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A. 5801. Bond by John Victory, Nery Ardyngell, Walter de Barde,
Gerard Dany, and all their companions, merchants of Florence, to the king,
for 8,333 gold crowns of French money, at the rate of two crowns to
an English noble, to be paid at Whitsuntide, A.D. 1418. Westminster,
1 May, 5 Henry V. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll,
the month and year within written. |
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[Oxford.] |
A. 5802. Letters patent by John Abel, to Sarah, late the wife of
Osbern son of Sir Osbern Gyffard, desiring her to attorn to Sir Robert de
Harweden (Harrowden), for the lands and tenements in Dadyngton which
she holds by right of dower, the reversion of which the said John, with all
his tenements in Dadyngton, has granted to the said Sir Robert. 15 July,
2 Edward II. French. |
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[Oxford.] |
A. 5803. Letter of attorney by John Abel, authorising Robert de
Hegham, chaplain, to deliver to Sir Robert de Harewedon, clerk, seisin
of lands and tenements &c. in Dadington. London, 15 July, 3 Edward [II].
Seal of arms. |
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[Bedf.] |
A. 5804. Release by John de Stondon, son of Henry the shepherd
(bercar[ii]), to Simon, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of all his
right in land formerly held by Walter Chastel in Stondon, and in other
land adjoining land upon Stratebrade in Stondon, and abutting on the
green road leading to Alr[ichese ?]ye. Witnesses:—John de Chetyngdon,
steward of Ramsey, John de Holcote, Robert de Houghton, serjeant
(serviente) of Schutlyngton, and others (named). [circa A.D. 1330.]
Portion of seal. |
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[Glouc.] |
A. 5805. Bond by Walter le Brut of Pychenecumbe (Pitchcomb), to
Sir William de Montekeniso, for 2s. yearly rent for the easements of
the water course from Wyke to the said Walter's mill, between the said
Sir William's land and Walter's land of Pychenecumbe. Witnesses:—Sir
William de la More, Stephen de Eggeworthe, Roger de Aldewyk, Richard
de la Strode (Stroud), and others (named). Seal. |
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A. 5806. Grant by Thomas ate Heche, to Sir Fulk Payforer, of land
lying between a lane belonging to Sir Fulk, and land of the grantor
Witnesses:—Thomas de Champaine, Robert ate Newelond, and others
(named). Portion of seal. |
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[Worc.] |
A. 5807. Grant by William de Anneford, to Walter de Pyryton and
Richard Rees, of the reversion of a rent from a messuage and land
in Goldycote, together with the reversion of the said messuage and
land. Pershore, Sunday after St. Matthias the apostle, 18 Edward III.
Seal. |
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A. 5808. Agreement between Sirs Reignold Braye and Thomas
Lovell, knights, James Hobert, attorney general, Richard Emson and
Thomas Lucas, on behalf of the king, and Sir Thomas Darcy, knight, and
Dame Edithe, his wife, late the wife of Rauf, late Lord Nevyle, that the
feoffment made by Rauf late earl of Westmorland, father of the said Rauf
late lord Nevile, to the said Rauf, the son, and Edithe, then his wife, shall
be found by inquisition &c. (The document is too much mutilated for the
terms of the agreement to be understood.) 7 December, 15 Henry VII.
English. Signed. Much injured. Three seals and portion of seal. |
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A. 5809. Acquittance by Florencius Alcmaede, knight, to the king,
for 25 marks received by the hands of Hugh Mortymer, treasurer of
England, in part payment of an annuity of 100 marks granted to him by
the king. 12 February, 3 Henry V. Seal of arms. |
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A. 5810. Defeasance of a bond by Henry Owen, esquire, son and
heir of Dame Mary Owen, one of the daughters and heirs of John Bohun,
esquire, to Sir Robert Southwell, knight, for 1,000 marks, witnessing that if
the said Henry shall permit all that is necessary to be done for the assurance of the persons seised of the manors and lands &c. specified in a pair
of indentures dated 24 February, 4 Henry VIII, and made between the
said Henry and Sir Robert, then the said bond shall be void. 2 March,
4 Henry VIII. English. Signed. Seal. |
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A. 5811. Acquittance by Robert Brudenell, knight, Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas, for one cask of wine received from John Husye,
knight, chief butler of England, by the hands of Roger Dele, his deputy for
the port of London, in part payment of the yearly allowance of two casks
granted to him, as chief justice, by the king. Michaelmas day, 17 Henry
VIII. Signed. Seal. |
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[Essex.] |
A. 5812. Grant by William Ame, to Robert de Frekeberg, and Joan
