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Membrane 15d. |
March 8.
Westminster. |
To Hugh de Burnell and his fellows, guardians of the peace in Salop.
Writ of supersedeas omnino, by mainprise of Robert Thornes, William
de Lee and John Keyne of Salop and Roger Trewythynnek of Cornwall,
in favour of Richard de Chelmeswyke at suit of William Warde of
Hatton and Thomas Wilverston averring threats. |
March 12.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Northumberland. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of William Yeland, Richard Cliderowe, William Elyngton of
Yorkshire and John Felton of Northumberland, in favour of Walter
Clerc at suit of Aymer de Athedeles knight for an account for the time
that he was the plaintiff's bailiff and receiver in Felton, and by another
writ for trespass. |
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Roger de Northwode knight, son and heir of Sir John Northwode
knight, to Thomas Chiche of Balverle, Gilbert Manfeld citizen of
London, Nicholas Potyn, John Dreylonde, William Emery and William
de Makenhade, and to the heirs and assigns of William de Makenhade.
Quitclaim with warranty, for 200 marks this day paid by William
de Makenhade, the receipt whereof is acknowledged, and for further
assurance of their estate, of the reversion of the manor of Horton
by Canterbury, and of all right in that manor, reciting that Sir Roger
de Northwode the elder, his grandfather, after the death of
Dame Elizabeth daughter of Sir John de Segrave knight lord
of Folkestane his second wife, who died without issue, was seised of
that manor in fee simple, and willing to advance Agnes his last wife,
in the quinzaine of Michaelmas 34 Edward III levied a fine thereof
before Robert de Thorp etc. justices of the Bench between the said
Sir Roger the elder and Agnes plaintiffs and Richard Sheme vicar of
Eastcherche and Peter Hadland deforciants, whereby Sir Roger
acknowledged the right of the said Richard, and for that acknowledgment and concord the deforciants granted the manor to the plaintiffs
and the heirs of the said Roger, that after his death, the said Agnes
surviving, the reversion thereof descended to Roger the grandson,
being son and heir of the said John son and heir of Sir Roger the elder,
who before his eighteenth year begat the said John by Juliana de Say
his first wife, sister of Sir Geoffrey late lord of Say knight, that on
14 December 8 Richard II by deed enrolled in chancery Roger the
grandson gave the said reversion to the said Thomas Chiche and the
others and to the heirs and assigns of William de Makenhade, and to
the end that his grant thereof should be publicly acknowledged,
on 6 February following in his presence Christopher de Shukkeburgh,
who took the said Agnes to wife, attorned tenant to William de
Makenhade by delivery of one glove (serotece), although the said
Christopher and Agnes previously attorned tenants to the said William
by deed enrolled in chancery, dated Horton 22 December 8 Richard II,
and reciting that in their seisin being the said Roger the grandson
on 6 February aforesaid made a release to the said Thomas and the
others by a deed enrolled in chancery. Dated 18 December 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Rouchestre on Tuesday before
St. Peter's Chair before Arnald Savage, by virtue of a dedimus
potestatem which is on the file for this year. |
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John de Lyttylbury knight to Robert de Hagham his brother,
Richard de Lalaunde, John Meres of Kyrketon the elder, Richard
Welby of Multon, Roger his son and William Whyte of Holbeche,
their heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of his manors of
Kyrketon in Hollond and Quappelade, with services of freeholders
and neifs, homages etc., villeins and all that goes with them, also
of all his lands, rents, services, reversions etc. in Kyrketon, Quappelade,
Holbeche, Flete, Tydd St. Mary and Spaldynge. Witnesses: John
de Holbeche, William Hoode of Flete, Philip de Tylney knights,
Robert Deyncourt of Kyrketon, John Meres of the same the younger,
John Athelard, Richard de Pyncebek of Quappelade, William Callow
of Holbeche, Robert Braunche of Flete, John Mede of the same, John
son of William of Flete, William son of John of Spaldyng and John
Fyssh of Tydd St. Mary. Dated Quappelade, Sunday the feast of
the Annunciation 9 Richard II. |
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John de Lyttylbury knight to Robert de Hagham etc. (as in the
last), their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the manors of Kirketon
in Hollond and Quappelade, with services of freeholders and
neifs, homages, villeins etc., and of all lands etc. which they have
by his feoffment. Witnesses: John de Holbeche, Philip de Tylney,
William Hode of Flete knights, Robert Deyncourt of Kyrketon,
John Meres the younger of the same, John Athelard of Quappelade,
Richard de Pyncebeke of the same, Alexander Wenylsey of the same,
Simon Saresson of Holbeche, Robert Whyte the elder of the same,
John Laxman of Flete, John Aylewyn of the same, Thomas de
Rethirwyke of Tydd St. Mary, Nicholas Steynton of Spaldynge,
Robert Loke of the same. Dated Quappelade, Wednesday after the
Annunciation 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charter and
writing in chancery at Westminster, 1 April. |
March 23.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Berkshire. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise
of Thomas Benshef, John atte Watre of Berkshire, Ralph atte Welle
of Norhamptonshire and Simon Harpesfeld of London, in favour of
John Bynne chaplain and Thomas Bynne at suit of John atte
Welle averring threats. |
March 12.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Bukingham. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise
of Roger Rabbas, Richard Trumpyngton, Thomas de Welyngton
and John Clopton of the city of London, in favour of Richard
Hokeriche of 'Wedoun in the Vale' at suit of William Curteys of
Wyngrave for debt. |
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Membrane 14d. |
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Geoffrey Somerton, Thomas Hogekyn, Simon Balle chaplain
and Richard Trumpyngton citizen of London to John Burton clerk,
Clement Spyce, Robert de Folkyngham clerk and William Saxy,
executors of Robert Muskham clerk. Bond in 50 marks, payable
at Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter next. Dated Wednesday
before St. Peter's Chair 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 24 February. |
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Robert Grethede rector of Ekyngton to Sir Robert de Swillyngton
knight, his heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of a moiety of
the manor of Thurleston called the 'Newhalle,' a moiety of the
advowson of Thurleston, and of all lands of the said rector in
Thurleston, Craft, Normanton, Stoke and Wygeneston co. Leycestre.
