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579 |
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1486. |
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John Gunthorpe, John Herte clerks, Thomas Burght, Marmaduke Constable knights, Robert Sheffelde, Edmund Twates,
William Paynell, Richard Wasselyn, Ralph Gascoign, John
Fulneby, John Villers esquires, Henry and Nicholas Suthyll and
Robert West gentlemen, to John Suthyll, esquire of Everyngham,
and Alice his wife, their heirs and assigns. Demise and confirmation by charter of the manors of Everyngham, Garthome and
Neweton co. York, with all lands and tenements, meadows,
lesues, pastures, woods, moors, marshes and waters therein, with
marriages, wardships, reliefs, escheats, homages and bondages,
and the advowson of the church or chantry of Everyngham, which
they had by gift of John Suthyll, with impeachment of waste:
and appointment of Alexander Wilyamson and Robert Cliderowe
as their attorneys etc. to convey seisin of the same. Dated
24 July, 1 Henry VII. |
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1492. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment by John Gunthorpe and
Marmaduke, 6 February this year. |
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Membrane 5d. |
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580 |
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Appointment by Thomas earl of Ormond son of John lord
Ormond by license of the king, of his kinsman James Ormond as
his deputy and special attorney in the counties of Kylkenny and
Tipperary in Ireland, to hold the said office during the pleasure
of Thomas, granting him full authority therein, together with the
rule of the castles of Kylkenny and Carrik, and over all manors,
demesnes, lands and tenements in the counties aforesaid, with
powers to move, convoke, levy, govern and assemble on a war-like
footing or otherwise, all and singular his tenants and inhabitants
of those counties, as he shall judge expedient, to chastise the
king's adversaries and to put down insurrections: with like order
to call all his kinsmen, bailiffs, constables and tenants to obey
the commands of the said James: provided that the latter
interfere not by removing officers or tenants in the said counties,
or that those appointed to collect the earls' rents and profits of
his castles, shall answer to him without molestation of the said
James. Dated 7 December, 7 Henry VII. |
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Indenture between Thomas earl of Ormond and James Ormond,
whereby James, as deputy for the said earl in the counties of
Kylkenny and Tipperary, shall have, after the earl be paid, the
rents of his inheritance in Ireland, the residue of all such rents:
paying wages and fees as of old times accustomed: and receiving
the customary tallage of 'Kye' in the county of Ormond which the
late earls enjoyed: together with certain usage and custom in
times of war called the 'holding' of men to be led by him: and
James shall keep the said counties from burning, waste, overriding and invasion by wild Irish or other foes and will extend
his authority by reason of his commission not otherwise than
according to the words comprised therein, and after the true
intent thereof. Given 7 December, 7 Henry VII. English. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings,
7 December. |
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581 |
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Robert Wryght, to William Smyth, clerk of Coventry, Richard
Empson, William Cope and William Sandes, their heirs and assigns.
Gift by charter with warranty of the manor of Herleford, and of
all lands and tenements, rents, reversions and services lying in
the parish of Marlowe co. Buckingham. Witnesses: John
Cheyne, Robert Grey, John Dygnam, John Bolte, John Colard.
Dated Marlowe, 20 February, 7 Henry VII. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 20 February. |