his wife, of a yearly rent from a field called 'Gorfeld' in the parish of
Dunton. Witnesses:—Hubert de Brunford, Bartholomew de Mocking,
Sagall' de Waleton, and others (named). Seal. |
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Glouc. |
A. 5813. Grant by Thomas Clerke of Thornbury, to Margaret, late
the wife of John Adys late of Oldebury, and to Joan, their daughter, of
all that tenement in Thornbury, which the grantor had of the gift of the
said John, extending from the high road leading to the church, to a close
called 'Packers.' Tuesday, the feast of the apostles Philip and James
31 Henry VI. Portion of seal. |
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[Middx.] |
A. 5814. Bond by Philip Avenel, to Sir Adam de Stratton, clerk, for
100 marks, to be paid in Sir Adam's house in the parish of St. Sepulchre,
London, at the feast of St. John the Baptist next coming. London, 6 April,
51 Henry III. Seal. |
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[Middx.] |
A. 5815. Indenture between Thomas the prior, and the convent, of
Holy Trinity, London, called Christchurch, and John Bramme, esquire,
witnessing that whereas the said prior and convent, at the instance of the
said John, have granted an annuity of 15l. to Dame Alys Hampton, cousin
and heir of Sir William Hampton, late citizen and alderman of London, and
to John Dynham, knight, lord Dynham, to be paid during the life of the
said Alys, the said John Bamme grants that if the said prior and convent
be hurt by reason of their non-payment of the said annuity, he will satisfy to
them 'the verray valewe of all such hurtes,' with further grant that Edmund
Bamme, his son, on coming of age, shall bind himself to the said prior and
convent, to the same effect. 4 July, 1 Richard III. English. Seal. |
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[Wilts.] |
A. 5816. Grant by John de Gardino, to Adam de Argoges, of a croft
in Strattone. Witnesses:—Philip le Bret, Odo del Overtone, and others
(named). [Henry III.] Seal. |
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Kent. [Middx.] |
A. 5817. Bond by John Bamme of Gyllyngham, co. Kent, esquire, to
the prior and convent of the Holy Trinity, London, for 400l. 8 July,
1 Richard III. Seal.
Underwritten: Condition of the above bond, witnessing that if the said
John shall observe the covenants specified in certain indentures between
the said parties dated the fourth day of the said month, then the above bond
shall be void. |
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[I. of Wight ?] |
A. 5818. Mutilated fragment. The name of the abbot of Quarr
occurs. Sealed by Walter de Insula, Thomas de Aula, Walter de Hanoy,
and Robert le Gras. [Henry III.] Seal and portions of two seals,
defaced.
Endorsed: '. . . Rob' de Vautort de la. . . . .' |
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[Hunt.] |
A. 5819. Demise by Edmund de Hotot in Woldweston, to John de
Leyton for life, of a plot of land with a building upon it, and other land, in
Woldweston, part lying at 'le madplot,' part at 'le yorn,' part on the tillage
called 'Colncroft,' part at the end of 'le madslad' and part on 'le marehyl.'
11 Edward II. Seal. |
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A. 5820. Grant by John de Worthinpole, to William de Worthinpole
his brother, of a piece of a messuage extending upon the common field
called 'le Heldefeld.' Witnesses:—Thomas de Worthinpole, and others
(named). Seal. |
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[Glouc.] |
A. 5821. Release by William Dan, son and heir of Drugo Dan, to
Thomas Fort and Alice his wife, of all his right in all the lands and
tenements &c. which they hold in the manor of Thornebury, formerly
belonging to Gilbert Dan, William's grandfather. Wednesday after the
Epiphany, 50 Edward III. Seal, broken. |
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[York.] |
A. 5822. Release by Cicely, late the wife of John de Wyndehill,
widow, to Sir John de Warrenne, earl of Surrey, of all her right in all the
lands and tenements in Flanderwath which her said late husband sold to
the said Sir John. Conyngburg', Saturday after St. Albin the bishop,
A.D. 1289. Portion of seal. |
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[Herts.] |
A. 5823. Grant by Jordan de Zoin, to William the chaplain, son of
Eustace, of land in Gatesberi which he holds of Isabella daughter of
Theobald, part in a field called 'Brahingefeld' in the tillage called 'Six
acres' which extends to Wlsismere and part under Kyngesho. Witnesses:
—John de Getesberi, John de Nortun, and others (named). Twelfth
century.
Endorsed: 'Braccing', 'Jordanus de Zuin confirmat W. decano de
Welcom' &c. |
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[Herts.] |
A. 5824. Grant by Isabella daughter of Theobald, to William the
chaplain, son of Eustace, of the land in Gatesberi, described in A. 5823.
Witnesses:—Jordan de Zoin, John de Gatesberi, and others (named).
