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Feb. 18.
Westminster. |
John Blyke of Wilton co. Wiltesir 'fuller' to John Uffenham.
Recognisance for 20 marks, to be levied etc. in Wiltesir. |
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Henry Wroughton and Margaret his wife to John Basket,
Richard Bamme, William Kene esquire, William Godynge,
William Wroughton, John Hyperoun and John Yerdeherst,
their heirs and assigns. Charter of a messuage in 'Northlambehithe' 19 rods of land in length, each rod containing 16 feet, and
2 rods 4 feet in breadth, one head abutting upon the Thames on
the west, the other upon the high way on the east, tenements of
John Yerdeherst and Roger atte Stabyll on the south, and
tenements of Henry Wroughton and Margaret, some time of
Peter Swyft on the north, to hold during the life of the said
Margaret without impeachment of waste, with remainder to
Ralph Legh esquire, his heirs and assigns. Witnesses: Roger
at Stabyll, John Herman, William Ingram, John Ewen', William
Tylman. Dated 'Northlambehithe, 15 February 24 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 22 February. |
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John Pylton citizen of London to Master William Hille clerk
of the chancery and John Lettres yeoman of the chamber of the
duke of Norffolk, their 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; and he has put them in possession thereof by delivery of
one murra. Dated London, 24 March 23 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 23 February this year. |
Feb. 7.
Westminster. |
William Thirkelde to Master Thomas Kempe archdcacon of
Richemonde. Recognisance for 100l., to be levied etc. in Yorkshire. |
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Condition, that he and all other the feoffees to his use of all
the lands in Yorkshire claimed by the archdeacon in right of his
archdeaconry shall abide and perform the award of Marmaduke
bishop of Carlisle and John Bate one of the clerks of chancery
touching the title and possession thereof, and touching all actions,
matters, causes, plaints and demands between the parties, so
that the same be made and delivered to them in writing before
the feast of St. Valentine next. |
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Cancelled by consent of the parties. |
Feb. 7.
Westminster. |
Master Thomas Kempe archdeacon of Richemonde to William
Thirkelde. (Like) recognisance. |
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(Like) condition. |
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Likewise cancelled. |
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Thomas Elbrigge otherwise Ellyngbrigge of Rouchestre co.
Kent 'hostiler' to William Osbarne of Canterbury 'gentilman,'
William Broune of the Kings Bench 'gentilman,' William Kyng
of the Common Bench 'gentilman' and Thomas Croxton of the
Kings Bench 'gentilman,' their executors and assigns. Gift of
all his goods and chattels moveable and immovable, quick and
dead, his property, merchandise and wares in the city of
Rouchestre and elsewhere within the realm and over sea, and all
debts to him due; and he has put them in possession thereof by
delivery of one piece of silver. Dated 12 February 1445, 24
Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 19 February. |
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Walter Brews citizen and 'iremonger' of London to Gilbert
Worthyngton clerk, Thomas Thorp remembrancer of the exchequer
and Hugh Worthyngton, their executors and assigns. Gift of all
his goods and chattels moveable and immovable, quick and dead
within the realm or elsewhere on either side the sea. Dated
22 February 24 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 1 March. |
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Membrane 27d. |
Feb. 17.
Westminster. |
John Clophill of London 'gentilman' to Richard Horton.
Recognisance for 20l., to be levied etc. in the city of London. |
Feb. 6.
Westminster. |
Robert Fraunceys and John Pulteney esquires to John Nanfaun
and Thomas Porthelyn esquires. Recognisance for 250 marks,
to be levied etc. in Derbyshire and Leycestershire. |
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Condition, that they shall save the said John Nanfaun and
Thomas harmless toward Thomas Walber clerk and John Bertram,
executors of Thomas duke of Exeter, in respect of 250 marks
wherein they and William Peyto knight are bound to the said
executors by a recognisance enrolled upon the chancery rolls. |
Feb. 3.
Westminster. |
Thomas Tykyll and Augustine Stratton, each of London
'mercer,' to John archbishop of Canterbury the chancellor.
Recognisance for 40l., to be levied etc. in the city of London. |
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'The condicioun of this reconysaunce is this, pat if it so be
pat Bartilmewe Stratton of London mercer nowe beyng beyonde
pe see comme be goddes grace into Inglond and duely and
lawefully make sufficiaunt proves pat xxxv.li. ought not to be
payed to Thomas Chynnore, which somme John Davy and Johanne
his wife executrice of testament of pe seid Thomas Chynnore
claymen shold be due to pe seid Thomas Chynnore for custumes
for certeyn merchandises of pe seid Bartilmewe hadde oute of
Englond, thanne pese reconysaunce stande for nought and be
voyde in all, and ellys to stande in his strenghe, purveyed alweys
pat pe seid sufficiaunt proves be made a this half the quinzisme
of Estre next commyng, and if it so be pat pe seid Bartilmewe
come not into Inglond athishalf the seid quinzisme that thanne
pe seid Thomas and Augustyn comme in propre persones and
bynde hem in an other reconysaunce in pe somme and to pe
condicioun forseid for to make pe seid proves atte a certeyn day
by my lord the chaunceller named and assigned.' |
Feb. 16.
Westminster. |
John Trevelyaun the king's servant, yeoman of the crown, is
sent to the prior and convent of Launceston, to have for life such
corrody or maintenance and so amply as ought to be had. |
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By p.s., and the date by authority of parliament. |
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The said John is sent to the prior and convent of Trewardrayth
co. Cornwall, to take such corrody or maintenance for life after
the death of Richard Breuster as he or any other person heretofore had or may have. By p.s., and the date etc. |
