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April —.
Merewell. |
Robert(?) de Skeryngton, chaplain, acknowledges that he owes to Philip de
Claverle and Alice his wife 200l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of
his lands and chattels in co. Southampton. |
April 2.
Merewell. |
To Robert de Kendale, constable of Dovre castle and keeper of the king's
passage there. Order not to permit any messenger whatsoever coming
from the queen, the bishop of Norwich, and the king's other envoys
(messages), or from any other of his subjects in those parts in the company
of the queen or others to deliver or show any letter or to recount any news
to any one whatsoever until he have come to the king. When any such
messenger arrive, Robert is to cause him to take oath to this effect forthwith, and to send one of his men in whom he can confide to conduct such
messenger to the king, and to take care always lest the messenger do the
contrary, and to cause the man to be sworn and straitly charged in Robert's
presence. By writ of the secret seal. |
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[Fœdera.] |
April 3.
Stoneham. |
John le Portreve, son and heir of Walter le Portreve of Teukesbury,
acknowledges that he owes to John le Smale, clerk, 80l.; to be levied, in
default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Gloucester. |
April 8.
Beaulieu. |
Thomas de Boketon, knight, acknowledges that he owes to John de
Heghham 100 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Northampton. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
April 10.
Beaulieu. |
Richard de Rothyng' of London acknowledges that he owes to Laurence
de Elmham 6l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in the city of London. |
April 12.
Beaulieu. |
Roger de Pedewardyn, knight, the elder, acknowledges that he owes to
Hugh le Despenser, lord of Glamorgan, 40l.; to be levied, in default of
payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Southampton. |
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Amabilla Foyllet of Ekesbury acknowledges that she owes to Roger de
Mynstede, son of Richard de Meleburn, 200l.; to be levied, in default of
payment, of her lands and chattels in co. Southampton. |
April 13.
Beaulieu. |
Richard de Hodeleston, knight, acknowledges that he owes to W. bishop
of Exeter 40l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in co. Cumberland.—The chancellor received the acknowledgment. |
April 14.
Beaulieu. |
The aforesaid Richard acknowledges that he owes to Hugh le Despenser,
lord of Glamorgan, 24l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands
and chattels in co. Cumberland. |
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John le Botiller of Wymerynge, knight, acknowledges that he owes to
John de Warbelton 500l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands
and chattels in co. Southampton. |
April 15.
Beaulieu. |
Robert le Eyr of Guldeford acknowledges that he owes to Nicholas de
Tunstall 100 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands
and chattels in co. Surrey. |
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Nicholas de Tunstall acknowledges that he owes to Robert le Eyr of
Guldeford 40 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Surrey. |
May 4.
Winchester. |
Hugh Jouderell of Glossop acknowledges that he owes to Robert Foucher
40s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in
co. Derby. |
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Bartholomew, son of Gilbert de Tytyng, executor of the will of John
de Aune and Ralph de Mallyng', and Joan his wife, co-executrix, and
Bartholomew de Tytyng put in their places Robert de Kelleseye and
William de Emeldon, clerks, to prosecute a recognisance for 100l. made to
the said John and Bartholomew in chancery.—Master Henry de Clif
received the attornment. |
May 3.