Twelfth century. Seal. |
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[Essex ?] |
A. 5825. Grant by William de Havill son of Ralph de Havill, to
Edric son of Wlfwin le Palmer, of all the land which Lefstan held of the
grantor's fee in Berton, and all the field in which Robert de la Grange
dwelt, also land lying 'a la Nordlane' and land lying by Edric's house; for
which the grantee has given 12s. to the grantor, and 2s. to William his son
and heir. Witnesses:—Eudo de Calne, Marcian de Stanweia, Alexander
de Broch, and others (named). Twelfth century. |
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[Wilts.] |
A. 5826. Release by Robert son of Hugh Druwes of Alecanyg, to
Robert son of Sir Stephen Druwes, of all his right in lands and tenements
in Eston and Midelton. Given in the full hundred of Kynewaston, held
3 February, 14 Edward II. Seal. |
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[Middx.] |
A. 5827. Acquittance by Michael de Bereham, chancellor of Robert,
archbishop of Canterbury, for 33l. 6s. 8d. received from the prior of the
Holy Trinity, London, receiver of the procurations of the abbot [of Lagny]
and Sir Sicard [de Vaur, canon of Narbonne], inquisitors sent by the
Pope against the Templars, which sum was awarded to Michael for his
trouble by W[alter], bishop of Exeter, and J[ohn], bishop of Bath and
Wells, auditors of the account of the said prior. Lambeth, 15 kalends of
January (18 December), A.D. 1312. Portion of seal. |
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[Salop.] |
A. 5828. Grant by William de Lega and Isabella his wife, to Sir
Brian de Bromptone, of all the land which Adam de Kingeshemede had in
Methene, and which he bequeathed to the said Isabella, and Henry her
brother. Witnesses:—Thomas de Bordeley, Roger de Foxcote, Richard de
Pedworthin, Sir Richard, vicar of Kinlet, and others (named). [Edward I.]
Seal. |
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[Essex ?] |
A. 5829. Grant by William de Havilla son of William de Havilla, to
Edric son of Wlfwin le Palmer, of land in Berton [described in A. 5825].
Witnesses:—Roger de Copeford, Eudo de Calna, Baldwin de Bolon[ia], and
others (named). Twelfth century. |
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[Essex ?] |
A. 5830. Release in frank almoin by Roger Edrich son of Simon
Edrich, to the canons of Holy Cross, Waltham, of all his right in all the
land and tenement in Berthon [described in A. 5825] which Edric son
of Wlfwin le Palmer, grandfather of the said Roger held of the gift of
William de Havile. Witnesses:—Odo de Smalberwe, Peter de Huntingfeld,
Walter de Bolebeck, and others (named). [Henry III.] Seal. |
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[N'hamp.] |
A. 5831. Grant in frank almoin by Richard son of Cathelina de
Walcote, to Sir William the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of land
with the crop (cum vestura) in Walcote lying by the tillage called
'Duffuswong' extending from the high road to Stanford, to the messuage
of William de Craneford, for the purpose of digging a quarry there.
Witnesses:—Thomas son of Robert de Suthtorp, Master Simon Cambray,
rector of the church of Bernac (Barnack), and others (named). Seal,
injured.
Endorsed: 'Carta de quarera de Bernak.' |
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A. 5832. Grant by John the chaplain, parson of the church of
Kenerw, to Leticia his grand-daughter, in free marriage, of the messuage
and lands which he bought from John de Graffenton. Witnesses:—
William Ratlan, Adam Elis, and others (named). Portion of seal. |
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[Montg.] |
A. 5833. Defeasance of a bond by Edward ap Howell, William
Bowden of London, goldsmith, Masters Thomas Savage, and William
Barker, clerks, to John, lord Dynham, knight, treasurer of England, for
200l., witnessing that if the said Edward shall yearly render a due account
of the office of receiver of the lordships of Mountgomery, Kery and
Kedewen, granted to him by the king, and pay 100 marks &c. yearly to
the king, then the said bond shall be void. 15 February, 2 Henry VII.
English. Seal. |
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Berwick-on-Tweed. [Middx.] |
A. 5834. Bond by John Haggarston of Berwyk on Twede, merchant,
Constance Bekk of the same, widow, William Baily of London, fishmonger,
and Robert Doxford of the same, stockfishmonger, to Thomas Darcy,
knight, lord Darcy, and George Darcy, knight, for 100 marks. 1 March,
25 Henry VIII. Signed. Four seals.
Underwritten: Condition of the above bond, witnessing that if the
said John and Constance shall perform the covenants contained in a pair
of indentures of even date made between them and the said lord Darcy
and Sir George, then the above bond shall be void. English.
Endorsed: Names of witnesses. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5835. Grant in frank almoin by John son of Henry le Franceys
of Aylington (Ellington), to Sir William the abbot, and the convent of
Rameseye, of a yearly rent from a messuage and land in Aylington.
Witnesses:—John de Aylinton, William de Bernewell, and others (named).
Seal, injured. |
|
Bucks. Norf. Berks. |
A. 5836. Grant by John de Cobham, son of Mary, late countess
Marshal, to the king, of the manors of Wedonhull, Padenore, Chelwoldesbury, Haukesherdes, Holt, Wedon in the Vale, Drayton Beauchaump,
Masseworth, Saunderston, Helpesthrop, Rolvesham, co. Bucks, Colston,
co. Norfolk, and Ardyngton, co. Berks, with the knights fees, the
advowson of the church of Drayton Beauchaump, and other advowsons of
churches and chapels belonging to the said manors. Westminster, 3 June,
A.D. 1363, 37 Edward III. Seal of arms.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment on the dorse of the Close
Roll. |
|
Bucks Norf. Berks |
A. 5837. Letter of attorney by John de Cobham, son of Mary, late
countess Marshal, authorising Alan Toucestre to deliver seisin to the king
of the manors specified in A. 5836. Langele, 6 June, 37 Edward III.
