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Jan. 24.
Westminster. |
Peter Carswelle of Hadle co. Suffolk 'husbondman' to John
Feriby the elder. Recognisance for 20l., to be levied etc. in
Suffolk. |
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Condition, that he shall pay 100s. on Easter day next, 100s. on
Michaelmas day following, 100s. on Easter day following and 100s.
on Michaelmas day following. |
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John de Lisle of Woditon and Richard Parkere to John Chyke
and John Roucle and to the heirs male of the body of John
Chyke, with reversion after the death of John Roucle to John de
Lisle and his heirs. Charter indented of the manor and advowson
of Moteston in the Isle of Wight, except a meadow called 'Longemede' lying in breadth between the grantors' close of 'Southmour' on the south and the common field of the tenants on the
north, and in length between a close of meadow called the 'Park'
on the west and a meadow sometime of John Ocle on the east.
Witnesses: William Bremshute, Robert Dynelay, Henry Hawles,
Geoffrey Borarde, Robert Dru. Dated 26 July 4 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 28 January this year. |
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John Roucle to John de Lysle of Wodyton, William Bremsshet
and Henry Haweles, their heirs and assigns. Charter of his
meadow in Moteston in the Isle of Wight called 'Longemede'
(bounded as above), heretofore parcel of the manor of Moteston
which John Roucle had jointly with John Parelle by feoffment of
John Chyke, save always that John Roucle, his heirs and assigns,
being tenants of the said manor, shall in time of war for themselves
and the grantees do the whole service due for the manor and
meadow in defence of the island. Witnesses: Lewis Mewes, John
Haket, Thomas Heywarde. Dated Moteston, 15 January 4
Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 28 January this year. |
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William Fermesham to Elizabeth who was wife of John Wilcotes
esquire for life, with remainder to Nicholas Dyxon clerk,
Alexander Cheyne, John Stowe and Thomas Masoun, their heirs
and assigns. Charter of the manor and advowson of Hethrop
co. Oxford, which the grantor had jointly with William
Kynwalmersshe and Thomas Frankeleyn, both deceased, by
grant of Geoffrey Loterell knight, Thomas Sutton, esquire,
William Emyngton, Thomas Naverton clerks, Robert Quynaton
and John Stowe. Witnesses: Thomas Wikham knight, Thomas
Bekyngham esquire, Robert Alcrynton, John Yonge of Norton,
John Evershawe. Dated Hethrop, Monday after the Annunciation 1 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January this year. |
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Humphrey earl of Stafforde lord of Tunbrigge and of Caurs to
Humphrey duke of Gloucester, 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 grantor, Walter Hungerforde, William Babyngton
knights, Thomas Rolfe, Hugh Erdeswyke esquire, John Salvayn,
Walter Vernay, Henry Drury, John Harpur, Robert Whitegreve
and Thomas Barbour, their heirs and assigns. Charter indented
with warranty of the manors of Berleston, Hertewelle, Tetenesore
(Titnesore), Mere, Bertherton, Geryngeshalgh and 'Norton upon
the Mores,' all his lands, rents, reversions and services in Holdiche,
Audelegh, Noteburgh and Chesterton co. Stafford, the manors of
Rokeby, Great Walforde (Wolforde) and Whatcote, the advowson
of Rokeby church and all his lands etc. in Fulrudy co. Warrewyk,
the manors of Estyngton and Alkryngton and all his lands etc.
within the lordship of Thornebury co. Gloucester called Barryes,
the manor of Stretton Audeley co. Oxford, a messuage or burgage
in Oxford called 'Wolston halle,' the manors of Navesby, Whiston
and Wodeforde, the advowson of Navesby church, all his lands,
rents, reversions and services in Byfelde and Multon, and a
messuage or burgage in Rothewelle co. Norhampton held for a
term of years by William Roonde, the manor of Newynton
Blosmevyle cos. Bukingham and Bedford, all his lands etc. in
Clyfton by Newynton Blosmevyle and Sheryngton, a messuage
and other tenements in Little Brikhulle co. Bukingham late of
Thomas Bayly, all his lands etc. within the lordship of Turvey co.
Bedford, the manors of Southo co. Huntingdon, and Bernyngham
co. Norffolk, all his lands etc. within the lordship of Desenynge
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 and all his lands etc. in
Stangrave co. Surrey, and all his lands etc. in Bruggenorth and
Abbotesasteley co. Salop. Witnesses: Henry Percy earl of
Northumberland, William de Ferrariis lord of Groby, John
Cornewaille, Nicholas Mountgomery knights, John Merbury
esquire. 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.
Charter with warranty of 'Clyntonesynne' (as described above
p. 319). Witnesses: John Clypsham, John Wyntershille esquires,
John Deken grocer of London, Roger Overton, Thomas Palmer,
John William, William Redeston. Dated the parish of St. Olave
in Suthwerke, 16 July 3 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January this year. |