Winchester. |
Hugh de Mere came before the king, on Friday after SS. Philip and
James, and sought to replevy to Nicholas de Pershunte the latter's land in
Maheweston, which was taken into the king's hands for his default before
the justices of the Bench against Constance, late the wife of Henry
Cormaille. This is signified to the justices. |
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John son of Walter Escudamor came before the king, on Thursday after
SS. Philip and James, and sought to replevy his land in Wolbury, which
was taken into the king's hands for his default before the justices of the
Bench against William son of Roger de Wauney. |
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Assignment of dower to Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl
of Pembroke, of his lands in Ireland, made by Walter de la Pull, escheator
of Ireland, on 1 March, 18 Edward II.: the manor of Athart, of the
yearly value of 9l. 1s. 0d.; the manor of Carryk, of the yearly value of
9l. 17s. 4d., except 40d. from the said extent of a moiety of the wood of Colynath, which moiety is assigned to the purparty of Weisseford castle. There
are assigned to her of the manor of Ros[c]lare the following lands: 2 carucates and 30 acres of arable land, which used to be under the lord's ploughs
in demesne, of the yearly value of 4l. 10s. 0d.; 14 acres of meadow, of the
yearly value of 14s.; 7 acres of meadow, of the yearly value of 4s. 8d.;
60 acres of wood, the pasture whereof is worth 13s. 4d. yearly; 30 acres of
the wood of Kylkeynan, the pasture whereof is of the yearly value of 5s.;
9 acres in the island of Motres, of the yearly value of 4s. 6d.; 3½ carucates and 30 acres of land that used to be of the demesne of Rosclare, of
the yearly value of 7l. 11s. 8d.; 2 carucates and 23 acres there, of the
yearly value of 65s. 9d.; 61 acres there, of the yearly value of 15s. 3d.;
15 acres of land there, of the yearly value of 3s. 9d.; works of the tenants
of Rosclare in autumn, with the gifts of hens at Christmas, 5s. yearly; a
carucate of land at Balysweyn, of the yearly value of 40s. for all service;
2 carucates and 20 acres in Balyfynnok, of the yearly value of 4l. 6s. 8d.;
works of the same, of the yearly value of 4d.; 2½ carucates and 42 acres of
land in Balynischalre, of the yearly value of 114s.; works of the same, of
the yearly value of 6d.; 2 carucates in Kilkeynan, of the yearly value
of 4l.; the works of the same, of the yearly value of 4d.; 85 acres in
Rahascop, of the yearly value of 23s. 9d. for all service; 31 acres in Balybegge, of the yearly value of 10s. 4d.; a rabbit-warren at Rosclare, of the
yearly value of 40s.; and the pasture thereof, of the yearly value of 20s.;
a certain turbary at Balynicschalere, of the yearly value of 10s., containing 20 acres of moor; 10s. of the perquisites of a moiety of the extent
of Rosclare for the tenants aforesaid assigned to this dower. Total:
59l. 7s. 2d. There are assigned to her the following free-tenants: Geoffrey
de Sancto Johanne, who holds freely 4 carucates and 6 acres of land in the
ten[ements] of Balimor, rendering therefor 8l. 17s. 4d. and doing suit at
the county [court]; Hammund de Stafford, who holds 14 acres of land freely
in Ryn, and renders therefor 4s. 6d., and does suit to the court of Rosclare;
James le Botiller, who holds 14 acres of land freely, and renders yearly
4s. 8d. Total: 9l. 6s. 6d. There are assigned to her for her dower of
the knights' fees 2 fees in Matherneynyn and Balymagyr, which Stephen
Deverous holds for 4l. of royal service when it is proclaimed; a fee in
Aymeroyston, which Adam Aymeroys holds for 40s. of royal service when it
runs; a fee in Balyethan and Balytoyk, which the heir of Thomas Boscher
and John de Rupe hold for 40s. of royal service when it runs; half a fee
in Balytayk, which Richard de Whyteye holds for 20s. of royal service
when it runs; half a knight's fee in Kylcouan, which Adam Ketyng holds
for 20s. of royal service when it runs; a quarter of a fee in Balisustlan,
which John Maunsel holds for 10s. of royal service when it runs; threeparts of a fee in Balinccatherne, which Hamund de Stafford holds for 30s.
