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Oct. 14.
Westminster. |
Thomas Dethek of Uttoxather co. Stafford esquire to Peter de
la Pole and Thomas Phelip. Recognisance for 100l., to be levied
etc. in Staffordshire. |
Oct. 12.
Westminster. |
To William Tempest knight, William Bekwyth, Geoffrey Pygot
and Robert Tempest esquires, and to the sheriff of York appointed,
upon an information that Roger Frank and others, monks of
Fountains abbey in the diocese of York, despising their habit of
religion did contrary to the will of John Rypoun the abbot eloign
themselves without the abbey no small time, and wander from
town to town to the peril of their soul and the scandal of their
order, to arrest the said monks wherever found and deliver them
to the abbot for chastisement according to the rule of that order.
Writ of supersedeas in regard to the said Roger, for particular
causes laid before the king in chancery, but order to execute their
commission in regard to the said monks. |
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Membrane 12d. |
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Margaret who was wife of Roger Dayrell to William de Asselyn
and Alice his wife and to the heirs of the said Alice. Quitclaim
of three messuages, fourteen carucates 50 acres of land, 14l. of
rent, three mills, 50 acres of meadow, 104 acres of wood and 18
acres of pasture in Agmondesham, Glorye, Woubourn, Bekynsfelde, Teplowe, Hecham and Little Messenden cos. Bukingham
and Hertforde, sometime of Thomas de Agmondesham, whereof
they are now seised as of freehold in right of the said Alice.
Witnesses: Thomas Carbonell, John Jurdlay, John Stokton,
Edmund Bryddnelle. Dated 24 October 2 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 October. |
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Memorandum of an undertaking under a pain of 500 marks,
made in chancery 26 October this year by Thomas Gerarde and
Henry Langeton, both of Lancashire, that they shall do, procure
or abet no bodily hurt to Ralph de Standys, Alexander de Standys
parson of Standys, or the servants or children of the said Ralph. |
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Roger Hunte, John Botyler and Giles Harleston to Walter
Hungerforde, William Hankforde knights, William Besile, John
Prat chaplain and John Westbury the younger, and to the heirs
and assigns of Walter Hungerforde, confirmation and quitclaim
indented of the manor of Telysforde co. Somerset and the reversion
thereof, and of all other lands, rents, reversions, woods etc. there;
reciting a fine levied in 5 Henry IV, whereby Reynold lord de
Grey Ruthyn (sic), John Hervy, John Brent, John Merlonde,
John Strecche, John Sparwe, Matthew Coker and William Oterhampton clerk were seised of the said manor to them and the
heirs of William Oterhampton, a feoffment thereof (among
other things) by them made to Matthew de Gurnay knight and
Philippa his wife and to the heirs of their bodies, with reversion to the grantors and the heirs of William Oterhampton,
the death of Matthew de Gurnay without issue by his said wife,
her marriage to John Typtot knight, a fine levied in the late
king's court whereby the said Reynold and the others granted
the reversion of the said manor (among others) to the said Roger
Hunte, John Botyler and Giles and to Richard Maydeston and
John Ufforde clerk and the heirs of John Ufforde, a release thereof
made by Richard Maydeston to Roger Hunte and John Botyler,
a release made by John Ufforde to them, their heirs and assigns,
and a charter whereby John Typtot gave the said manor, lands
etc. to the said Walter Hungerforde and the others during the
life of the said Philippa. Witnesses: Robert Corbet, William
Cheyne knights, John Saymer esquire, Peter Stanter, Edmund
Leversegge. Dated Telysforde, Sunday after Allhallows 2
Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by the said Roger and John
Botyler, 8 November. |