Fragments of seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5838. Grant in frank almoin by Henry son of Roger the miller
(molendinarii) of Aylington (Ellington), to Sir William the abbot, and the
convent of Rameseye, of land in Aylington in the field called 'Norhtfeld,'
and in Micheleholm in a place called 'Damhalfaker.' Witnesses:—John
son of John de Aylington, Robert de Hale, clerk, and others (named).
Fragment of seal, defaced. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5839. Grant in frank almoin by Henry son of Roger the miller
of Aylington, to Sir William the abbot, and the convent of Rameseye, of 2d.
yearly rent from land in Aylinton. Witnesses:—Almost the same as in
A. 5838. Seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5840. Grant in frank almoin by the same to the same, of 6d.
yearly rent from land in Aylington, and from a plot of the grantor's
orchard there, of which land and plot the present grantees have been
enfeoffed by Henry Godswein, who held them of the grantor. Witnesses:
—John de Aylington, Walter Produme, and others (named). Seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5841. Grant by Henry son of Roger the miller, to Henry de
Hale, of a plot of the grantor's orchard in Aylington (Ellington), and other
land there, part abutting on Calmerz, and part in Middelfeld, abutting on
Clackesmor. Witnesses:—John de Aylington son of Philip, Richard de
Alcmundebiri (Alconbury), and others (named).
Endorsed: 'Carta H. Godesueyn.' |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5842. Grant by William Hottot, son and heir of Edmund
Hottot, of Woldweston, to Sir John West of the same, chaplain, of all his
lands, tenements, and rents in Woldweston, Sunday after All Saints,
16 Edward II. Seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5843. Grant in tail by John West of Woldweston, chaplain, to
William Hottot son and heir of Edmund Hottot of the same, and to Agnes
his wife, of all the lands, tenements, and rents [in Woldweston] which
the grantor had of the gift of the said William; with remainder to William's
right heirs. Sunday after the octave of St. Martin, 16 Edward II.
Portion of seal. |
|
Calais. |
A. 5844. Release by James Wading of Caleis, brewer, and Thomasina
his wife, to William Powlett, knight, controller of the king's household,
Master Thomas Cromwell, master and treasurer of the jewels, Henry
Norice and Thomas Henedge, gentlemen of the privy chamber, and
Robert Fouller, esquire, vice-treasurer of the town and marches of Caleis,
for the use of the king, of all their right in certain tenements, gardens, and
rents &c. in Caleis in the parish of St. Nicholas in the street called
'Castelstrete,' adjoining the streets called 'Pennystrete' alias 'Old Haven'
and 'Showlane.' Sealed with the seal of the mayoralty of Caleis, Thomas
Tate being mayor. 8 December, 24 Henry VIII. Two seals, one of the
mayoralty of Calais with counterseal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment 'in registro novo glauco cartarum
magne aule ville Caleis,' &c. |
|
Calais. |
A. 5845. Demise by Thomas Marshall, merchant of the staple, to
John Baker, burgess and master mason of Calais for forty years, of 'certeyn
ruynouse tenementes, voide groundes, gardeyns and quyt rentes' in Calais,
in the parish of St. Nicholas, in Castell street, on the south side 'of the
Tilte ther'; the above demise to be renewed at the end of each forty years
on due payment of the rent &c. Sealed with the seal of the mayoralty of
Calais, Richard Chaufre being mayor. 16 August, 3 Henry VIII.,
A.D. 1511. English. Signed. Seal of Calais with counterseal, and
portions of seal. |
|
[Herts.] |
A. 5846. Letter of attorney by Thomas Alyn of Bettloo, authorising
William Alyn, his son, to deliver to Robert Alyne, his younger son, seisin
of land in Tyscoytt. 25 November, 15 Henry VIII. Seal.
Underwritten: Names of witnesses. |
|
[Wilts.] |
A. 5847. Grant by John de Gardino, to Adam de Argojes, of 6d.
yearly rent from a messuage in Stratton. Witnesses:—Philip le Bret,
William de Stapelford, and others (named). Seal. |
|
Dorset. Wales. N'hamp. Warw. |
A. 5848. Defeasance of a bond by Sir Robert de Caynes, knight, to
Sir Hugh le Despenser, for 3,000 marks, witnessing that if the said Sir
Robert shall enfeoff the said Sir Hugh, before the quinzaine of Hilary next,
of the manor of Tarente Caynes, co. Dorset, and of two parts of the manor
of Newentone in Wales, and shall secure to the said Sir Hugh the
reversion of the manors which Sir Robert's mother, the lady Hawisis
de Caynes, holds in dower, viz. Dodeford, co. Northampton, Okshulle,
co. Warwick, Coumbe Caynes, co. Dorset, and the third part of Newentone
aforesaid, then the said bond shall be void; the said manors to remain to
the said Sir Robert for his life. Fasterne, Wednesday after the nativity of
the Virgin, 30 Edward [I]. French. Seal of arms. |
|
[Middx.] |
A. 5849. Bond by Thomas Hall and John Kinge, citizens and
carpenters of London, to Thomas Crumwell, master or treasurer of the
king's jewels, for 200 marks. 11 June, 24 Henry VIII. Signed. Seal,
and portion of seal.