of royal service when it runs; a quarter of a fee, which James le Botiller
holds for 10s. of royal service when it runs; a quarter of a fee, which
William Coud and Gregory son of David holds for 10s. of royal service
when it runs; a quarter of a fee in Balieu, which Hugh Lamport holds for
10s. of royal service when it runs; a quarter of a fee in Balytenewr, which
John Francoys holds for 10s. of royal service when it runs. Total:
7¼ fees. Further there are assigned to her for dower of the fees of the
free tenants in decay 4½ fees in Schyrmal and Kynaloh, which George de
Rupe holds for 9l. of royal service when it is proclaimed, and now [it is
worth] nothing because it is wasted by the Irish; an eighth of a fee in
Rathdonan, which Nicholas de Hyndebrugge holds for 5s. of royal service
when it is proclaimed, and now [it is worth] nothing for the reason aforesaid;
half a knight's fee in Elanlargeuan, which Gilbert son of William holds for
20s. of royal service when it is proclaimed, and now [it is worth] nothing for
the reason aforesaid; a quarter of a fee in Elyston, which Philip de Saundeford holds for 10s. of royal service when it is proclaimed, and now [it is
worth] nothing for the reason aforesaid; quarter of a fee in Balyconewy,
which Reginald de Nynel holds for 10s. of royal service when it is proclaimed, and now [it is worth] nothing for the reason aforesaid; an eighth
of a fee in Gory, which the said Reginald holds for 10s. of royal service
when it is proclaimed, and now [it is worth] nothing for the reason aforesaid; a quarter of a fee in Kylesk, which Maurice son of William holds for
10s. of royal service, etc., and now [it is worth] nothing for the reason
aforesaid. Total of the fees in decay: 6. There are assigned to her for
her dower of six burg [ages] that formerly belonged to William Doulyng,
Roynock Maccarne, William de Doustouwe, John Torgere, and William de
Irlond in the town of Weisseford, which are extended at nothing in the
extent of that town because they are submerged by the sea, each of which
used to render yearly 12d., and now they are empty and waste; and
661/6 burg[ages] of the empty and waste burg[ages] in the town of Weisseford, as is contained in the extent of that town, are assigned to the said
dower in the northern part of the town, which are extended at no price in
the extent, but each of them used to render in times past 12d. yearly, and
now they render nothing because they are waste. And there is assigned to
her a third of the park of Weisseford on the east, which park is extended at
no price, and it is therefore divided into three parts. There are assigned to
her in dower 53 burg[ages] and a third of a burg [age] in the town of
Fernes on the south of the town, each of which used to render 12d. yearly,
and now they render nothing by reason of the war. There is assigned to
her a third of the demesnes there on the south side, as appears by the particulars. There are assigned to her a third of all the free tenants pertaining
to the castle of Fernes on the south, with their rents and suits. There is
assigned to her a third of a water-mill there, which is wasted and destroyed
by the Irish. There is assigned to her a third of the perquisites of the
assizes of the office of the chancery [and] of the exchequer and county
[court]. There is assigned to her the advowson of the church of St. Mary,
Rosclare, with the chapel of Balyince pertaining to the same. And be it
known that Aymer de Valencia aforesaid held the earldom of Wysseford of
the king in chief by 221/5 knights' fees and the fortieth of a knight's fee for
44l. 9s. 0d. of royal service when it was proclaimed, and the said Mary shall
answer (respond') to the king for a third of the aforesaid charge when it is
proclaimed. |
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Membrane 8d. |
April 17.
Beaulieu. |
Henry son of John de Capriche puts in his place Robert de Skyren,
clerk, to prosecute a recognisance for 30l. made to him in chancery by
Geoffrey son of Ralph West of Gretford. |
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John Daniel of Maydenstan and John son of Thomas Gregory of Farlegh
acknowledge that they owe to Master Adam de Ayremynne, clerk, 10s. 0d.;
to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. Kent. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
April 18.
Beaulieu. |
Hugh Bossard acknowledges that he owes to John de Hegham of Northampton 10l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in co. Bedford. |
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Enrolment of grant by Hugh Bossard, knight, to John de Hegham of
Northampton of 13s. 4d. and a robe with for suitable for a yeoman, to be
received yearly for life from Hugh's manor of Knottingg', payment whereof
he charges upon the said manor. Dated at Portesmuth, 18 April,
18 Edward II. |
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Memorandum, that Hugh came into chancery at Falleye, on the said
day, and acknowledged the above. |
April 25.
Beaulieu. |
Roger de Jarpenvill acknowledges that he owes to William le Latymer,
the elder, 200l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Surrey. |
May 1.
Winchester. |
Simon de Hereford, tenant of part of the lands belonging to Roger de
Morwod, puts in his place Richard de Enderby, clerk, and Theobald
Portioye to defend (sic) the execution of a recognisance for 70 marks made
to him in chancery by John de Nevill. |
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Ralph de Cammoys puts in his place Theobald Portioye to prosecute a
recognisance for 40l. made to him by Robert de Morle. |
May 7.
Winchester. |
To Alfonsus, king of Portugal and Algarve. Request that he will
permit Peter Bernardi de Poynzolio, the king's serjeant-at-arms, to trade
with the goods that he is bringing into that realm in his ship, and to make
provision of corn and other victuals, and to bring the same out of that realm
upon payment of the customs therefor due, as he is going to that realm
for the purpose of taking corn and other victuals to the duchy [of Aquitaine] for the use of the king's subjects, and that Alfonsus will order his
ministers and subjects to treat him with favour. By K. |
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[Fœdera.] |
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The like to Isabella, queen of Portugal, mother of the said king, to
beseech the latter to grant the aforesaid requests. [Ibid.] |
May 14.
