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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII: Volume 2, 1500-1509. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1963.

'Close Rolls, Henry VII: 1503-1505', in Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII: Volume 2, 1500-1509, (London, 1963) pp. 188-200. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/hen7/vol2/pp188-200 [accessed 23 April 2024]

1503-1505


	482

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	Indenture between Giles lord Daubeney, the king's chamberlain, Charles lord Herbert, Thomas Lovell knight, treasurer of the Household, and Edmund Dudeley and Henry Wyat esquires on the part of the king, and Richard earl of Kent executor of his father George late earl of Kent: whereas George bought from the king the wardship and marriage of Elizabeth daughter and heir of Edward Trussell esquire, Richard now gives it freely to the other parties to the king's use; and whereas he is indebted to the king in 2,500 m. on the surety of certain manors (as above, No. 473), the king pardons 1,000l. of this debt and grants terms for payment of the remaining 1,000 m., for which Richard binds himself in 1,000l.; if Elizabeth die within four years, a further 1,000l. shall be leviable from the said manors to the king's use. Sealed 29 May, 20 Henry VII. English.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 31 May.
	483
	Andrew Welle alias Wellys, to William Grene and Simon Molens professors of theology, Adam Facete, Roger Lewkens, (fn. 1) John Ernley, Richard Bramley clerk and Henry Jakson, their heirs and assigns. Charter confirming sale with warranty of crofts called 'Utterharneden, Innerharneden, Upperwode Crofte and Netherwode Crofte,' containing respectively 10 and 14 a. pasture and 18 and 16 a. land now held by John Colswayne in Hursley co. Southampton; appointment of Thomas Best and John Roys as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated 13 June, 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 14 June.
	484
	Memorandum of mainprise in Chancery on 11 June by Henry Noon of Schelfangger co. Norfolk, gentleman, and Geoffrey Kyng of Berkyng co. Essex, clerk, under pain of 100 m. each, for John White of Farndeston co. Suffolk, clerk, doctor of theology, and assumption by John, under pain of 200l., that he will be true in his allegiance (and will not leave the realm of England without special licence from the king). (fn. 2)
	Marginal note that this recognizance is vacated, as regards the cancelled clause, by warrant, 1 Henry VIII.
	485
	The like on 2 July by John Wymark of London, fuller, and William Twigge of Newington co. Middlesex, gentleman, under pain of 50 m. each for the allegiance of William Baskervile of Wellington co. Hereford, and assumption by Baskervile under pain of 100 m.
	486
July 25.	Recognizance for 20l. by Richard Samuell of Daventre co. Northampton, William Heydon of St. Giles in the Fields co. Middlesex, Reynold Grey of Copull co. Bedford and Edward Dixwell of Northamptonshire, gentlemen, to Richard Emson, James Hobert and John Husee knights to the king's use. Condition (English): two payments of 6l. 13s. 4d.
	Cancelled by warrant, 22 Henry VII.
	Membrane 10d.
	487
Jan. 12.	Two like recognizances for 40l. each and one for 50l. by Jasper Filoll of Pole co. Dorset, esquire, Reynold Filoll of London, gentleman, William Basse of London, 'vyntener' and John Rowelat of Pole, 'marchaunt.' Condition (English): two payments of 30l. and one of 40l. Signed: Coweley.
	Cancelled by warrant, 21 Henry VII.
	488
April 2.	Recognizance to the king for 100 m. by Thomas Trenchour knight vice Morgan Kidwelly knight deceased, late a mainpernor of Hugh Vaughan knight (lately called 'esquire'). Condition (English): Hugh to keep safely the castle of Mountorgill in Jersey.
	489
March 1.	Recognizance for 100 m. by Adam Penyngton of Stanesby co. Lincoln and Alfred Berwik of Bulcotys co. Nottingham, gentlemen, to Roger bishop of Carlisle and Robert Southwell knight to the king's use. Condition (English): two payments of 20l. 13s. 4½d. Signed: Waren.
	Cancelled by warrant, 21 Henry VII.
