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April 25.
Wye. |
John de Court of Waltham co. Kent to John Bernyngham and
John Stopyndoun clerks. Recognisance for 10l., to be levied etc.
in Kent. |
April 25.
Wye. |
Stephen Frike of Waltham co. Kent to John Bernyngham and
John Stopyndoun clerks. (Like) recognisance. |
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John Pirye of Waltham co. Kent to John Bernyngham and
John Stopyndoun clerks. (Like) recognisance. |
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Condition of the foregoing recognisances, that John Pirye
shall abide the award of John archbishop of York the chancellor
or of his counsel concerning all guilt of venison now or hereafter
found against him by his own confession, by witnesses or otherwise in and upon the lands and possessions of the lordships of
Tremworth, Faune, Olynteghe and generally those of the archbishop or his neighbours, that he shall reveal the names of others
whatsoever by him known to have been so guilty, and that henceforward he shall not hunt thereupon, not give aid, counsel or
assent to any others so doing, but if he shall know any so guilty
he shall reveal it to the archbishop or one of his counsel. |
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John Tiptoft knight lord of Powis, Robert Hungerforde knight,
Simon Sydenham dean of the cathedral church of Salisbury,
John Juyn knight, John Stourton the younger, Richard Milburne,
William Wolston and John Carter clerk to Walter Hungerforde
knight lord of Haytesbury and Homet, William Darell and
Robert Longe, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of all the
messuages, lands, reversions, rents and services in Rowelegh
otherwise Witnam co. Wiltesir which the parties jointly had.
Witnesses: John archbishop of York the chancellor, William
bishop of Norwich keeper of the privy seal, William lord Botreaux,
Humphrey Stafforde knights, Edmund Cheyne, John Fortescu,
Richard Bamfelde. Dated Rowelegh otherwise Witnam, the
feast of the Nativity of St. John Baptist 7 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Westminster co. Middlesex
on Saturday after St. Valentine this year before John Fortescu,
by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file
for this year. |
April 15.
Westminster. |
To the bishop of Karliol. Nomination of John Besylys one of
the clerks within the king's chapel to receive the pension wherein
by reason of his new creation the bishop is bound to one of the
king's clerks, until by him provided with a benefice. By p.s. |
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Membrane 8d. |
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Ralph Cromwelle, John Tiptoft knights, Simon Sydenham
clerk, John Juyn, Walter Hungerford the younger knights,
William Westbury, William Darell, John Westbury, William
Alisaunder, Robert Longe, Roger Trewbody and John Gyles to
Walter Hungerforde knight lord of Haytesbury and Homet,
Philip Courtenay esquire, John Stourton of Stourton, John
Paulet of Nony and Walter Paunsfot during the life of Walter
Hungerforde, with remainder to the heirs male of the body of the
said Walter, remainder to the heirs of his body, remainder to
his right heirs. Charter of demise of a messuage and appurtenances in Charrynge, in the parish of St. Martin in the Fields co.
Middlesex, which they had jointly with the said Walter, and
whereof he made a quitclaim to them, their heirs and assigns.
Witnesses: John archbishop of York the chancellor, William
bishop of Norwich keeper of the privy seal, Nicholas Dixon clerk
master of the hospital of St. James, Thomas Charleton knight,
John Fortescu, Richard Bamfelde. Dated Saturday before St.
Martin in winter 8 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Westminster co. Middlesex
on Saturday after St. Valentine before John Fortescu, by virtue
of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file for this year. |
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Indenture of award made by Thomas Overton and John Chynnore in respect of discencion and plees be twene Henry Abyndoun
wardeyn of the hous of scolers of Merton in Oxenforde lordes of
Maldoun in the shire of Surrey and Rauf Codyngton some tyme
lorde of Codyngton in the same shire and afterwarde Symond
Codyngton his sone and heire and Thomas Codyngton brother
and heir to Symond, now lord of Codyngton, for takyng of averes
of the same wardeyn and unryghtfull with holdyng a yens wedde
and borwe in the town of Maldoun in a place y called Pistelhill
in Sparewfelde, as in plees y moved in the Common Place atte
Westminster and in the Kynges Benche is conteigned, the parties
being bound in 100l. to stonde to their awarde, first that the parties
shall make newe seurete to abide and performe the awarde, and
shall be gode frendes, and that alle manere plea shall cesse be twene
hem, alle evidences contrarie to the awarde shall be voide, all
evidence of this and eny other londes not prejudiciall to Thomas
Codyngton and his heirs that ben vaillable to the wardeyn and
his successours shall be delivered to the wardeyn be twene this
and the feste of Ester next yif required, and al evidence not
prejudiciall to the wardeyn and his successours availlable to
Thomas Codyngton and his heirs shall be delivered to the same
Thomas; that the wardeyne and his successours shall pasture
and her men and tenauntes of Maldoun shall commune with averes
and alle maner of bestes communable in all that parcell of wast
in Sparwefelde be twene Maldoun towne on the north, the
arrable feldes of Codyngton on the south, the Worthfelde on
the west and a path called Fysshereswey on the est with out distourbance, and ayenwarde Thomas Codyngton and all that have
any state in the manoir of Codyngton and her heirs lordes of
Codyngton shall pasture, and her men and tenauntz of Codyngton
shall commune in all that parcell above lymyted; noght with
stondyng the manoir of Codyngton be entailled or eny other
cause, or thogh the manoir of Maldoun be amorteisid or eny
other cause, what that ever shall be labored at bothe parties
costes to be made seure by avise of lawe in all hast, alweys y
saved the right, possession and the use of other men that have
usid with out tyme of mynde in the wast above lymyted; and in
signe that debate is concludid and pees y made, the wardeyn
and his successours shall with holde Thomas Codyngton, and yeve
hym yerely duryng his life a robe of gentilmannes liverey with a
liverey furre, or elles a marke of silver atte the luste of the wardeyn
atte Cristemasse. Dated 10 Janever 1427, 6 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by the arbitrators in chancery
at Westminster, 17 May this year. |
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William Darell, Robert Longe and John Thwenyo to Walter
Hungerforde knight lord of Haytesbury and Homet, Philip
Courtenay knight, John Baynton, John Pawlet of Nony, Thomas
Broun and John Fortescu during the life of Walter Hungerforde,
with remainder to the heirs male of the body of the said Walter,
remainder to the heirs of his body, remainder to his right heirs.
Charter of demise of the manor of Rowlegh and all the grantors'
messuages, lands, reversions, rents and services in Rowelegh
otherwise Witnam co. Wiltesir. Witnesses: William lord
Botreaux, Humphrey Stafforde, Stephen Popham, Edmund
Cheyne knights, Walter Paunsfote, Richard Milburne, Richard
Bamfelde. Dated Rowelegh otherwise Witnam, Saturday before
St. Hilary 8 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Westminster co. Middlesex
on Saturday after St. Valentine before John Fortescu, by virtue
of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file for this year. |