Porchester. |
Master Gilbert de Middelton, archdeacon of Northampton, acknowledges
that he owes to Thomas de Luton of Brakkele 100 marks; to be levied,
in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Northampton. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
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Enrolment of agreement between Master Gilbert de Middelton, archdeacon of Northampton, and Thomas de Luton of Brakkele, witnessing that
whereas Gilbert has acknowledged as above that he owes to Thomas
100 marks, to be paid at Whitsuntide in three years, the said recognisance
shall be of no effect if Gilbert or his executors found his chantry at
Wappenham within the above term, and if they admit a chaplain to
celebrate therein for Thomas and his ancestors at Thomas's nomination,
in the same way as other chaplains of the chantry are admitted, taking the
same stipend as others of the company, except the warden, or if Thomas do
not nominate a suitable chaplain within the above period, or if Thomas die
before the nomination or admission. If the premises are not executed
through the fault of Gilbert or his executors, the recognisance shall be
executed at Thomas's suit, reasonable allowance being made to Gilbert if
he have been forced to pay anything or have been damnified in any way by
the act of Thomas, his ancestors and feoffors, for times past. In case the
recognisance be annulled upon all things being fulfilled by Gilbert, and
Gilbert lose the tenements in Brakkele that he has of Thomas's gift through
failure of Thomas's warranty, or if he be damnified by exaction of debts
through the action of Thomas, Thomas grants that Gilbert may subtract
the amount that he be deprived of from the yearly rent of a robe, price 20s.,
and 6 marks 8s. 8d. that Thomas has for life from the aforesaid tenements.
Gilbert grants that if the chaplain nominated and admitted die during
Thomas's life, he will admit other chaplains at Thomas's nomination.
Thomas grants that if he have more tenements or rents in Brakkele at the
time of the recognition made to Gilbert of the tenements that belonged to
Thomas in Brakkele contained in the fine, he will enfeoff Gilbert in fee of
the excess before St. Peter ad Vincula, and that he will make good what is
short of the contents of the fine, and he grants that if he fail to do so, the
said recognisance for 100 marks shall be annulled. Dated at London, on
Sunday after the Ascension, 18 Edward II. |
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Memorandum, that Gilbert and Thomas came into chancery, on the said
day, and acknowledged the above. |
May 20.
Porchester. |
Ed. de Bohun acknowledges that he owes to Hervey de Staunton, parson
of Estderham church, 10 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his
lands and chattels in co. Essex. |
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Enrolment of deed by William Danet witnessing that, whereas Sir
Richard de Hotoft, rector of the church of London (sic), and John son of Sir
John de Hotoft, knight, of Brampton, have enfeoffed Sir William la Zousch
of Haryngworthe and the said William Danet of the manor of Brampton,
co. Northampton, and of their lands in the same town, to have to the said
Sir William la Zousche and William Danet and to the heirs of the latter,
and afterwards Sir William released to William Danet his right in the said
manor and lands, the said William Danet, sole tenant of the said manor and
in full seisin thereof, grants to the said Sir Richard and John son of Sir
John de Hotoft, knight, a yearly rent of 27 marks from the manor and
from all his lands in that town, to have to them and to the heirs of the
body of the said John, payment whereof he charges upon the manor and
upon all the lands in Brampton that he has of the gift of Sir Ralph de
Sauncto Laudo, knight, and of the gift of the said Richard and John.
Witnesses: Sir William la Zousch of Haryngworth, Sir Roger Beler, and
Sir John de Morteyn, knights; Master [ ] de Horkestowe, rector of the
church of Hetherington; William de Fodringeye; Hugh de Hotoft; Robert
le Lord; Richard Boner of Brampton; Henry de Boys. Dated at Haryngworth, on Monday after St. Gregory, 18 Edward II. |
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Memorandum, that William came into chancery at Westminster, on
24 May, and acknowledged the above deed. |
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Memorandum, that Sir Richard de Hotoft, rector of the church of
Leindon, and John son of John de Hotoft, knight, came into chancery, on
Thursday the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, and restored the aforesaid
deed, and granted that the deed, which was also enrolled before the
justices of the Bench and in the exchequer, should be annulled. |
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Vacated. |
May 26.
