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Alice late the wife of Thomas Shepey, daughter and heir
of Walter de Wotton, to John Sloman abbot of St. Osith and
the convent, and to their successors. Confirmation of a writing
indented under the common seal of the abbot and convent and
the seals of William Loueneye and Robert Olyver esquire her
feoffees, whereby division was made of the manor of Ruishalle
in 'Estmersey' co. Essex, namely that the abbot and convent
and their successors shall have all the 'Northe lande,' to wit one
field extending towards the house of John Page and containing
by estimation 24 acres of land, one called Bawes containing by
estimation about 14 acres, one called 'Northfelde' containing by
estimation about 40 acres, the whole marsh there with all the
profits thereof on the north side of the manor containing by
estimation about 80 acres of land, and all services and rents of
all tenants of the manor there, freeholders and neifs, with the
court and leet to the manor belonging according to the custom
thereof, and the said feoffees, their heirs and assigns, shall have
the whole site of the manor with all houses and granges as now
built, and all the 'Southlande,' namely one field called 'Hondpet'
with a parcel of land called 'Chalspyghtell' containing about 20
acres of land to the south of the manor, a field called 'Mellefelde'
containing about 20 acres, a field by 'Cattysbrooke' containing
about 40 acres, a meadow called 'Cattysbrookmede' containing
about 2 acres of land, a field called 'Roundfelde' containing
about 18 acres, a field below the manor garden extending towards
'Prentyshethe' containing about 18 acres, and the marsh there
to the south of the manor containing about 44 acres of land,
whereof 20 acres are inclosed with marsh walls, and it was agreed
that any residue of the manor not declared in that division
should, if reasonably it might, or else the issues and profits
thereof, should be equally divided between those parties, which
writing was dated, as regards the abbot and convent at their
house of St. Osith, and as regards the said feoffees at 'Estmersey,'
12 May 9 Henry V, and quitclaim of the moiety assigned to the
abbot and convent, and the lands, marshes, services, rents,
court and leet above mentioned; reciting that at present they
possess a moiety of the said manor by gift of Richard Sutton
knight and others, made with licence of the king, and are thereof
peaceably seised in right of their church, that Henry late abbot
recovered that moiety against the said Alice by assize of novel
disseisin, that she has held the other moiety as of her heritage
after her said father's death, that so they have a long while equally
shared the profits of the undivided manor, and that the now
abbot and convent and her said feoffees have agreed with her
assent and by counsel and appointment of lieges learned in the
law, friends and neighbours to make a partition of the same
and of all the said lands etc., as by the said writing does appear.
Dated Wyggemore, 20 December 9 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Wygmore 26 December
before Walter Lucy knight, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem
which is on the chancery file for this year. |
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Joan Hardy in her widowhood, daughter and heir of Thomas
Pode and Joan his wife, to Edward Laughedoun and Joan his
wife, their heirs and assigns. Release of all actions, claim or
title by inheritance in three tenements in Sutton Vautort by
Gillewille lying together and dispersedly in 'Hueletispark,' as
contained in her charter to them made, and in all other lands,
messuages, reversions, rents and services within the hundred
of Rouburgh; and warranty of the same to them. Witnesses:
John Sampsoun mayor of Plymmouth, Henry Boun, Thomas
Judde, Richard Benet, William Pollarde. Dated Sutton Vautort,
Friday after Michaelmas 8 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Plympton co. Devon on
Monday after St. James the Apostle this year before Robert
Hulle, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery
file for this year. |
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1422. |
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Nicholas Carreu to Roger Heroun, John Brymmesgrove
clerks, John Cornwaleys, Thomas Hayton, John Gaynesforde,
and Thomas Herynge, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with
warranty of the manors of Great Purle, Hyde and Sulham co.
Berkshire with the advowson of the church there (sic), and of
all other lands, rents and services, heriots, reliefs, suits of court,
ways, paths, rights etc. in the towns and parishes of Great Purle,
Tilehurst, Sulham, Tydmersshe and Whichechirche which they
had by his feoffment, and are thereof seised. Dated Purle aforesaid, 10 May 9 Henry V. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
13 February. |
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Membrane 7d. |
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1421. |
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Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 40 marks, made
in chancery 17 November this year by John Myton of Henley
co. Oxford 'marchant,' Roger Lardener 'baker,' William Wode
'osteler,' both of London, and John Dier of Newelme co. Oxford
'marchant' for William Deuen and John Deuen his son, and
undertaking by William Deuen and his son under a pain of 40l.,
that they shall do or procure no hurt or harm to any of the
people. |
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Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 40l., made in
chancery 21 November this year by Robert Brette of Notynghamshire esquire for John Monyngton escheator in Herefordshire, and of an undertaking by the escheator under the same
pain, that he shall appear in person before the king and council
upon warning received. |
