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July 6.
Westminster. |
William de Grymston to John de Grymston. Recognisance for
13 marks, to be levied etc. in Yorkshire. |
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Memorandum that on 7 July 4 Richard II in the chancery at
Westminster Michael de Ravendale, executor of Sir David de Wollore,
delivered to Robert de Swynborne knight, purchaser of a tenement
called Coppedhalle in London, a charter thereof made by Philip de
Neuton late citizen and mercer of London to William de Felton knight
and his heirs, a letter concerning livery of seisin, and another concerning
receipt of seisin, and the said Robert gave a bond to acquit the executor
thereof. |
July 5.
Westminster. |
Edmund Tettesworth the king's serjeant at arms is sent to the prior
and convent of Roucestre, to take for life such maintenance in that
house as Ralph Doughty deceased had. By p.s. [1321.] |
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Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 100l., made in chancery
12 July 4 Richard II by Robert de Dyneley, William Gascoigne,
Thomas Mymmes and William Vavasour, that Gilbert Drayton vicar
of Stybenhith in the diocese of London shall do or procure no hurt
or harm to William Bryan clerk, nor procure his arrest contrary to
the law. |
July 15.
Westminster. |
To David Craddok justice of Suthwales, or his representative in
Kermerdynshire. Order to receive William Fort and William Davy,
whom Joan de Seyntclere has before the king appointed her attorneys
for one year in all pleas and plaints in that county moved in the king's
courts whatsoever, or one of them if both may not be present. |
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The said Joan has the like letters in the names of Thomas Rede and
William Adam. |
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Et erat patens. |
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Note that these attorneys were received by W. de Burst[all]
clerk. |
June 26.
Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Order by mainprise of John atte Hole
of London 'taillour.' Hugh Hayward of London 'taillour,' Peter
del Bek of London 'taillour' and William Balle of London 'taillour'
to set free Ralph Mathewe 'taillour' imprisoned in Neugate gaol
at suit of Richard de Birton clerk averring threats. |
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Membrane 42d. |
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John de Seynt Manyfee of Heghfeld, son and heir of Thomas de
Seint Manyfee, to William de Wykeham bishop of Winchester, his
heirs and assigns. Grant and quitclaim with warranty of two crofts
called 'Bretonescroftes,' 2 acres of land in Heghfeld by the vicar's
close on the north side of his manse, and of the advowson of Heghfeld
co. Suthampton, which the bishop had by gift of the said Thomas.
Witnesses: Bernard Brokas, Philip de Popham, John de Scures
(Somes, Sobures), Ralph de Norton knights, Henry de Popham, William
Ryngebourne, Thomas le Warenner, Walter Haywode the younger.
Dated 14 June 3 Richard II. |
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John de Seint Manyfee (as above) to William de Wykeham bishop
of Winchester, his heirs and assigns. Grant and quitclaim (as the
last, omitting mention of the gift made by Thomas). Witnesses and
date (as the last). |
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John de Seynt Manyfee (as before) to William de Wykeham bishop
of Winchester, his heirs and assigns. Grant and quitclaim with
warranty of all lands etc. in the parishes of Churcheokle (Chuchokle)
and Wotton and in the hundred of Chutle co. Suthampton which the
bishop had by gift of Thomas father of the said John. Witnesses
and date (as before). |
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John de Seynt Manyfee (as before) to William de Wykeham bishop
of Winchester, his heirs and assigns. Grant and quitclaim (as the
last, omitting mention of the gift made by Thomas). Witnesses and
date (as before). |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 6 July
this year. |
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John Freton clerk and Robert Brom (Brome) of Warewyk to William
de Wykeham bishop of Winchester, Master John de Bukyngham, John
de Campeden, Robert Perlee, Thomas Coke clerks, William de Walleworth citizen of London, William de Worfton, Michael Skyllyng,
William Ryngebourne and Robert de Cherleton, and to their heirs.
Grant and quitclaim of the manor of Menestoke co. Suthampton,
which the said bishop and the others have by gift and feoffment of
William de Wyndesore knight. Witnesses: Bernard Brocas, Maurice
Brun, John le Scures, Walter de Romesey, Philip de Popham knights,
Walter Haywode, Thomas le Warenner. Dated Suthwerk, 6 July
4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 July. |
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Peter Fauelour to John Aubrey citizen of London, his heirs and
assigns. Grant and quitclaim with warranty of the advowson of
Newenton church, being in the said John's possession by virtue of a
letter patent under the said Peter's seal, dated London 18 February
50 Edward III and enrolled in chancery, granting to the said John
two presentations. Dated London, 8 July 4 Richard II. French. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 July. |
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John Olyver the younger of Croydon to Maud Holbeche, Henry
Broklee clerk and William Hocklyve, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the manors of Fytilton and Coumbe co. Wiltesir. Witnesses:
John Haddele, John Hoo, John Hothom, Fulk Horewode, John
Tadlowe. Dated London, 11 July 4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 12 July. |
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Memorandum that on 23 July this year this writing was delivered to
Thomas de Segrave clerk the treasurer to be kept in the treasury. |
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Membrane 41d. |
June 26.