Chertsey. |
To the master and brethren of St. Leonard's hospital, York. Order to
admit into their hospital William Dautry, who has long served the king and
his father, and to grant him maintenance in food and clothing, so far as the
goods of the hospital suffice for those dwelling there and for him, and to
cause letters under the hospital seal to be made of those things that he may
receive in the hospital for his maintenance, as the hospitals in the realm
were founded by the king's progenitors specially for the admission of poor
and weak people and especially those in the king's service who had become
unable to work, the said William being wholly unable to work any more.
They are to write back by the bearer what they shall cause to be done in
this matter. By p.s. |
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The like in favour of William de la Sale to the master and brethren of
St. John's hospital, Briggewauter. By the same writ. |
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Enrolment of release by Walter de Sancto Andrea to Ellen, late the wife
of Thomas de Buktot, and Philip her son of his right in all the lands and
rents that he has in the towns of Esseden and Plicotebuktot, co. Buckingham, of the gift of Philip de Horton, Ellen's late father. Witnesses:
Richard de Greynvill; John Beuer; Adam atte Glone; Adam de
Hameldon; Thomas de Tochewyk; John de Hasple; John de Bledelaue;
Thomas atte Grove. Dated at Westminster, on Tuesday before the Nativity of St. John, 18 Edward II. |
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Memorandum, that Walter came into chancery, on 19 June, and
acknowledged the above deed. |
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Membrane 7d. |
April 15.
Beaulieu. |
To the mayor and bailiffs of Wynchelse. Order to cause proclamation
to be made forbidding any one inflicting damage, wrong, or annoyance by
land or by sea upon the men of Flanders, merchants or others, under pain of
forfeiture, and that all persons of this realm shall treat favourably the
said men coming into the realm with their goods and merchandise. By K. |
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The like to the following: |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Dover. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Hethe. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Romenhale. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Faversham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Blakeneye. |
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The bailiffs and community of Ipswich. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of La Rye. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Hastyng'. |
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The barons, bailiffs, and community of Faversham. |
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The mayor, bailiffs, and community of Portesmue. |
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The bailiffs and community of Shorham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Seford. |
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The bailiffs and community of Pevense. |
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The mayor, bailiffs, and community of Bristol. |
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The bailiffs and community of Herewych. |
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The bailiffs and community of Oreford. |
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The bailiffs and community of Goseford. |
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The bailiffs and community of Coumbemartin. |
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The bailiffs and community of Dunsterre. |
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The mayor, bailiffs, and community of Lym. |
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The bailiffs and community of Landstephan. |
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The bailiffs and community of Kameys. |
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The bailiffs and community of Muleford. |
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The bailiffs and community of Swaneseye. |
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The bailiffs and community of Neuport in the Isle of Wight. |
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The mayor, bailiffs, and community of Sandwich. |
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The bailiffs and community of Maldon. |
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The bailiffs and community of Yaremuth. |
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The bailiffs and community of La Pole. |
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The bailiffs and community of the Isle of Wight. |
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The bailiffs and community of Hardelawe. |
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The bailiffs and community of Falemue. |
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The bailiffs and community of St. Michael in Peril of the Sea. |
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The bailiffs and community of Mousehole. |
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The bailiffs and community of Oldestowe. |
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The bailiffs and men of St. Karantoc. |
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The bailiffs and community of Clovely. |
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The bailiffs and community of Shippedenemere. |
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The bailiffs and community of Welles and Holkeham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Thornham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Boston. |
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The bailiffs and community of Taltham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Shencher. |
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Robert de Kendale, constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque
Ports. |
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The bailiffs and community of Exemue, with the ports of Luleham,
