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1472 |
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1255 |
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Edmund Denys, husbondman of South Creke co. Norfolk, to
Nicholas Lathell 'gentilman' and Thomas Denys chaplain, each
of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods
and chattels in the county of Norfolk and elsewhere within the
realm: and he has put them in possession thereof by delivery
of 4d. Dated 6 November, 12 Edward IV. |
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1474 |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 12 May, this year. |
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1256 |
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Deposition by John Wodehull esquire and Herry Etwell before
the king in chancery, that they have sold the manor of Little
Durneford by Stratford co. Wilts to Thomas Tropenell alone,
and that they have granted no estate of the same to other persons,
nor concealed any evidence concerning the same, but have
delivered to him all evidences etc. in their possession: nor have
they at any time burdened the manor with any rent charges, nor
to their knowledge is the land bound to any person by reason of
any statute merchant of the staple or recovery, which might
prejudice the said Thomas Tropenell or his heirs: and this
deposition exemplified under the Great Seal is open to all to
read. In witness whereof etc. Dated 12 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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English. |
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Like deposition by Richard Kneseworth as to the said manor
of Little Durneford under the said date. English. |
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1257 |
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Letter of attorney of William Lovell lord Morley appointing
John Martyn the younger, Gilbert Walter, John Dawnce and
Christopher Holland as his attorneys etc. to enter the manor of
Shobyndon co. Buckingham, and to remove therefrom all farmers
and tenants for life, and take seisin thereof in his name: since
the said manor with four messuages, six tofts, 100 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and
60s. of rent, descended to him and his heirs by default of heirs of
the body of Ralph Butteller knight and Alice late his wife, the
mother of the said William Lovell: and in default of heirs to
Henry Lovell esquire his brother, by virtue of a fine in the king's
court at Westminster on St. John the Baptist's day, 6 Edward IV,
before Robert Danby justice of the Bench, between Richard
Fouler and Thomas Wodde pursuers and Ralph Butteller and
Alice his wife the forciants. Dated 12 April, 14 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 20 April. |
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1258 |
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Memorandum that on 14 May of this year a writ was delivered
to the sheriff of Devon, ordering him to attach the bodies of
William Bretyn and Thomas Olyver monks, wherever they might
be found within his jurisdiction, so that they appear before the
king in chancery in the octaves of Trinity next, under penalty
of 1000l. to answer what charges shall be brought against them.
Dated 13 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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Membrane 26d. |
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1259 |
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Richard Kneseworthe, to Thomas Tropenell, his heirs and
assigns. Demise and quit claim of all his rights and title in the
manor of Little Durneford co Wilts, with warranty against Alice
abbess of Wilton and her successors. Dated 20 January,
13 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 16 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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1260 |
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John Wodhull esquire, son and heir of Thomas Wodhull esquire
and Henry Etwell, to John Salwey, clerk, his heirs and assigns.
Demise and quit claim with warranty of the manor of Little
Durneford by Stratford co. Wilts, of which the said John Salwey
was seised in his demesne as of fee, by virtue of a recovery against
the said Thomas Tropenell, by writ of entry in disseisin before
Thomas Brian justice of the Common Bench and the other parties
recently held. Dated 15 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 16 May. |
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1261 |
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John Langeley, to William Langeley his brother, his heirs and
assigns. Gift and confirmation by charter with warranty of his
manors of Grymyscote and Puttecote and the advowson of the
church of Heigham co. Northampton, together with all lands and
tenements therein: and appointment of John Lawne clerk and
John Chacombe as his attorneys etc. to convey seisin of the
above premises to the aforesaid William Langeley. Witnesses:
William Catesby, Walter Mauntell knights, Thomas Alayne
esquire, William Assheby, Stephen Chacombe, Thomas Stevyns.
Dated 11 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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1262 |
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William Langeley esquire, to John Langeley his brother, his
heirs and assigns. Gift and confirmation by charter with
warranty of his manor of Atherstone co. Warwick, with all lands
and tenements thereto pertaining; and appointment of Robert
Turnour and John Chacombe, as his attorneys etc. to convey
seisin of the above premises to him. Witnesses: John Grevyle
knight, Humphrey Stafford, John Higgeford esquires, John
Bevys, John Porys, Robert Smyth. Dated 11 May, 14 Edward
IV. |
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The same, to Edmund Langeley his brother, his heirs and
assigns. Demise and quit claim with warranty of all his rights
in the manor of Sudyngton Langley otherwise Nethersudyngton
co. Gloucester, which the said Edmund had by gift of Richard
Mydelton clerk and Thomas Spycer of Cirencestre as in a charter
is more fully contained. Dated 15 May, 14 Edward IV. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings,
18 May. |