	490
April 5.	Recognizance to the king for 1,000l. by Randolph Brearton of Malpasse and John Warberton of Harley, both co. Chester, and Richard Cholmeley of Cotynghame co. York, knights, and Peter Dutton of Hatton co. Chester, esquire. Condition: Randolph to account faithfully as chamberlain of Chester and Flint, paying 40 m. a year for rents etc. to John Heron or other receiver appointed by the king, besides all moneys received by him from sheriffs, escheators, bailiffs errant, ringilds and other subordinate officials.
	491
	Memorandum of mainprise in Chancery on 16 May by William Bayte of St. Andrew Undershafte London, fuller, and John Asshe of St. Martin le Orgones, 'skynner,' under pain of 20l. each for William Summer of Gyldeford co. Surrey, yeoman, and assumption by Summer under pain of 40l. that he will be true in his allegiance, will appear before the king and Council when required and will not leave England without special licence.
	Membrane 11d.
	492
Feb. 18.	Five recognizances to the king for 600l. each by William archbishop of Canterbury and chancellor of England, John Yong, LL.D., his chancellor, Robert Wykes clerk, his steward, and John Millet, his receiver general. Condition (English): five payments of 532l 12s. down to Christmas 1509.
	First four cancelled by warrant, 21–24 Henry VII.
	493
Feb. 22. Abendon	Three like recognizances for 500l. each by Alexander abbot of St. Mary's Abendon, Thomas Fetyplace of Becott, knight, John Isbery of Lamborn, esquire, and John Audelet of Abendon, gentleman, all of Berkshire. Condition (English): one payment of 450 m. and two of 400 m. down to Christmas 1507.
	Cancelled by warrant, 21–23 Henry VII.
	494
	The like recognizances for 1,200 m. each by Francis Cheyne esquire (4 March), William Sandes knight (11 March), Richard Carewe knight (19 March) and Lorenzo Bonvice merchant of Luca (20 March). Condition (English): Lorenzo to pay 1,000 m. within 6 months of warning by letters missive or privy seal.
	Cancelled by warrant, 2 Henry VIII.
	495
June 22.	The like recognizance for 100l. by John Hosyer the younger, merchant of the staple of Calais. Condition (English): that John, having been licensed to go to Spain to levy certain debts of his creditors, 'exercise not ne in any wise occupie ne entermedle with any feate of merchaundise within thesaid reame of Spayne, Castell, Legions or Oragan etc. other than such merchaundisez as belong to the staple of Caleys.'
	Membrane 12d.
	496
	Indenture tripartite between Charles Somersett knight lord Herbert and Elizabeth his wife, and Sir Walter Herbert knight and lady Anne his wife, sister of the duke of Buckingham, witnessing agreement that William archbishop of Canterbury, Edward duke of Buckingham, Richard bishop of Winchester, Thomas marquess of Dorset, Harry earl of Northumberland, George earl of Shrewsbury, Richard earl of Kent, Thomas earl of Derby, Giles lord Daubeney, George Nevile knight lord Burgevenny, Sir Thomas Frowyk knight chief justice of the 'comen place,' Christopher Baynbrig master of the Rolls, Rees ap Thomas knight, John Kyngesmyle a justice of 'the same place,' Edmund Dudley esquire, William Grevill and William Cutlerd serjeants at law and Walter Rowdon shall recover the castle and manors of Raglond and Dyngstowe, which are pleadable at the common law, this present term of Easter, and the manors of Penrose, Millescourte and Raddewyke, pleadable in Wales, before St. James next, against Sir John Fyneux knight chief justice of the King's Bench and William Herbert of Troye, esquire the tenants, vouching the said Sir Walter, who shall vouch over Thomas Fysshe, who shall vouch over the said lord Herbert and lady Elizabeth, who shall vouch over a stranger according to the common voucher, to the use of Sir Walter and lady Anne and the heirs male of his body, without impeachment of waste during her life except voluntary waste in Raglond castle or manor place; if she die before him, he may appoint the premises for a jointure for life of any subsequent wife; if he die without heir male, then after his widow's death the recoverers shall stand seised to the use of lord and lady Herbert and her heirs. The third part of the indenture shall remain with the duke. Given 3 May, 20 Henry VII. English.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 5 May.
