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Humphrey earl of Stafford lord of Tunbrigge and Caurs to
Henry Normanton, Richard Ruyton, William Hexstall, John
Warner of Navesby and Richard Burgham. Letter of attorney,
appointing them to give Humphrey duke of Gloucestre, Philip
Morgan bishop of Ely, John Stafforde bishop of Bath and Wells,
Richard Beauchamp earl of Warrewyk, William Pole earl of
Suffolk, Henry Bourchier brother of the earl of Stafford, Walter
Hungerforde, William Babyngton knights, Thomas Rolfe, Hugh
Erdeswyke esquire, John Salvayn, Walter Verney, Henry Drury,
John Harpur, Robert Whytegreve and Thomas Barbour seisin
of the manors of Berleston, Hertewelle, Titnesore, Mere, Bertherton, Geryngeshalgh and Norton upon the Mores co. Stafford, of
lands, rents, reversions and services in Holdiche, Audelegh,
Noteburgh and Chesterton co. Stafford, the manors of Rokeby,
Great Wolforde and Whatcote with the advowson of Rokeby,
church co. Warrewyk, lands, rents, reversions and services in
Fulrudy co. Warrewyk, the manors of Estyngton and Alkryngton
co. Gloucester, lands, rents, reversions and services within the
lordship of Thornebury called Barryes, the manor of Stretton
Audeley co. Oxford, a messuage or burgage in Oxford called
'Wolston halle,' the manors of Navesby, Whiston and Wodforde
co. Norhampton, with the advowson of Navesby church, lands,
rents, reversions and services in Byfelde and Multon, and a messuage or burgage in Rothewelle held for a term of years by William
Roonde, the manor of Newynton Blosmevyle cos. Bukingham and
Bedford, lands, rents, reversions and services in Clyfton by
Newynton Blosmevyle and Sheryngton co. Bukyngham, a
messuage etc. in Little Brykhull late of Thomas Bayly and lands,
rents, reversions and services within the lordship of Turvey co.
Bedford, the manors of Southo co. Huntingdon, Bernyngham co.
Norfolk, lands, rents, reversions and services within the lordship
of Desenyng co. Suffolk called Passelewes, Talmages and Cresseners,
the manors of Tracyes and Suttones co. Essex, Gretwelle co.
Lincoln, Brastede co. Kent, Effyngham, Chepstede, Tyllyngdowene, Waldyngham, Catereham and Porcle co. Surrey, lands,
rents, reversions and services in Stangrave co. Surrey, Bruggenorth
and Abbotesasteley co. Salop. Dated London, 12 December
5 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January. |
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William de Clynton knight lord Clynton and Say to John
Clement citizen and tailor of London, his heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of the tenement in the parish of St. Olave
in Suthwerke near London called of old time 'Clyntonesynne,'
between 'Burcestre mylnes' on the east, a house called 'Briggehous' on the west, the inn of the abbot of 'Bataille' on the south
and the river Thames on the north, which the said John had by
feoffment of the said William. Witnesses: John Clypsham,
John Wyntershille esquires, John Deken grocer, Roger Overton,
Thomas Palmer, John William, William Redeston. Dated the
parish of St. Olave, 21 July 3 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January this year. |
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Thomas Seyntcler esquire to Robert lord Ponynges, John
Cornewayle knights, John Preston, William Fynderne, William
Sydeneye, John Bolne and John Halle, their heirs and assigns.
Confirmation of their estate in possession of the manors of Jevyngton, Torryngseyntcler, Brambelcye, Lavertye, Lampham and
Heghton and all other lands etc. in Sussex late of Philip Seyntcler
knight, the manors of Newenham, Excete and Notebourne
excepted, by charters indented of demise and feoffment made by
William Cheyne knight, John Frank clerk, John Aston and
Geoffrey Motte clerk to them, their heirs and assigns; and quitclaim with warranty of the manors and lands aforesaid. Dated
20 January 5 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at London 21 January
before John Mapilton clerk, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem
which is on the chancery file for this year. |
Feb. 6.
Westminster. |
Thomas Pymore to John Roger and John his elder son. Recognisance for 100l., to be levied etc. in Dorset. |
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Condition, that at the costs of John Roger he shall make to
them and John Herynge, John Fauntleroy, Nicholas Latymer,
John Pyrye, John Storke and John Forde, and to the heirs and
assigns of John the son, a secure estate in a messuage, a mill,
two carucates of land, 20 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 5
acres of wood, 10 acres of marsh and 20s. of rent in Pymore by
Bridport, and that they shall peaceably hold and enjoy the same
without disturbance of him or his heirs. |
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1426. |
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Walter Vicary citizen and tailor of London and Joan his wife,
daughter of Joan who was wife of William Houne citizen and
'barbour' of London and daughter and heir of William Woser
otherwise Boteler, to John Franke clerk, William Sopere burgess
of Suthampton, Isabel his wife and the heirs and assigns of
William Sopere. Quitclaim of the wife's right in three tenements
with curtilages and a piece of arable land in the town of Hethe
on the south and east of the chief high way of the town, and in a
great croft of arable land and wood called Horeston, and one acre
of arable land in a field of the abbot and convent of Techefelde
adjacent to the said croft on the south side and the high way on
the west, lying in Cadelande in the parish of Falley, whereof
William Houne 'ferrour' of Neuport in the Isle of Wight co.
Suthampton was seised, also in a tenement called the Wose
with curtilage, four crofts containing 16 acres of land, meadows,
woods etc. in Depdene and elsewhere in the parish of Depdene
co. Suthampton late of William Woser otherwise Boteler, all
which John Franke and the others had jointly by feoffment of
the said Joan the mother. Dated 11 February 4 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at the house of the Converted
[Jews] London 10 October this year before John Mapilton clerk,
by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file
for this year. |
