Wolley Ch i.19

Lease for his life, for 20s. by William de Exsovere, living in Derby, to William Caym of Derby, of 2 acres of arable land in the territory of Derby, of which half an acre lies 'super Collisleye' [Cowsley] between the land which Cecily de la Croys held on the one part, and land which was Peter, son of Margerie, on the other, and abutting onto the fields of Chaddesden; and one acre lying below the same fields between the land which Richard de Cherlebure had by feoffment of the said William de Exsovere on the one part, and land of the prebend of the church of All Saints, Derby, on the other, extending onto the fields of Little Chester; and two selions lying in the same fields and containing half an acre, of which one small selion lies between the land of Richard, son of Hugh de Morleg, on the one part, and land of Peter de Exsovere on the other, and one great selion lies between the land of the said Peter on the one part, and the land of Henry, son of Lucy, on the other, and extending towards the forest of the said Henry; annual rent, 1 silver penny.