Dated Leycestre, Sunday 7 January 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 2 March. |
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John Sauser, son of Alice Sauser daughter of John Sauser the elder,
to Robert Deye 'velmongere,' citizen of Oxford, his heirs and assigns.
Charter with warranty of the reversion of three tenements without
the north gate of Oxford which Thomas Lighe of London 'skynnere'
held by the courtesy of England, one lying between tenements of
Thomas Howkyn and the abbot of Osneye on the north and south
one head being opposite the 'style' of the church of St. Mary
Magdalene on the east, another in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene
between a tenement of the said abbot on the south and a toft of
John Noble on the north, the third in the same parish between
a tenement of the said abbot on the east and a cottage of John Noble
on the west; also of the reversion of 3½ acres of arable land, whereof 2
acres lie together in the field of Walton by Oxford in 'Middulbrodemor'
between land of the abbess and convent of Godestowe and land sometime of John Stomp, half an acre, namely one headland, at
'Pullewolle' between land of the said abbess and convent and land
sometime of Robert Stomp, and the third acre in the said field upon
'Randeslowe' between land of the said abbess and convent and
land sometime of Henry de Camera. Witnesses: William Daggevylle
mayor of Oxford, Edmund Kenyan, Alan Lekesfeld then bailiffs,
John Noble, John Gerton, Thomas Howkyn, John Bygonet, William
Weston, William Hul, William Foot. Dated Monday the feast of
St. Perpetua 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 March. |
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Thomas Conduyt clerk, brother and heir of Nicholas Conduyt
citizen of London, to Gilbert Purveys of London esquire, his heirs
and assigns. Quitclaim of a manor called Esthorne with houses,
lands, rents etc. in Eltham and Byxhulle co. Kent now held by the
said Gilbert. Witnesses: Sir Nicholas Brembre knight, Henry Vauner,
John Colshulle citizens of London, John Spaldyng, Walter Baret of
Eltham. Dated London, Wednesday the feast of St. Nicholas the
Bishop 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 March. |
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Ellen Cantebrigge, who was wife of Ralph Cantebrigge late citizen
and 'carver' of London, to Richard Arnald citizen and goldsmith of
London, his heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of a void
piece of land in St. Vedast lane by Westchepe London, between a
tenement of William Donemowe late citizen and 'baker' of London
on the west and tenements of the said Richard and of Thomas Reynham
on the east extending lengthwise from a tenement of John de
Cantebrigge southward to a tenement late of John Cappe and a
tenement of the said William northward, and containing in length
from north to south 10 iron yards of the king's iron yards and
10 inches on the west side and 9 such yards 2 feet 6 inches on the
east side, and in breadth from west to east 5 such yards 2 feet 4 inches
at the west (sic) end and 5 such yards 1 foot 3 inches at the north
end. Dated London, 6 March 9 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 March. |
March 1.
Westminster. |
Richard Wydyforde parson of Avynton co. Berkes to Robert de
Veer marquess of Dublin and earl of Oxford chamberlain of England
and John de Burton clerk. Recognisance for 60s., to be levied etc.
of his lands and chattels and church goods in Berkshire. |
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Defeasance thereof, upon condition that John Lestraunge knight,
son and heir of Roger Lestraunge of Knokyn knight and of Alina his
wife, shall hold no manors or lands in Salop or elsewhere in chief by
barony whereof the said John had livery after the death of the said Alina. |