Kyen, and Toppesham. |
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The bailiffs and community of Sidemouth. |
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The bailiffs and community of Teignemue. |
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The bailiffs and community of Salteneye. |
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The bailiffs and community of Saltfleteby. |
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The bailiffs and community of Waynflete. |
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The mayor, bailiffs, and community of Grimmesbi. |
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The bailiffs and community of Kyngeston-on-Hull. |
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The bailiffs and community of Ravenesere. |
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The bailiffs and community of Scardeburgh. |
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The bailiffs and community of Tynemuth. |
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The bailiffs and community of Whiteby. |
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The bailiffs and community of Lyverpoll. |
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The bailiffs and community of Fordham. |
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The bailiffs of the prior of St. Helen in the Isle of Wight. |
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The bailiffs and community of Towemouth. |
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The bailiffs and community of Ilfardecumbe. |
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The bailiffs and community of Dertemue with the port of Tottenye. |
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The bailiffs and community of Portemue. |
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The bailiffs and community of Yalhampton under Neweton Ferers. |
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The bailiffs and community of Plymmuth with the port of Sutton. |
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The bailiffs and community of Great Yarmouth. |
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The bailiffs and community of Lenne. |
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The bailiffs and community of Little Yarmouth. |
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To the sheriff of York. Order to cause the like proclamation to be made. |
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By K. |
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The like to all the sheriffs of England. |
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John de Blounvill, escheator in cos. Norfolk and Suffolk, sent the king's
writ, dated at Shene, 14 October, in the 18th year of his reign, ordering
the escheator to cause dower to be assigned to Alice, late the wife of John
de Thorp, tenant in chief, to Richard de Hakeford for execution, by his
letters patent, dated at London, 28 October, appointing Richard to make
the assignment. By authority of which order he has assigned to Alice, after
she had taken oath not to marry without the king's licence, the following
tenements in the manor of Northcrek for her dower of the manor of Northcrek and Hillington, co. Norfolk, and of the manor of Combes, co. Suffolk:
two parts of the chief messuage in the manor of Northcrek on the north,
containing 1 acre, 2 roods, and 26 perches, with the easement of the houses,
to wit a barn, a granary with chamber annexed thereto, a stable with cowhouse (baver') and carthouse, and a bakehouse with a chamber over it, of
the yearly value of 6s. 8d. Total: 6s. 8d. Demesnes.—A plot of land in
Chirchecroft, containing 5 acres, 3 roods, 171/8 perches, of the yearly value
of 4s. 10½d., price 10d. an acre; 5 acres, 1 rood, 33¼ perches in Achinecroft, of the yearly value of 8s. 2d., price 18d. an acre; a moiety of
Marlepitwyng', containing 3 acres, 6½ perches, of the yearly value of
4s. 7d., price 18d. an acre; 2½ acres, 36 perches in Framecrundelwong, of
the value of 5s. 5½d., price 2s. an acre; in Middelnewecroft 4 acres, 1 rood,
29½ perches, of the value of 4s. 5¼d., price 12d. an acre; 3 acres, 1 rood, and
15/8 perches in Hillendegate, of the value of 4s. 10¾d., price 18d. an acre;
in Le Dalgatewong 6 acres, 3 roods and 6 perches, of the value of 10s. 2d.,
price 18d. an acre; 8 acres 1¼ perches in Brunhamgate, of the value of
11s. 8d., price 20d. an acre, to wit a moiety of the said plot; 4½ acres and
30 perches in Nethererotrewe, of the value of 7s. 0¾d., price 18d. an acre;
3 acres, 1 rood, 34½ perches in Uvererotrowe, of the value of 2s. 11d., price
10d. an acre; 3½ acres and 37½ perches Uvereprestescrundel, of the value
of 6s. 2¾d., price 20d. an acre; 5 acres, 3 roods, and 24½ perches in
Lamcotewong, of the value of 6s. 9½d., price 14d. an acre; 10 acres, 3 roods,
and 25½ perches in Sledewong, of the value of 7s. 3¼d., price 8d. an acre;
6 acres, 13 perches in Netheroxwellehill, of the value of 10s. 1½d., price
20d. an acre; in Berwykhevedes 15½ acres 11¾ perches, of the value of
7s. 9½d., price 6d. an acre; 5½ acres 26½ perches in Hordermidelwyng', of
the value of 2s. 10¼d., price 6d. an acre; 4 acres, 33½ perches in Northmiddellewong, of the value 21 [d.], price 5d. an acre; 5 acres, 1 rood, and
11 perches in Mapellewong, of the value of 3s. 6½d., price 8d. an acre;
8½ acres and 20 perches in Shameregatewang, of the value of 4s. 3¾d.,
price 6d. an acre; 8½ acres and 24½ perches at Westhamere, of the value of
5s. 9¼d., price 8d. an acre; 7 acres and 393/8 perches at Studecrumdel, of the
value of 4s. . . . ., price 8d. an acre; in . . . . . noxewellehull half an
acre and 33 perches, price 8d.; at Kengiswellecrundell 1 rood and 4 perches,
price 2d.; Attebromberbe 3½ roods, price 1d. Total: 131 acres, 2 roods,
and 37/8 perches. Total value: 6l. 6s. 4¾d. Meadow.—He has assigned
to her 7 acres and 12 perches of meadow, of the value of 21s. 3¾d., price
3s. an acre by the extent. Total: 7 acres, 12 perches. Total value:
21s. 2¾d. (sic). Pasture.—He has assigned to her a piece of pasture
called 'Hertihunehil,' containing 1 acre, 1 rood, 36¼ perches, of the
value of 2s. 11¼d. price 2s. an acre. Total: 1 acre, 1 rood, 36¼ perches.
