton, Mayor of Dover ; Nicholas Spicer ; William Archer ; John South ; Robert Luns ; and others.