	497
	Acknowledgment by Richard Sidnour clerk, executor of John Arundell late bishop of Exeter, of receipt from Richard Redmayne bishop of Ely and Henry Dokett esquire of 200 m. due by reason of a bond for 200 m. in part payment of a larger sum due to the testator for dilapidation of the bishopric. Dated 31 May, 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 June.
	498
	Memorandum of delivery to John Trevethen as attorney of two writs, dated 23 and 28 June, to the sheriff of Suffolk ordering attachment of Robert Curson knight to appear in Chancery on the octave and quinzaine of Michaelmas respectively, on the oath of Walter Pulter and Baldwin Merwode respectively, testifying delivery to him of writs of summons for a day now past.
	Membrane 13d.
	499
June 25.	Recognizance to the king for 1,000 m. by Robert Clyfford knight and William Barlee of Albery, Thomas Barlee of Kimeton and Thomas Clyfford of Aspeden, esquires, all three of Hertfordshire. Condition (English): Robert to be true in his allegiance and appear before the king and Council within a month of warning.
June 16.	The like for 2,000l. by Henry lord Clyfford. Condition (English): Henry to keep the peace for himself and his servants, tenants and 'part takers,' especially towards Roger Tempest of Broughton and endeavour to bring before the king and his Council within 40 days such of his servants as were present at the late pulling down of Roger's place and house at Broughton.
	500
	Richard Stakhous of Holwey co. Middlesex, 'smyth,' son and heir of William Stakhous late of Rotestorth in Gegylswyk co. York, to Richard son and heir apparent of Richard Chewe of Nelesyng co. York, gentleman, his heirs and assigns. Charter confirming gift with warranty of a parcel of land in the field of Gegylswyk called 'le Croked Ryddyng' by Henyng which he inherited from his father; appointment of Alan Caterall esquire and William Preston as attorneys to convey seisin. Witnesses: Henry Clyfford esquire, master Christopher Baynebrigge clerk keeper of the Chancery Rolls, Thomas Tempest knight, William Clapham and William Westby esquires and many others. Dated 24 June, 20 Henry VII.
	The same, to the same. Release and quitclaim of the premises with warranty. Witnesses; William Clyfford esquire, Thomas Tempest knight, William Westby esquire and others. Dated 30 June, 20 Henry VIII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment of both writings, 20 July.
	Membrane 14d.
	501
	Thomas Fige late of Writtyll co. Essex, gentleman, who espoused Margaret a daughter and heir of Ralph Toppesfeld deceased, to Thomas Lucas gentleman, James Hobart and Robert Southwell knights, John Aleyn a baron of the Exchequer, Thomas Barnardeston esquire, William Eyer and Thomas Clerk, their heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim with warranty, to the use of Lucas and his heirs, of the manor of Geddyngis called 'Toppesfeld Maner' with 6 messuages, 200 a. land, 20 a. meadow, 100 a. pasture, 20 a. wood and 66s. 8d. rent in Little Saxham, Great Saxham, Rysby, Westley, Norton, Ikworth and Chevynton co. Suffolk with appurtenances, including liberty of a fold, late of Ralph or his father William Toppesfeld. Dated 14 July, 20 Henry VII.
	Joan Poley widow of Edmund Poley late of Badley co. Suffolk, gentleman, another daughter of Ralph Toppesfeld, to the same. The like release etc. Dated (as above).
	Alice Cok, widow, formerly wife of Ralph Toppesfeld, to the same. The like release etc. Dated (as above).
	Memoranda of acknowledgment, 16 July.
	502
	Edward Hylle, grocer of London, executor of Elizabeth Hylle widow and executrix of Thomas Hylle late alderman of London, to Joan Tylney widow and executrix of Ralph Tylney, grocer of London. Release and quitclaim of all actions etc. a principio mundi to date. Dated 23 Feb., 20 Henry VII.
	Ralph Lathum, goldsmith of London, to the same. The like release etc. Dated 16 April, 20 Henry VII.
	Memoranda of acknowledgment, 16 July.
	Membrane 15d.
