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Membrane 24d. |
July 5.
Westminster. |
John Ansty of Stowqwye, William Alyngton of Botesham, both
co. Cambridge esquires, Thomas Danyell of Walsokyn co. Norfolk
'gentilman' and John Belton of Cambridge 'gentilman,' to
Thomas Bray of Colcestre co. Essex, esquire. Recognisance for
20l. payable on Michaelmas day next, to be levied etc. in the said
counties. |
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The said John, William, Thomas Danyell and John, to the said
Thomas Bray. (Like) recognisance payable on Easter day next. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Michaelmas day 1463. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Easter day following. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Michaelmas day 1464. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Easter day following. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Michaelmas day 1465. |
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The (same), to the (same). (Like) recognisance payable on
Easter day following. |
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All cancelled. Marginal note of an acknowledgment by Robert
Rumbold, administrator of Elizabeth Bray wife and administratrix
of Thomas Bray, that payment was made to the said Thomas,
Elizabeth and himself. |
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Schedule. |
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Henry Says bachelor in decrees, commissary and sequestrator
general of Thomas bishop of London in partibus, to Robert
Rumbold of the diocese of Norwich. Grant of administration of
the goods of Elizabeth Bray widow of the parish of St. Mary
Colcestre, administratrix of Thomas Bray her husband. Dated
Colcestre, 3 March, 1468. |
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William Herde, John Olyve the younger, both of Stapilford
Abbots co. Essex and Richard Yonge of Lambourne, to Thomas
Dodebrook, John Gerold the elder, both of Stapilford aforesaid,
and John Pakkere of Navestoke, their heirs and assigns. Charter
of two crofts of land in Stapilford Abbots called 'Scharpecroft'
and 'Wautecroft,' the first lying between the high way on the
south and a field of the abbot of Bery called 'Smethisfeld' on
the north, one head abutting upon the high way on the east and
the other upon land of John Gerold on the west, the latter between
land of John Boylond on the south and the said high way on the
north, one head abutting upon the high way on the east and the
other upon land of Richard Coke sometime of Thomas Homan on
the west, which crofts the grantors had by feoffment of John
Kynot of Stapilford aforesaid. Witnesses: Richard Coke bailiff
of Stapilford aforesaid, John Yve, John Olyve, John Pynchebek,
John Lynge. Dated Stapilford Abbots, Sunday before St.
Margaret, 14 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by John Clyve the younger,
23 July this year. |
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George Lynne of Erberfeld in the parish of Wokyngham co.
Berkshire 'husbondman,' to Richard Bernys 'taillour,' Richard
Wattys 'fuller,' both of Wokyngham, Richard Gerard of Shenyfeld 'yoman' and William Heyford of Berkham 'yoman,' their
executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels in the
said parish and elsewhere in England; and he has put them in
possession thereof by delivery of one standing cup of wood.
Dated 28 June, 2 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 24 July. |
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Edward Frank citizen and 'wolpakker' of London, to Thomas
Chambyr 'gentilman' and John Warre citizen and 'wolpakker,'
both of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his
goods, property, debts and chattels within the realm and elsewhere. Dated 24 August, 1 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 July this year. |
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John Wykam citizen and grocer of London, to Simon Thorpe,
Robert Hardewyke draper and Edward Taylour 'salter' citizens
of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods,
property and chattels in London and elsewhere within the realm
and in other parts of the world, and all debts to him due; and
he has put them in possession thereof by delivery of 2d. Dated
27 July, 2 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 28 July. |
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Thomas Wyndesore, son and heir of Miles Wyndesore esquire,
to John Pemberton clerk, Thomas Acton and John Blofelde.
Release of all actions, suits, plaints and demands by reason of the
wardship of the manor of Stanwell and all lands, rents and services
of his father, and of his own marriage, which the late king committed to them and to John Gaynsforde esquire and John Ardrene
both deceased until he should come of age, or by reason of any
trespass, waste, wrong, hurt etc. therein. Dated 1 August,
2 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 12 August. |