Westminster. |
To the collectors in Suffolk of the subsidy of 16d. in the mark granted
to the king in the last parliament by the clergy of the province of
Canterbury. Order, out of compassion for the abbot and convent
of Leyston by reason of their poverty, to stay until Michaelmas next
the demand for the portion falling upon them, releasing any
sequestration made upon the fruits of their churches and possessions. |
June 24.
Westminster. |
To the treasurer and the barons of the exchequer. Writ of
supersedeas in favour of Simon archbishop of Canterbury, John king
of Castille and Leon duke of Lancaster and certain others, being the
late king's feoffees of certain lands in Kent, in regard to the issues
and profits thereof from 5 October 50 Edward III, the date of the
feoffment, and order to discharge the feoffees at the exchequer, suffering
them to dispose of the same at their pleasure. By K. and C. |
July 17.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Suffolk. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
John Staverton and Adam Tastard of Suffolk, Richard Lambe and
William Brekkles of London, in favour of William Cuntre and John
Trade of Oulton at suit of Henry Rolves for debt. |
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Memorandum that William Bast of Dertemuth and others were by
certain ministers of the king accused of rebelling against the king's
commands addressed to the mayor and bailiffs of Dertemuth to deliver
up goods of merchants of Camp' unlawfully taken at sea by the king's
lieges, of abusing and threatening certain serjeants at arms sent with
those commands, hindering the same and taking no heed to obey them,
wherefore the said William was after arrested at London, committed
to the sheriffs, and by them sent before the council, when he utterly
denied the articles laid against him, craving admission of his defence
by information and proof of his neighbours; and the council being
truly assured that an assize of novel disseisin and a writ of oyer and
terminer against him were newly obtained whereby in his absence he
was like to suffer disherison and damage if detained in prison, and for
that Richard Crise of Dertmuth, William Clerc of Dertmuth, John
Oudyn of Essex and John Derneford citizen of London, appearing
in person before the council at Westminster in the Star Chamber on
18 July this year, mainperned under a pain of 100l. to have his body
before the council in the quinzaine of Michaelmas next and for his
good behaviour, and that he should be aiding and give diligence to
make restitution to the said merchants of Cateloigne according to the
king's commands, he is set free to journey to his own parts, and
the sheriffs are discharged of his custody. |
July 10.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Lincoln. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
William Roudon, Robert de Barton, John Rouland of Lincolnshire
and Thomas Hunt of Derbyshire, in favour of John de Leycestre,
otherwise called John Sleford, at suit of the king for that he had not
Ivo Hamsterley before the justices at Westminster at a day past to
render account to Ralph de Hales, as he mainperned to do; and order
to revoke any execution made of a writ de judicio ordering the sheriff
to take the said John. |
Aug. 3.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Berkshire. Order, upon petition of John atte
Hegge and John Smyth, by mainprise of William atte Westende,
Richard atte Merssh, Richard Ladde and William Herry to deliver
up their cattle taken to withernam by virtue of the king's writ concerning the replevin of cattle of Nicholas abbot of Waltham Holy
Cross by them taken and unlawfully withheld; as the sheriff returned
that he might not replevy the same for that he repaired to the place
where they were impounded but might have no view of them, wherefore
the king ordered him to take cattle of the said John and John as
aforesaid; and their petition shews that they took the abbot's cattle
for money due to the king by reason of the fifteenth and moiety of a
fifteenth last granted to the king, and that a plea is pending thereupon
before the justices at Westminster. |
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John Doune clerk to John de Bures citizen of London, William
de Eynesham and John de Leycestre. Quitclaim of all the lands
sometime of Henry Darcy in the town of Estgrenewich and the hamlets
of Combe and Cherlton co. Kent which the said clerk with John Dovy
and Thomas de Tyngewyk clerk lately held by feoffment of Robert
Corby the elder. Witnesses: John Sely, Ellis de Thorp, William
Olyver, William Horscroft, William de Fremelyngham. Dated
Friday the feast of St. Lawrence 4 Richard II. |
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John Doune clerk to Adam de Bury citizen of London. Quitclaim
of all lands (as in the last). Witnesses (as the last). Dated Monday
after St. Lawrence 4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings,
13 August. |
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Membrane 40d. |
July 17.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Sussex. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
William de Bolton of Lancashire, William Bole of Notynghamshire,
Robert de Burton and John de Neubolt of Yorkshire, in favour of
Robert Clerc of Bekkele and Joan his wife at suit of John Bygle for
trespass; and order to revoke any execution made of a writ de judicio
ordering the sheriff to take them. |
July 18.
Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Order by mainprise of John Walcote
'wolmongere,' John Leycestre, Henry Sparke and Roger Dalby of
the city of London to set free Robert Leenham of Reuenhale,
imprisoned in Neugate at suit of Roger de Kirketon of Colcestre
for debt. |
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Robert Rus 'brasier' citizen of London to Robert Warbulton
'mercer' and John Langhorne 'brasier' citizens thereof. Sale for
money in hand paid of all his goods and chattels quick and dead in
the city of London or without. Witnesses: Nicholas Pot, Richard
Forest, Roger Crede. Dated London, 6 August 4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 August. |
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Maud sometime wife of William de Syndlesham to Nicholas de
Carreu and Nicholas de Carreu his son, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of the manor and advowson of Bedyngton sometime of Sir Thomas Huscarl knight, in their possession being. Witnesses:
John Olyver, Thomas Kynuardesle, John de Waleton, Adam Kentyssh
(Kentys), Nicholas Davy, William Denemede, William Resoun. Dated
Bedyngton, 6 August 4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 10 August. |
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John de Syndlesham, younger son of William de Syndlesham, to
Nicholas de Carreu and Nicholas his son etc. (Like) quitclaim.
Witnesses (as the last). Dated Bedyngton, the eve of St. Lawrence
4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 10 August. |
Aug. 13.
Westminster. |
Robert Rus 'brasyer' to Gilbert Melbourne citizen of London,
Thomas Noket citizen and draper of London, John Langehorne citizen
of London 'brasyer' and William Etoun of Kent. Recognisance
for 400 marks, to be levied etc. in the city of London. |
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Ellis son and heir of William Dokesworth of Kyngeswalden co.
Hertford to Nicholas Astone of the same, his heirs and assigns. Charter
with warranty of all the rent and service of the said Ellis and the
lordship of the following tenants in Kyngeswalden, Kympton and
Abbots Walden which came to him after his father's death, namely
(specified sums) of Sir Thomas Fytlyng knight for the moiety of a
messuage and land sometime of John Passelewe, the same for land
at the Fouleslo by the high way abutting on 'Lammereslond,' of the
prior of Maltone rector of the church there for land in the 'Gaitusfeld,'
Reydene and Haddone, of John Cranmere for land sometime of William
de la Leigh, the same for land sometime of Gilbert Carpenter and of
Geoffrey Valentyn, land called Wauncyes, and land sometime of
William Tredegold, of John Bissheye for land called Mayhews, of John
Brounyg 'webbe,' of Roger atte Hurst for land in 'Wavyndenefeld'
between land of John Smyth and a headland of Thomas atte Pyrye
abutting westward on the 'Churcheweye,' of William Stoppusle
for 'Stokkynggrove,' 'Stokkyngcroft' and land in Bilkenhale and
'Legatusfeld,' of Roger Walshe, John Boket, John Pokethorp, John
Gerbode, Robert Whitbred 'smyth,' John Smyth of the 'Hathe,'
William Swayn, William Chaury and John Hayward, of William
Camvyle for lands late of Ralph de Wedyngton, of Thomas Adam
of Bendich, John Alfrith, John Lyvyng the elder, the heir
of Robert Othyn, John atte Lee and Thomas atte Hathe, of
the same for land sometime of Robert Brounyg, of Lambert Legat,
Walter Stoppusle for land in the 'Millefeld,' the heir of Robert
Scorche, John Gray, of Thomas atte Pirye for a headland in
'Wavyndenefeld' by land of Roger atte Hurst abutting on the
'Churcheweye' on the south, of Ralph Colyn 'smyth,' Thomas Skorch
for land abutting on 'Bernardusgrove,' Philip atte Wynch for
'Stokkyngbrade' etc., the heir of Nicholas Smalgrave for a croft on
the north side of a house sometime of Roger atte Ryde, of the said
Roger's heir for the said house and land, the heirs of William Hunt,
Robert Ayprest and Adam Ayprest (now Nicholas Hayward), the
warden or master of Ottebrugge chapel, the heirs of Peter Prestman,
Roger de Flexmere, Robert de Flexmere, Richard Carpenter, John
Foulk, Thomas Marchant, Adam atte Wynch, Alice atte Wynch,
Simon Chapman, Ralph Cranmere, Richard Ascholte, Robert Straunge,
William de la Mare of Offeleigh, Thomas de la Mare of the same,
Edmund atte Delle, John Chaury, Alice Chaury, John Wauncy, Richard
Stalere, John Camvyle and Henry Porter, with other rents, boon
works, wards, marriages etc. and arrears thereof since his said father's
death, to hold of the said Ellis and his heirs by the rent of one rose
at Midsummer. Witnesses: John Colyn mayor of Norhampton,
John Sauce his clerk, John de Gedyngton, Thomas atte Halle, Lawrence
de Stratton, Richard Osteler, Lawrence Palmere. Dated Norhampton,