Total value 2s. 11¼ d. Mill.—He has also assigned to her 2 parts of
a moiety of a windmill, of the value of 14s. by the extent. Heath.—
He has assigned 16 acres, 1 rood, 25½ perches of heath in Le Bareling, to
the value of 19s. 1¾d. by the extent, price of an acre with the herbage 14d.,
and with the rabbit-warren in the same, which is worth 12d. yearly. He
has also assigned to her 7 acres and 3 roods in Le Estling, of the value of
6s. 2d. yearly, price of an acre 9½d. and with the rabbit-warren in the same,
price 12d. Total: 24 acres, 27 perches. Total value: 27s. 3¾d. Sheepcotes.—He has assigned to her two parts of a sheepcote, value 16d. Total:
16d. 'Faldsokne.'—He has also assigned to her two parts of a 'falsokene,'
of the value of 4s. 6d. yearly by the extent. Total: 4s. 6d. Market and
fair.—He has assigned to her two parts of a moiety of the market, of the value
of 16d. yearly by the extent, and two parts of the fair there, of the value of
5s. 4d. yearly. Total: 6s. 8d. Liberty of the bull and boar.—He also
assigned to her two parts of the free bull and free boar, of the value of 12d.
yearly. Total: 12d. Pleas and perquisites.—He has assigned to
her two parts of the pleas and perquisites of the court, of the yearly
value of 20s. Total: 20s. Free tenants.—He has assigned to her the
service of Roger de Calethorp, who holds the manor of Stanhowe and
renders yearly 4 . . by the extent; and the service of William Toly, who
holds a messuage and 35 acres of land and renders 9s. 3¾d. yearly; and the
service of John son of John Toly and of John Porter, who hold 11 acres
1½ roods, and render yearly 3s. 2½d.; and the services and customs of
William le Pouere and Margaret his wife, who hold one messuage and
34 acres of land, and render yearly 11s. 11d. Total: 28s. 5¼d. Villeins
who are called 'Molmen.'—He has assigned to her the following villeins
and customary-tenants (custumar'), with their lands and tenements, customs
and services: Hugh Hardy, Roger F . . . and Muriel his wife, who hold
a messuage and 9 acres of land and whose customary services (consuet') are
worth 2s. 9½d. yearly; John le Vaus, Hugh Hardy, who hold a messuage
and 18 acres of land, the services and customary [services] whereof are
worth 5s. 63/8d. yearly; Alice de Briningham, who holds a cottage-tenement
(cotag'), the services and customary [services] whereof are worth 7½d.
yearly; Jueta, daughter of Peter de Rameseye, who holds a messuage and
6 acres of land, the rents and services whereof are worth 19¼d. yearly;
Alice Makefare, Robert the clerk, who hold a messuage and 8½ acres of land,
the services and customary [services] whereof are worth 3s. 6¼d. yearly;
John le Veltre, Margaret his sister, who hold a messuage, 7 acres, 2 roods, and
30 perches of land, the rents and services whereof are worth 3s. 4¼d. yearly;
Emma, Agnes and Alice Hok, who hold a cottage-tenement, and rood of
land, the services whereof are worth 1¾d. yearly; Ralph Broun, who holds
a messuage and 4½ acres of land, the services whereof are worth 12½d. yearly;
Bartholomew le Smitz, who holds half an acre of land, the rents and services
whereof are worth 2d. yearly; Ra[lph] Fairweder, who holds a messuage
with 3 acres and 36 perches of land, the services whereof are worth 15¾d.
