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Hugo et Alexa recognoverunt predicta tenementa cum pertinenciis esse ius ipsius Roberti ut illa que idem Robertus habet de dono predictorum Hugoni et Alexie

ut illa que idem Robertus habet de dono predictorum Hugoni et Alexie

I would translate as:
as being that which the same Robert has by the gift of the aforesaid Hugo
and Alexa

George, is this correct?

ad hanc curiam Ricardus Bray comparuit et sursumreddidit in manus domini manerii unum messuagium et unum curtilagium eodem pertinentem

To the court (accusative) Richard Bray was founded (perfect tense) and surrendered into the hands of the lord, one messuage and one cartilage of the same appurtenance.

don't worry i figured it!

OK

Johannes tenet de domino unum messuagium cum omnibus domibus superedificatis cum gardino adiacente et reddit per annum xij solidos

is this simply:

John, tenant of the lord (or the lords tenant), holds one messuage, with all ( superedificatis - I can not find what this is??) with a garden adjacent, and pays twelve shillings per annumt

I would render
cum omnibus domibus superedificatis
as
with all houses built [on it]

Thank you George.

dominus manerii predicti per senescallum suum concessit Willelmo clerico unum messuagium et toftum et tres acras terre cum pertinenciis infra manerium


The Lord (nom) of the manor foresaid Stewart, granted William the clerk one messuage and toft and three acres of land with appurtenances within the manor.

This sentence seems odd to me or do I have it very wrong?

I think that per senescallum suum means "through his seneschal".