14 April 49 Edward III. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 13 August this year. |
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Membrane 39d. |
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William Wodeton of the parish of Acton co. Middlesex to John
Holmes of the same and Isabel his wife, the heirs and assigns of the
said John. Charter with warranty of 11 acres of land lying dispersedly
in that parish in the 'Southfeld,' 3 acres in 'Westm[inst]erschote'
between land of John Clerc and 'Lythyngeslonde' abutting on land of
Aldith Dycher and upon 'Bromecroftschote,' 1 rood there between
land of William Mordon and John Jolijon, 1 acre there between land
of John Fryday and John Eustace, 3 roods there between land of
Henry Bisshop and John Schipmere, all abutting as before, ½ acre
in the 'Streteschote' between land of John Holmes and Richard
de Eston abutting on the road from London to Oxford on the north
and 'Botelereslonde' on the south, three half acres there between land of
Richard de Eston and John Eustace abutting as before, 1 rood there
between land of William Mordon and John Bisshop abutting on
'Southfeldesbroke' on the south, 3 roods there between land of John
Holmes and Richard de Eston, 1 acre there between land of Richard
de Eston and 'Botelereslonde,' 1 acre there between land of Robert
Eustace and 'Botelereslonde,' ½ acre there between land of Gilbert
Milward and William Mordon, and ½ acre there between land of John
Holmes and William Aperlyng, all with the same abuttals. Witnesses:
Henry Frowyk, Thomas Cherlton, John Durum, Richard de Eston,
William Mordon. Dated Acton, 24 January 2 Richard II. |
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William atte Wotton of Acton to John Holmes of the same and
Isabel his wife, the heirs and assigns of the said John. Charter with
warranty of rents received from the messuage of Adam Dyker in
Acton between 'the Coke on the Hope,' the tenement of Gilbert
Milleward and the high road from London to Oxford on the north,
from the messuage of Richard Clerc of Acton, from a messuage called
'Waueshalle' in Acton, from two crofts called 'Fauconeresfeldes'
in the parish of Fulham held by John Kymmot lying along the lane
from Acton to Harleston on the west and the bishop of London's
field called 'Busshefeld' on the east and abutting on the highway
from Harleston to London on the north and the wood called 'Eldeholt'
on the south, from the house of Aldith Dyker in Acton between the
said William's tenement and land called 'Galouneshawe' abutting
on the road from London to Oxford on the north, from the house of
John Clerk in Acton (bounded as the last), and from 1½ acre called
'Wynseloweslonde' in 'Chirchefeld' between land of William Mordon
and 'Botelereslonde' abutting on 'Botelereslonde' on the north and
on the highway from 'Lyvyngeslane' to Est Acton on the south,
with wards, marriages etc. Witnesses: Thomas Bray, Richard de
Eston, John Fyghter, William Moredon, John Clerc. Dated Acton,
Palm Sunday 3 Richard II. |
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William atte Wotton to John Holmes and Isabel (as above), the
heirs and assigns of the said John. Charter with warranty of a
tenement in Acton called 'the Tabard on the Hope' between a
tenement of John Holmes on the east, a tenement of the said William
called the 'Garite' and a house called the 'Schepyn' on the west
abutting on the high road from London to Oxford to the north and
a garden (ortum) which he had by the said William's feoffment on
the south, a gate thereto pertaining, a house called the 'Chesehous'
between the 'Garite' on the north and the 'Schepyn' on
the south abutting on the garden of the 'Tabard on the
Hope' on the east and the said William's garden on the
west, and a garden (gardinum) called 'Johanhawe' lying
between the lane from Acton to 'Stranglond' on the east and Richard
Eston's field on the west abutting on the field called the 'Stranglond'
to the north and the garden of Thomas Palmer and John Whitegh
to the south. Witnesses (as the last). Dated Acton, Sunday after
St. Boniface 3 Richard II. |
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William atte Wotton to John Holmes and Isabel (as above), the heirs
and assigns of the said John. Quitclaim with warranty of the lands,
rents and services (contained in the two last preceding charters).
Witnesses (as the last). Dated Acton, Monday after St. Margaret
4 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters and
writing, 26 July this year. |
July 29.
Westminster. |
Brother Richard Sutton master of the hospital of St. Bartholomew
Smythefeld London to John Scarle and Robert de Faryngton clerks.
Recognisance for 20l., to be levied etc. in Essex. |