	503
	William Boleyn knight, son and heir of Geoffrey Boleyn deceased, to Laurence Harryson prior of the church or priory of St. Mary and St. Thomas the Martyr of Newark (de Novo Loco) by Guldeford co. Surrey and the convent. Acknowledgment of receipt in the church of St. Mary Arches, London, of 460m. offered by Richard Fox bishop of Winchester for the exoneration and extinction of a yearly rent of 16l. granted by William Whalley late prior and the convent by a writing under their common seal and the seal of William bishop of Winchester, their founder and ordinary, to Geoffrey Boleyn father of William, Henry Frowyk, Thomas Boleyn clerk, Thomas Hoo esquire, Thomas Burgoyn of Cambridgeshire, gentleman, and John Sturgeon mercer of London and their heirs for ever for a competent sum paid to the use of their house, the rent being payable quarterly from the priory lands in the parishes of St. Mary Arches, St. Mary Abchurche, St. Mary Somerset, St. Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street (in Veteri Piscaria), St. Stephen de Walbroke, Holy Trinity, Little (Parvi) St. Nicholas Coldeabbey, St. Peter in Westchepe, St. Giles without Crepulgate and elsewhere in London and the suburbs. Dated 7 May, 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 May.
	504
	Thomas Broke esquire, son and heir apparent of John Broke knight lord of Cobham, to John Broke gentleman, his heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim with warranty of a house with garden adjacent in Taunton and all his lands etc. in Cumpton Durvile, Sevyngton Mary and Sevyngton Denys within Southpederton co. Somerset, except the 4 a. land in Sevyngton Denys that are held of the king. Dated 20 Feb., 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 July.
	Membrane 16d.
	1504.
	505
	Robert Wittilbery esquire and Anne his wife, to William Fitz William and John Skevington of London, merchants. Acknowledgment of receipt at the font of St. Paul's cathedral between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. of 100l. in part payment of 400l. due by recognizance and indenture (No. 263). Dated 29 Sept., 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 31 October.
	506
	'To all true men in Criste to whome this present writing shall come. For asmoche as it is meritorye to bere witnes in a thing of trought, knowe ye me Robert Baker of Godstone in the Countie of Surr' inholder for trougth as I shall answer afore God to recorde that I was present with dyvers other persones in the moneth of May in the viijth yere of oure souveraigne lord that nowe is when William at Lee sone and heire of Richard at Lee of Wolkestede in the Countie of Surr' had possession delyverd to hym by a dede made by Nicholas Gaynesford and John Fenner feoffies of trust with other to the said Richard in the Lee place at Wolkestede for all his landes and tenementes in Wolkested, Tanrigge, Blechynglee and Oxested in the Countie of Surr', which the said Nicholas Gaynesford and John Fenner had with other of the gieft and feoffement of the said Richard at Lee as by the dedis thereof made playnly it appereth. And then and there furthwith the said William at Lee saide: "Nowe I have that I never had," and toke the door by the ryng and delyverd possession to Robert Woneham and saide: "Robert, nowe thou shalt have this with all other landes and tenementes aforeseid to the and to thyne heires for ever." And soo from that day to this day the said Robert Woneham, and such as he hath made and caused to be made feoffementes unto of the said Lee place with all the appurtynaunces and an other tenement called Stratton with all the appurtynaunces in the parisshes of Wolkested and Tanrigge aforesaid, have had peasible possession and enjoyed the same unto the day of the making of thies presentes. And that is well knowen by all the inhabitauntes in both the said parisshes. In witnes wherof to this my present writing I have set my seale the viijth day of Novembre the xxth yere of the reigne of Kyng Henry after the conquest of Englond the vijth.'
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 November.
	1503.
	507
	John Wattes, brother and heir of Robert Wattys late clothier of London, to John Yong clerk, Thomas Marowe, John Kyngesmyll serjeant at law, Edmund Dudley esquire, Nicholas Warham, John Gardyner and John Aylove, their heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim with warranty, to the use of John Yong, his heirs and assigns, and for a sum paid by him, of a messuage, a cottage, 300 a. land, 100 a. pasture, 12 a. meadow, 8 a. heath and 100 a. wood in Bradfeld co. Berks, which they hold by demise of John Gawesein. Dated 2 Dec., 19 Henry VII.
