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Oct. 27.
Westminster. |
Thomas Foljambe esquire to Henry Perponde knight. Recognisance for 1,000l., to be levied etc. in Derbyshire. |
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Condition, that he, his servants and tenants and all those by
the said Henry appealed for mayhem shall abide and perform
the award and judgment of John archbishop of York touching
all appeals, trespasses, actions, debates and plaints between
them on the one part and the said Henry, his tenants and
servants and Marjory Bradshawe on the other part, so that the
same be given in writing under the archbishop's seal before the
octaves of St. Hilary next. |
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Cancelled upon the acknowledgment of Henry Perponde. |
Oct. 27.
Westminster. |
Henry Perponde knight to Thomas Foljambe esquire. (Like)
recognisance. |
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Condition, that he, his servants and tenants etc. (as above)
shall abide and perform the said archbishop's award etc. touching
all appeals etc. between them and Marjory Bradshawe on the
one part and the said Thomas his tenants and servants on the
other etc. (as above). |
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Cancelled upon the acknowledgment of Thomas Foljambe. |
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John Aunesley esquire to John Makworth dean of the cathedral
church of St. Mary Lincoln, John Cursoun, Thomas Makworth,
John Lathebury, Richard Ireton esquires and Thomas Wolaton,
their heirs and assigns. Charter indented with warranty of the
manors of Aunesley, Bulcote and Gippesmere co. Notyngham,
and all other lands, rents, reversions and services, with advowsons
of chantries etc. there and in Crophill and Cossale co. Notyngham
and Rawmersh and Bolton upon Derne co. York, which all
descended to the grantor after the death of Thomas Aunesley his
grandfather. Witnesses: Hugh Willughby, Robert Strelley
knights, John Cokfelde, Ralph Makerell esquires, John Chaumberleyn of Hukenale. Dated the morrow of All Souls 14 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 3 November. |
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John Vase otherwise Vasques esquire (scutifer) of the king of
Portugal, proctor and factor of Nonus Fernanduz merchant and
factor of Peter Donynges merchant of Bruges in Flanders, to
John Melborne, Richard Bokelande, John Chirche, John Levynge,
John Bale, John Stevenes, John Staple citizens and merchants
of London, Robert Bolyngton seaman, and all their fellows
merchants of London, owners and victuallers of five ships, to wit
'le James' of London, John Swaune master, 'le Antony' of
London, Henry Wodewarde master, 'la Margaret de Clarence,'
Richard Forder master, 'le Antony the Litill' of London, John
Wattes master, and the 'barge' called 'la Marie' of London,
Richard Berde master. General release as proctor of Nonus
Fernanduz of all actions real and personal, all claims, suits,
plaints and demands, for himself and the said Peter, by reason of
taking certain goods out of a ship called 'le Seynt Nicholas' of
Lusboun, Peter Nonuz master, in a place called the Camber near
Wynchelse in England, or for any other cause. Dated 3 November
14 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 4 November. |
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John Dawe to Robert Stapylton, his heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of a tenement in Dorkynge between tenements of Juliana
Fyschere on the east and Thomas Perier on the west and extending
on the north to the high way from Reygate to Guldeforde and on
the south to neif land of the earl of Wareyne, and of half an
acre of land in Boueton field between land called the 'Hulle'
on the south and land sometime of Richard Gylmynne on the
north and extending on the east to the high way from Dorkynge
to Newdegate and on the west to neif land of the said earl.
Witnesses: Sir Richard Clyffe vicar of Dorkynge, Robert atte
Sonde, Thomas Perier, Thomas Bocche, Stephen Balhorne, John
Tannere, John Bakere. Dated Dorkynge, 27 May 5 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 November this year. |
Oct. 27.
Westminster. |
Henry Perponde knight to Thomas Foljambe esquire. Recognisance for 1,000l., to be levied etc. in Derbyshire. |
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Condition, that he, his servants and tenants, and Margery
Bradschawe shall abide and perform the award of the archbishop
of York touching all appeals, trespasses, actions, debates and
plaints between them and Thomas Foljambe, his servants and
tenants and all them by the said Henry appealed before the king
for mayhem, so that the same be made in writing under the
archbishop's seal before the octaves of St. Hilary next. |