Endorsed: Condition of the above bond witnessing that if the eaid Hall
and Kinge shall perform the covenants of certain indentures of even date,
made between them and the said Crumwell, for the king's use, then the
above bond shall be void. English. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5850. Release by Beatrice, late the wife of Richard Bretoun of
Castre, to William de Bartone, of all her right of dower or otherwise in
lands &c. in Wodeherst, which the said William had of the gift of her said
late husband. Ramseie, the eve of St. Barnabas, 10 Edward III. |
|
[ ] |
A. 5851. Grant by Hugh Revel, to Sir Philip Basset, of John
Suelling of Watestried with all his land and issue &c. Witnesses:—Roger
de Leicester, Roger de Langeston, Hugh de Dodingesel[es], and others
(named). [Henry III.] Seal. |
|
[Wilts.] |
A. 5852. Grant by Thomas de Harehulle, chaplain, to Adam de
Argoies, of a messuage and croft in Stratton, with release of all his right
in the same. Witnesses:—John de Argoies, William de Stapelford, Odo
de Uverton, and others (named). Seal. |
|
[Middx.] |
A. 5853. Demise by Geoffrey, alderman of the ward of Langebord,
to Richard de Saytis, of his land of Limstrate which the grantor holds of
Walter the priest. Witnesses:—William de Suthfulco, Robert de Mucegros,
and others (named). Twelfth century. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5854. Demise by Edmund Hotot of Woldweston, to Adam Robat,
of land in Woldweston, part lying in 'le Blakelond,' part in 'le Benelond,'
part at 'le Madplot,' and part at Aylmereowlkested. Monday after Trinity,
13 Edward II. Portion of seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5855. Demise by Cicely, relict of Robert Gernoun of Wodehirst,
for her life, to John Kyng and Simon his brother, of a house with a
curtilage which she holds as dower in the said town. Sunday after
St. Peter ad Vincula. 15 Edward II. Seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5856. Grant by Roger Noreis of Wodherst, to William de Barton,
perpetual vicar of St. Ives, of a yearly rent from a messuage in Wodherst,
adjoining the tillage called 'Estfeld,' together with the reversion of the
said messuage after the death of the present tenants. Sunday after
St. Faith the virgin, 16 Edward II. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5857. Demise by Peter Charteris, to John de Hereye, of four
crops from three acres in the meadow of St. Ives adjoining land of
the rector of Culleworye. Huntyngdon, Saturday after St. Barnabas,
21 Edward III.
Underwritten: Portion of an account apparently.
Endorsed: List of names of persons. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5858. [Grant] by Richard Bretun of Castre, to Matilda [late the
wife ?] of William Par . . of Huntingdon, for her life, of 4s. yearly rent,
for the third part of a messuage in Ramseie and of a messuage in Wodehirst,
and of certain land, which third parts came to the grantee as dower.
Monday the feast of St. Margaret the virgin, 15 Edward [II]. Much
mutilated. Seal, and fragment of seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5859. Release by John son of Roger de Chartres, to Peter de
Chartres his brother, of lands and tenements in Wodehirst, which the said
Roger and Christina his wife, and the said John, had jointly purchased.
Monday after St. James, 15 Edward III. French. Seal. |
|
[Cornw.] |
A. 5860. Letter from Roger de Reskemmer, knight, to John de
Tredaek and Walter de Merthermeylar, requesting them to place Richard
son of William de Reskemmer and Clarice, daughter of John de Lanbroun, in
full seisin of all Roger's messuages, lands, and tenements, which he has
granted to them in Tredowargh, with the rent and service of Richard
Cereseaus and Margaret his wife in Grogoed, as also of the reversion of
those which William, James and John de Reskemmer respectively hold of
Roger for life, in Rosturvil, and of the reversion of the messuage and a
third part of all the land of Tregudin, which Odo de . . . ael and Matilda
his wife hold of Roger for life, and of all the land of Prestan. Penryn,
Tuesday after the Epiphany, 5 Edward III. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5861. Grant by Ralph Gernoun of Wodehirst, to John le Kyng
of the same, and Simon his brother, for their lives, of a messuage in
Wodehirst, with the reversion of a grange &c. which Cicely, the grantor's
mother, holds in dower in the same, and a parcel of land called 'le
Bingestede.' Sunday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 15 Edward II. Signed.
