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March 1.
Westminster. |
Otho Colyn of Cornwall 'gentilman' to John Yerde esquire.
Recognisance for 500 marks, to be levied etc. in Cornwall. |
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Condition, that before Michaelmas day next he shall make
Margaret daughter of John Yerde, or persons nominated by
the said John to her use, a good estate for her life of lands etc.
in Cornwall to the value of 40 marks a year beyond reprises, to
hold of the said Otho and his heirs at the rent of one rose a year
for all services. |
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Brian Boys to John Stokle. Release of all personal actions.
Dated 2 May 23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 3 May. |
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Membrane 15d. |
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William lord Ferers to William bishop of Lincoln, John viscount
Beaumont, John Sutton lord Dudley, John Portyngton one of
the justices of the Common Bench, John Tailboys (Taylboys),
Richard Alrede esquires, Thomas Palmer, John Saucheverell
esquire, William Stanlowe and John Leynton, their heirs and
assigns. Charter with warranty of the manor of Breydeshale co.
Derby, and all his lands, rents, reversions and services there and
elsewhere in Derbyshire. Witnesses: Thomas Blounte, Thomas
Gresley knights, Ralph Pole serjeant at law, Robert Fraunceys,
Henry Bradburne, Ralph Shirley, John Cokayne, Hugh Wilughby
esquires. Dated the morrow of the Epiphany 23 Henry VI. |
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William lord Ferers to William bishop of Lincoln (and the
others above named), their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with
warranty of the manor of Breydeshale and all lands etc. there
and elsewhere in Derbyshire. Dated 8 February 23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charter and
writing at Leycestre on Monday before St. Agnes before William
Ascogh, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery
file for this year. |
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William Ormesby esquire to Arthur Ormesby esquire. Bond
in 500 marks payable on Easter day next. Dated 30 January
23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
13 February. |
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Arthur Ormesby and William Ormesby esquires. Indenture of
defeasance of the foregoing bond, on condition that during the
life of the said Arthur he and his assigns may peaceably enjoy
all rents and profits of the manor of Ormesby co. Lincoln arising,
and of divers other lordships, lands etc. in Ormesby and Utterby
without impeachment or disturbance of the said William, his
assigns, or any others in their name. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by the said Arthur, 13
February. |
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John Grove citizen and 'corryour' of London to Reynold
Longdoun citizen and girdler of London, his executors and
assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels moveable and immovable, quick and dead in London and elsewhere within the
realm, and all debts to him due. Dated London, 15 February
23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 16 February. |
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William Hasylden, son and heir of Thomas Hasylden, to
Robert Clopton citizen and alderman of London, his heirs and
assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of a manor in Clopton called
the 'Rowsys,' and all other lands, rents and services in Clopton,
'Esthatle' and Crawden called 'Haseldennys.' Dated 17 February 23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 19 February. |
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Roger Drury, son of Nicholas Drury of Suffolk esquire
(armigeri) to John Basset of Chishulle co. Essex and Philip Dene
of Wolwych executors of William Hanyngfelde of Suffolk esquire.
General release of all personal actions in right of Agnes his wife,
one of the daughters and heirs of the testator, by reason of debt,
account, detinue of goods, charters etc., trespass, chattels or
other matter or demand. Dated London, 21 February 23
Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 22 February. |
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William Richarde otherwise Newelonde to Nicholas Ayssheton
of Calyngton and Margaret his wife and to the heirs and assigns
of the said Nicholas. Charter with warranty of all messuages,
lands, reversions, rents and services in Calyngton sometime of
John Bercamstede the elder, grandfather of the said William.
Witnesses: Richard Chyket, William Mensham chaplain, William
Looke, Robert Clay, Robert Borlas. Dated Calyngton, 1 March
23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 6 March. |
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Alexander Chylde citizen and draper of London to Henry
Asteley, his heirs and assigns. Charter of demise, at the instance
of Thomas Moreton of Gravesende co. Kent, of a tenement in
Gravesende called the 'Cristofre' situate between the public
watercourse crossing the high street on the east, a messuage late
of John Pettys on the west, the high street on the south and
low water in the Thames on the north, a garden and barn with
two houses and a dovecote therein, between a messuage sometime
of John Spaldynge on the east, 'Dixy gardyn' on the west, land
of the abbot of Tourhille London on the south and low water in
the Thames on the north, common of pasture for four kine in the
public marsh called 'Townmanmarsshe' in the parish of Melton,
one acre of arable land in that parish called 'Ferthynge,' and
5 acres of reeds in the parish of 'West Tilbery' co. Essex, all
which this grantor had with other lands by grant of Thomas
Moreton. Witnesses: Henry Langley, John Rande, Thomas
Sprever, John Sprever, John Page, John Okeham, Andrew Kebell,
Richard Kebell, Lawrence Bocher. Dated 1 March 23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 March. |
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Memorandum of a writ close (text follows), dated Westminster
26 January 23 Henry VI, and addressed to John Baunfelde esquire,
ordering him under a pain of 200l. to have Thomas Boly (by whatever name he be called), a prisoner in his custody, in chancery
on 22 February then next, with the cause wherefore he was taken
and imprisoned; that the said John's return, upon a schedule
to the writ attached, was (text follows) a certificate that the said
Thomas was his neif pertaining to his manor of Hoxham co.
Devon, that he and all his ancestors and all whose estate therein
he has were seised of the said Thomas and his ancestors time out
of mind, but that he would have the body of the said Thomas
in chancery at the day named; that he did so, and that the said
Thomas, being sworn upon the gospels and examined, did acknowledge himself a neif of the said John, adding that in 16 Richard II
Thomas Baunfelde, father of the said John, did seize and have
him for his neif to the said manor pertaining, Thomas Boly being
then eighteen years of age; and that it was by the court determined that John Baunfelde should have him again as his neif. |
