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Maud who was wife of John late lord Lovell and Holande and
Thomas bishop of Durham, John Wilcotes esquire, John Cottusmore, John Juyn, John Barton the younger, John Catesby,
William Palmer, Robert Euyngton, Henry Briddesmere and
Edward Rede clerk. Writing indented, reciting a charter sealed
with her seal and enrolled in chancery, dated 1 March 6 Henry V,
whereby she gave to the said bishop and the others, and to their
heirs, the manor of Bagworth and Thornton co. Leycester and all
her lands, rents, reversions and services in Bagworth and Thornton,
and that at her request they after made grants for life to Master
Thomas Colton of 100s. a year, to Joan Denselle of 100s., to
Thomas Compworth of 5 marks, to Thomas Newnton of 100s., to
John Gwyn of 10 marks, to Agnes Sutton of 4 marks, to Margery
Sutton of 40s., to John Harlebat of 40s., to Henry Lambkyn of
40s., to John Whyte of 40s., to Thomas Trumpet of 40s., to John
Porter 'boteler' of 26s. 8d., to Richard Wyse 'cooke' of 26s. 8d.,
to Nicholas Boteler of 20s. and to Nicholas Charetter of 13s. 4d. a
year, to be taken severally of the manor and lands aforesaid, and
declaring her will and intent that with licence of the king and
others concerned the hospital of St. James and St. John Brackele,
which is of her advowson, shall within ten years be by her or her
heirs transformed and erected into a house of the order of friars
preachers, consisting of thirteen of that order, of whom ten shall
be chaplains and one of them shall be prior, to celebrate divine
service for her health while she shall live, for her soul after death,
and the souls of her said husband, their ancestors and heirs, and of
all the faithful departed, that after such transformation the same
shall be called the house of the order of friars preachers Brackele,
that all possessions and rights of the hospital shall remain annexed
to the prior and friars and their successors and to the said house,
that by virtue of the licences aforesaid they shall be enabled to
acquire and hold those possessions and others, and that when
such transformation shall be made the said bishop and the others
shall make a feoffment of the said manor and lands to her or her
heirs in fee simple subject to payment of those annuities, if not
then determined, and if the hospital may not be transformed
as aforesaid, they shall after the said ten years of the annuities
aforesaid, when the same shall fall in, find four chaplains if
the annuities so falling in be sufficient, otherwise three, two
or one, to celebrate as aforesaid in the hospital every day
until provision shall by her or her heirs be made for the master
of the hospital and his successors of possessions thereof spiritual
or temporal to the value of 20l. a year to maintain those four
chaplains, with proviso that after amortisation of such possessions
the bishop and the others, their heirs or assigns, shall make to
her or her heirs a feoffment of the said manor and lands in fee
simple, subject to payment of the said annuities if not then
determined, and to support of all other charges incumbent thereupon. Dated 1 September 8 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Munstre Lovell on Monday
before Michaelmas last before the abbot of Brewera, by virtue of
a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file for this year. |
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Robert de Ponynges knight to Walter Metforde clerk, John
Pelham knight, Richard Wakehurst, William Pawelot, John
Martyn, William Gosse, William Scot, Edmund Hardes, William
Russell clerk, William Pye, John Bongey clerk, Thomas Fykays,
William Hastynge, Richard Sherefelde, John Bradley clerk,
Hugh Cary, John Blast and John Bolnee, their heirs and assigns.
Charter with warranty of the manors of Levelonde, Standoun and
Combesdane, Rokesle, 'Northcraye,' Eccles and Hurstmonden
co. Kent, with the advowsons of Rokesle, 'Northcraye' and
Hurstmonden. Witnesses: William Langele, John Seyntclere,
Roger Rye, Thomas Elys, Thomas Spore, Richard Combers,
Richard Haukere. Dated Levelonde, 6 July 4 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
11 November this year. |
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John Jaybien to Robert James, John Disney, Robert Ingram
and Reynold Wellisley parson of Talcarne, and to the heirs and
assigns of the said Reynold. Quitclaim with warranty of all the
messuages, lands, rents and services in Dene, the borough and
manor and the sanctuary of Leskyrret, and in 'Northertrenant'
otherwise 'Nethertrenant,' Kylgalyn otherwise Curgalyn,
Kuldreyneke and Litilforde which were of William Dene the elder
and William Dene the younger, and whereof Robert James and
the others are now seised, one croft in the said sanctuary excepted
which John Colys has by grant of John Jaybien; and proviso
that this warranty shall extend only to bar John Jaybien and
his heirs, and not to recovery of the value against strangers.
Witnesses: William Hankforde knight the chief justice, Humphrey
Stafforde knight, John Botreaux esquire, William Wonard,
William Halle. Dated 12 November 8 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 15 November. |
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Adam Iwode to John Halle the elder, John Halle the younger
and Robert Oxbregge, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the
manor of Iwhurst co. Sussex. Dated Thursday after Trinity 8
Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 17 November. |
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Adam Iwode to John Halle the elder, John Halle the younger
and Robert Oxbregge, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the
manors of Skoteneye, Courthope and Apedale cos. Sussex and
Kent. Dated Monday after St. Hilary 7 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 17 November this year. |
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Membrane 6d. |
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John Haddoun, executor of Thomas Fylknappe 'capenter'
burgess of Wells, John Fox and Margaret his wife, executrix with
John Haddoun, to Alice Power, relict of Walter Power burgess
of Bristol, and Walter Power the younger her son, burgess and
merchant of Bristol. Surrender of a new building called 'Popescorner' with three shops situate towards 'Lurteborne' on the
north and a tenement of the prior of St. John Baptist Wells on the
south, and of 2 acres of arable land in the middle forlang by the
path leading to 'Bolowtre,' whereof the said Alice and Walter
her son made a lease to the said Thomas for sixty years from the
Annunciation 6 Henry V at a yearly rent of 46s. Dated the feast
of St. James the Apostle 7 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by the said John and John,
20 November this year. |
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Lawrence Cole otherwise Culle of Wiltesir, cousin and heir of
John Cole, to William Peytevyn and his heirs. General release
of all actions real and personal for debt, account, covenant,
trespass or other cause; and quitclaim with warranty of a
messuage, 60 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture and 10 acres of
meadow in Foughleston by Wilton, and of a dovecote and two
cottages there sometime of John Cole his grandfather. Witnesses:
John Wythorne mayor of Wilton, Nicholas Pakke, John Harleston,
John Davy, John Wycheforde. Dated Fouleston, Saturday
after St. Martin Bishop and Confessor 8 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 23 November. |
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Ralph Williamescote of Cudyngton co. Oxford 'gentilman' to
Thomas Bekyngham of Oxfordshire esquire. Bond in 100l.
payable on the feast of St. Nicholas next. Dated 26 November 8
Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment 26 November. |