Seal. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5862. Grant by Roger Noreis of Wodherst, to William de Barton,
perpetual vicar of St. Ives, of 8s. 6d. yearly rent from a messuage in
Wodherst with the reversion of the messuage after the death of
the present tenants. Monday the eve of St. Andrew the apostle,
16 Edward II. |
|
[Kent.] |
A. 5863. Grant by John Vyel of Sutton-atte-Hone, to William
Halden, John de Cantebrigg, clerk, John Baude, clerk, Geoffrey, parson
of St. Margaret's church in Frydaystret, London, and Richard de Wilne,
clerk, of land in the parish of Sutlon aforesaid, part lying in the field
called 'Clementeslond,' and part in the field called 'Gorstonefeld,' and of
two acres of wood called 'Humfrayescroft' in the said parish. Monday
after the Epiphany, 47 Edward III. |
|
[Camb ?] |
A. 5864. Demise by Emma late the wife of Hugh Baudewin of
Swafam, to Thomas de Hirst and Agnes his wife, for six years, of all her
land with houses &c. in Hirst. Witnesses:—Richard de Grandal, Bennet,
monk of Rameseie, and others (named). 50 Henry III. |
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[Rutl ?] |
A. 5865. Grant by Beatrice de Estone, relict of Robert de Estone,
widow, to Sarah her daughter, of all her land in Edekestone and
Challecote with the capital messuage of Edekestone, reserving the homage
and service of Stephen de Rumesye and his heirs. Witnesses:—Sir
Stephen de Aystone, William de Knapelok, John de Putehulle, and others
(named). |
|
[Suff.] |
A. 5866. Grant by Adam son of William de Cleydune, to John son
of Alan Justuse, of a garden in Thurlestune called 'Netherlauhttun,'
abutting on the road from Krakeford to Vesterfeud (Westerfield).
Witnesses:—Baldewyn de Pesenhale, Robert de Cleydune, and others
(named). November, 50 Henry III. |
|
[Bedf.] |
A. 5867. Grant by Thomas de Cernes, to Thomas Esperun, of his
mills of Tameseford (Tempsford). Witnesses:—Sirs Nicholas son of
Roger, Gilbert son of Thomas, Henry le Peytevin, knights, Huward,
parson of Tameseford, Geoffrey, vicar of Everton, and others (named). |
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[Essex ?] |
A. 5868. Grant by Walter Tyrel, to Richard de Gurnai, of certain
demesne land in his field called 'Elddefed' viz. the turbary called
'Brockissoc.' Witnesses:—William de Badua, John de Bedenested,
Thomas Parage, Roger de Haningefeld, and others (named). Twelfth
century. |
|
[Berks.] [Wilts.] |
A. 5869. Bond by John the abbot, and the convent, of Stanlegh, to
Richard de Penbrugge, knight, for 1,000 marks, to be paid in St. Paul's
church, London, at Easter next. Wadelegh, Monday before the conversion
of St. Paul, 36 Edward III. French. |
|
[Essex ?] |
A. 5870. Release by Bartholomew de Ernescumbe, to his lord,
Warin de Montechen[iso], of all his share in Denesgrave. Witnesses:—
Sir [Jo]hn de Sancto Claro, Ralph de Chaluns, Ralph de Basing', and
others (named). |
|
[Essex.] |
A. 5871. Certificate by Robert le Hwite, clerk, of Little Burstede,
that he has attorned all his tenants (named) of Little Burstede to pay to
Robert de Frekeberwe and Joan his wife, in accordance with his grant to
them, all the rent which the ancestors of the said tenants used to pay to
the said Robert le Hwite. Dontone, Wednesday after the Purification.
23 Edward I. |
|
[Berks.] |
A. 5872. Release by Agnes, late the wife of Roger le Stalkere,
widow, to Sir Fulk Basset, bishop of London, of all her right of dower in
the fee which the said Roger held at Spenhamelande. Witnesses:—Sir
Gilbert de Hanstede, Everard de Wanetinge, and others (named). |
|
[Herts ?] |
A. 5873. Grant by John de Kersebroc, to Richard [Tewynge], of
11d. yearly rent. Witnesses:—G. de Humbelby, and others (named).
Mutilated.