yearly; William son of Stephen, who holds a messuage and . . . acres,
1 rood, and 15 perches of land, the services whereof are worth 21¼d. yearly;
Reginald, son of Peter, who holds a messuage, 9 acres, 1 rood, and
6½ perches of land, the services and customary [services] whereof are worth
2s. 6¼d. yearly; Hervey Paschelewe, William Fairweider, and Robert the
clerk, who hold a messuage and 4 acres of land, the services and customary
[services] whereof are worth 15¾d. yearly; Abelot[a] and Eda Lewyn, who
hold an acre and a rood of land, the services and customary [services]
whereof are worth 3¾d. yearly; Hamo Shireve, who holds a messuage,
4 acres and 3 roods of land, the services and customary [services] whereof
are worth 17¾d. yearly; Edmund and Geoffrey Shireve, who hold a messuage,
4½ acres and 10 perches of land, the services and customary [works] whereof
are worth 17½d. yearly; Hamo Shireve, who holds a messuage and 2 acres
of land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth 11½d. yearly;
Hamo Shireve, who holds a cottage-tenement and 1½ roods of land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth 2d. yearly; William Bene
and Bartholomew his brother, who hold a messuage and 5 acres of land, the
services and customary [works] whereof are worth 17¾d.; Ralph Wlmere,
who holds half an acre of land, the services and customary [works] whereof
are worth ½d. yearly; Robert Key, who holds a messuage, 4 acres, and
14 perches of land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth
18d. yearly; Andrew Clint, who holds 3½ roods of land, the rents and ser
vices whereof are worth 3d. yearly; William Fairweider and Ralph Fairweider, who hold a messuage and 31 acres, 1½ roods and 10 perches of land, the
services and customary [works] whereof are worth 9s. 3¼d. yearly; Ralph
Shireve, who holds 2 acres, 1 rood and 10 perches of land, the services and
customary [works] whereof are worth 10¼d. yearly; Elvivia Scrivein, who
holds a rood and 33 perches of land, the services whereof are worth 2d.
yearly; Isabella and Amabilla, daughters of Bartholomew son of Peter, who
hold a messuage, 22½ acres of land, the services and customary [works]
whereof are worth 7s. yearly; Amabilla and Isabella, daughters of Bartholomew son of Peter, who hold 2 acres of land, the services and customary
[works] whereof are worth 7d. yearly; Amabilla and Isabella, daughter of
Bartholomew son of Peter, who hold 5 acres and 1½ roods of land, the
services and customary [works] whereof are worth 18¾d. yearly; Hamo
Shireve, who holds 2½ roods of land, the services and customary [works]
whereof are worth 2¼d. yearly; William son of Stephen, who holds a cottage
and 3 acres of land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth
15¾d. yearly; Robert Gunnild, who holds 2 acres of land, the services
whereof are worth 9d. yearly. 'Barlymen.'—He has also assigned to her
William son of Stephen, who holds a messuage and 7 acres, the services and
customary [works] whereof are worth 3s. 7d.; Andrew Clint, who holds a
messuage and 8 acres of land, the services and customary [works] whereof
are worth 4s. 10½d. yearly; Amabilla Lewyn and Eda Lewyn, who hold a
messuage and 8 acres of land, the services and customary [works] whereof
are worth 4s. 10½d. yearly; Adam son of Peter, Hamo Shireve, William
Fairweder, and William Chaumb[er], who hold a messuage and 8 acres of
land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth 4s. 10½d.;
Amabilla and Isabella, daughters of Bartholomew son of Peter, Adam son
of Peter, and William Fairweder, who hold a messuage and 8 acres of land,
the services and customary [works] whereof are worth 4s. 10½d. yearly;
Amabilla and Isabella, daughters of Bartholomew son of Peter, who hold a
cottage, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth ¾d. yearly;
John Lelement, who holds 2 cottages and 4 acres of land, the services and
customary [works] whereof are worth 2s. 7¼d. yearly. Havermen.—He
has also assigned to her Godfrey Mamyng and Hamo Shireve, who hold a
messuage and 4 acres of land, the services and customary [works] whereof
are worth 2s. 9½d. yearly; John le Veltre and Richard Mariot, who hold
3 roods of land, the services and customary [works] whereof are worth
5d. yearly. Total of the value of the customary [works] and services of
the aforesaid villeins called 'Melmen', 'Barlymen', and 'Havermen' thus
assigned: 4l. 4s. 0¼d. Total of the value of all the lands and tenements
thus assigned to the said Alice: 17l. 4s. 6d. |
April 22.
Beaulieu. |
Edmund de Wyton acknowledges that he owes to Robert de Manefeld
7l. 10s. 0d.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in co. Southampton. |