Endorsed: 'Carta Johannis Kersebrok facta Ricardo Tewynge.' |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5874. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of John Bruys of
Wodehirst, to Peter de Chartreys, for the grantor's life, of a messuage
and land in Wodehirst called 'Abovetoun Regges.' Thursday next
St. Vincent, 16 Edward III. |
|
[I. of Wight.] |
A. 5875. Grant in frank almoin by Roger Mobrai, to the monks
of Quarr, of land in Brerding (Brading), part in the meadow of
Amchestune, part on Brerding hill, and two half acres, one called
'Wlfehalfe' and the other 'le Smalehalfe,' part in the red land (rubea
terra), and part in 'le Wodelaunde,' with further grant of the messuage
which Robert Dure lately held with common of all the pasture of Robert
son of Ralph. Witnesses:—Thomas de Aula, Walter de Insula, William
de Moreville, Philip de Glamorgan, and others (named). |
|
[Wilts.] |
A. 5876. Grant by William Hamelin, to Sir Hugh le Despenser, of
land in Paulesholt, in a meadow called 'Somerham,' and of the reversion
of land held in dower by Juliana, late the wife of Geoffrey Hamelin, and
by Margaret, mother of the grantor. Witnesses:—Sirs Walter de Paveli,
John de Holt, William de Cotes, and Simon de Torney, knights, and
others (named). |
|
[N'hamp.] |
A. 5877. Grant by John son of Richard de la Wodehall of Burcot,
to Sir William de Monte Caniso, of 3s. yearly rent from a tenement in
Burcot, with three 'dayworks' in autumn, due for the said tenement, by
one man in reaping, of which one day shall be 'dies precarie ad cibum
domini unius repasti.' Witnesses:—Richard de la Wodehall, John Joseph
of Thouecestr', and others (named). |
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A. 5878. Grant by Walter de Brock, to Henry Buquinte, of a
moiety of all his land of Brock, which Robert de Brock, his father, held,
and the service of the land which belonged to William de Brock, also the
land of Robert son of Speleman, and of Hugh son of Spileman, and a moiety
of the land formerly held by the said Robert de Brock in Estcote; with
further grant of a moiety of all the lands which may come to the grantor
from the lands of his father and from those of Elias de Wynberville, his
uncle, and from the land of Matilda, his mother's sister viz. of 'la
rudinge' &c. Witnesses:—Waleran the Almain (Teutonico), Thomas de
Flawend', and others (named). |
|
[Middx ?] |
A. 5879. Release by Henry Bocoint, to Lucy Garland, of all his
right in the land given by William de Reimes to Walter son of Hervey de
Bointon. Witnesses:—Roger de Ladune, Matthew, bailiff of Hendon, and
others (named). |
|
Somers. |
A. 5880. Release by Cristina Makejoie, relict of Robert Cumin
widow, to Robert son and heir of her late husband, of all her right of
dower in land in Chillecote. Witnesses:—Henry and Robert de Chillecote
Gervase de Ashulle, and others (named). |
|
[Camb.] |
A. 5881. Grant by Geoffrey Courteys of Thouleslond (Toseland),
co. Hunt., to Geoffrey the marshal (marischall') of Gyllyng (Yelling),
co. Hunt., of land in Gravele on 'le Swynyscote furlong,' extending from
Swyniscote Haveden to the headland of 'le middylfurlong.' Sunday after
Michaelmas, 21 Edward [I]. |
|
[Bucks.] |
A. 5882. Demise by Master William Faryngton, rector of the
church of Bekenesfeld, and Thomas Haylys of the same, to John Holweye
the younger, of the same, and Alice his wife, of two crofts called
'Rydynges,' which, with other lands and tenements &c. the grantors,
together with one John Watlee of Braynford, deceased lately had of the
gift of William Holweye of Bekenesfeld, in the parishes of Bekenesfeld and
Burnham, reserving to the grantors a certain pond in the said crofts;
remainder to the right heirs of the said William Holweye. 4 January,
9 Henry IV. |
|
Glouc. Worc. Warw. |
A. 5883. Letter of attorney by Thomas de Bisshopston, son and
heir of Roger de Bisshopesdon, authorising John Sire to deliver seisin to
Richard de Kyngton, parson of the church of Sheldon, and Richard
Botiller, chaplain, of the reversion of the manor of Larkestoke, co.
Gloucester, and of the manor of Bisshewode, and of all the lands &c. in
Bisshewode, Lapwurth, and Rowynton, lately held by Mauld de Cantslowe,
and of all the lands &c. in Pipwell, Waresley, Hull, More by Fladbury, co.
Worcester, and in Lynden, co. Warwick, now held by Beatrice de Bisshopesdon, for her life. Sunday before St. Margaret, 48 Edward III. French. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5884. Grant by Richard de Molword of Wold Hyrst, to Ivo son
of Thomas de Wold Hyrst and Cicely his wife, of land in Wold Hyrst,
part by the road called 'Houtton Mar'' extending from Hyrstinge to
Houtton, and part in the furlong (quarentena) called 'Barliforlong.'
Sunday after the translation of St. Valerian the martyr, 34 Edward I. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5885. Grant in frank almoin by John Fraunceys of Aylington,
to Sir William, the abbot, and the convent, of Ramsey, of land in
Aylington, part upon 'le Fordeweye' and part upon Me Milneweye.'
Witnesses:— Walter Prodhom, William de Bernewell, and others
(named). |
|
[Middx.] |
A. 5886. Defeasance of a bond of even date by Sir William Say,
knight, to William Spynke, citizen and grocer of London, for 300l.
witnessing that if the said Sir William shall discharge certain other bonds
by which he and the said Spynke are bound to one Thomas Twyseaday,
esquire, then the above-mentioned bond shall be void. 24 January,
9 Henry VII. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5887. Grant in frank almoin by Henry called Godsweyn of
Ayllingtone, to Sir William the abbot, and the convent, of Ramsey, of
land which he bought from Henry son of Roger le Molner of Aylingtone.
Witnesses:—John de Aylingtone, Walter Prodome of the same, and others
(named). |
|
[York.] |
A. 5888. Grant by John Lungesspeye of Brunton, to Amice his
daughter, in marriage, of all the land which he bought from the heirs of
Ralph son of Siwyn, with a toft and croft in Brunton, viz. part upon
Dunhou, part extending towards Cemesker, part upon Kerlingdale, part
upon Stainhowes, part lying between 'le siket' and the land of John son
of Simon de Kilvington towards Alverton, and half of his meadow towards
Solem upon Wisc. Witnesses:—Esperver de Well, bailiff of Alverton,
Sirs John de Romundebi (Romanby) and Roger de Burton, William de
Cuton (Cowton), and others (named). |
|
[Herts.] |
A. 5889. Release by Robert Triket, to the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of all his right in land in Berkedene, lately held by Stephen his
brother, in return for which the canons grant to him a corrody for a servant
for life, viz. a loaf, a dish of pottage (de pulmento), one of meat or fish, and
two gallons of ale, daily, with 3s. a year for clothes. Witnesses:—Thomas
de Husseburnia, Simon de Pateshullia, Richard de Herieth, Oger son of
Oger. [8 Richard I.]
Endorsed: 'Et est inrotulatum 'in rotulo Reg.' Anno Regis
Ricardi viiio.' |
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[ ] |
A. 5890. Grant by Robert called 'le Bodere,' to Sir William de
Monte Canizo son of Sir Warin, of a yearly rent which Roger Buckescin
paid for land in the field called 'Homesfeld.' Witnesses:—Henry de
Helham, William de Nobrizt, Robert de Pole, William atte Nesse, William
Bernard. |
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] |
A. 5891. Grant by Simon de Corningge, to Sir William de Valence,
of land between the land of the said Sir William of 'la Morhalle' and the
ditch called 'Boydich,' with further grant of all his right therein.
August, A.D. 1257. Witnesses:—Sirs Henry Deveringe, Walran de
Ciritone, and Thomas de Corninge, William Coc of Hammingeherste, and
others (named). |
|
[Middx.] |
A. 5892. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph le Mareschal, to the prior
and canons of Holy Trinity, London, of a yearly quit rent paid to him by
John de Sancta Ositha, carpenter, for land and houses &c. of the fee of
the said canons, in the parish of St. Botolph without Alegate, London,
together with 3s. yearly due to the grantees. Witnesses:—Edmund
Trentemars, Stephen de Hundesdich, and others (named). |
|
[ ] |
A. 5893. Grant by . . . . . . Monstede, to . . . . . . Witnesses:
—William le Franceys, Matthew de Bovyle, and others (named). Mutilated
fragment. |
|
[Suff.] |
A. 5894. Grant in frank almoin by Alan de Bellofago, dean of
Samford, to the nuns of St. Mary, Wikes, of the yearly rent which Alan
the porter (portarius) of the Holy Trinity, Ipswich, owes for land which
he holds of the grantor in the borough of Ipswich, except one penny
which the grantor reserves to himself for his life, to maintain his liberty
in the said borough, after which it is to remain to the grantees with all the
grantor's liberty. Witnesses:—William the chaplain of Bercholt, Albin,
Ralph and Tobias of Chatesh[am], chaplains, and others (named). |
|
[Leic.] |
A. 5895. Release by Richard le Swein of Swithelund, to Margaret
de Ferr[ariis], countess of Derby, Ellen la Zuche, Alexander Comyn, earl
of Bouchan, and Elizabeth his wife, the heirs of Roger de Quency, late
earl of Winchester, of all his right in land in Schepeheved (Sheepshead)
formerly held by Elias Swein, his brother, and in a toft and croft and
other land there, and in land in Bradegate which was the said Elias's.
Witnesses:—Sirs Saer de Harecurt, Peter son of Roger, Nicholas de
Vallibus, knights, and others (named). [A.D. 1264–1289.] |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5896. Acquittance by John, abbot of Ramsey, for 20s. received
from William Shelley, esquire, out of his manor of Offord Dacy.
11 February, 19 Henry VIII. |
|
[Kent.] |
A. 5897. Release by Celestria, daughter of Nicholas atte Court,
widow, to William Sompter, of all her right in a daywork (daywerca) of
land with a house thereon, in Newenton adjoining the street leading
to Halgresto (Halstow). Thursday after St. Lucy the Virgin,
7 Edward III. |
|
[Hunt.] |
A. 5898. Grant by Ralph de Aylinton, clerk, son of the late
Geoffrey the chaplain, to Hugh the abbot, and the convent, of Ramsey, of
a messuage in Aylinton (Ellington) by the plot called 'Mulne pythtel.'
Witnesses:—Master Gilbert, steward of Ramsey, Richard Prudume and
others (named). |
|
[Wilts.] |
A. 5899. Grant in frank almoin by Everard de Arguges, to the
canons of Bradenestok, of rent from the land held of the grantor by
John son of Ernald. Witnesses:—Peter de Sancto Martino, Robert de
Colungeburn, Henry the clerk of Hundeslewe, and others (named). |
|
[Middx.] |
A. 5900. Bond by William Walker, citizen and carpenter of
London, to Thomas Crumwell, master or treasurer of the king's jewels,
for 200l. 11 June, 24 Henry VIII. Signed.
Endorsed: Condition of above bond witnessing that if the said William
shall perform the covenants contained in certain indentures of even date,
then the above bond shall be void. English. |