	1504.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 6 September this year.
	John Gawesein to the same, at the instance of Anne and John Wattis executors of the said Robert, and also of John brother and heir of Robert. Charter confirming gift with warranty to the above use of the premises, which he with the said John and Robert recovered in Trinity term, 15 Henry VII, against Christopher and John Jacobbe; appointment of Thomas More and John Cooke gentlemen as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated at Bradfeld, 30 Nov., 19 Henry VII.
	1504.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 September this year.
	1505.
	508
	Thomas Rugelee of Hakesyerd co. Stafford, gentleman, to Nicholas Meverell gentleman. Bond in 300l. payable at St. John Baptist next. Dated 29 April, 20 Henry VII. Condition (English): obedience to the award of Sir William Hody knight, chief baron of the Exchequer, and John Kyngesmylle a justice of the Common Pleas, arbiters indifferently chosen between them, upon the possession of lands late of Richard Norman, late of the Bolde co. Stafford, and any matters at variance between the parties, provided that it is made and delivered to them in writing within 20 days of St. Peter ad Vincula next.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 28 (sic) April.
	Membrane 17d.
	509
	Indenture between Charles Somersette knight lord Herbert and Elizabeth lady Herbert his wife, daughter and heir to William late earl of Huntingdon, and Sir Walter Herbert knight, brother to the said late earl. Whereas the earl held the castles and lordship of Swannesey in Gower, the lordships and manors of Kylwey, Crekehowell, Tretour, Englisshe Talgarthe, Lantilio in Grosemonde and Wysham, both within Monmoth lordship, Mayndefe in Burgevenny lordship, the castle and lordships of Cheppestowe and Tydenham, Raglond, Dyngstowe, Penrose, Millescourte and Radwyke and divers other lordships and manors in Wales and the march, which have now descended to lady Elizabeth, it is agreed that Sir Walter and dame Anne his wife before St. James the Apostle next shall quitclaim them to lord Herbert and lady Elizabeth and her heirs; thereafter lord Herbert and lady Elizabeth shall make estate to Sir Walter of Chespestowe and Tydenham for life without impeachment of waste, with reversion to the grantors; likewise they shall make estate to eight persons, four to be named by either party, of Raglond, Dyngstowe, Penrose, Millescourte and Radwike to the use of Walter and Anne and the heirs male of his body, with a life interest to any future wife to whom he may wish to assign a jointure, with remainder in default of such issue to lord Herbert and lady Elizabeth and her heirs. Given 5 March, 20 Henry VII. English.
	William archbishop of Canterbury, Richard bishop of Winchester, Richard earl of Kent, Giles Daubney of Daubney, George Nevele of Burgevenny, John Fyneux and Thomas Frowyk knights, Edmund Dudley esquire, Thomas Rothale clerk, Christopher Baynbrigge clerk, George Manners knight, John More and William Cutlerd serjeants at law, William Herbert of Troy esquire, John Newdegate and Thomas Pygot, to the said Walter Herbert. Charter confirming livery for life of Chepstowe castle and Chepstowe and Tydenham manors with advowsons, liberties, markets, fisheries etc., which they recovered against him in Easter term, 20 Henry VII, with remainder as above; appointment of Thomas Bowleas knight, John ap Thomas ap David ap Jankyn, John Hughis and Robert Hatton as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated 3 May, 20 Henry VII.
	Memoranda of acknowledgment of both writings, 8 May.
	Membrane 18d.
	510
	Margaret Balon, widow of John Balon late of Bekensfeld co. Buckingham, chapman, to William Bulstrode of London, esquire, his heirs and assigns. Indenture of bargain and sale for 10 m. of her interest in a 'mease' called Wyllies Hylle in Bekensfeld with appurtenances which John gave to William by his last will; estate to be made and evidences delivered as required. Given 21 Jan., 20 Henry VII. English.
	The same, to the same. Bond in 40l. for performance. Dated (as above). Signed: Percy.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment of both writings, 21 January.
	511
	Thomas Tueslay gentleman, to John Westbroke gentleman. Writing confirming gift of a yearly rent of 10s. issuing from a messuage and lands called 'Drake lond' in Godalmyng co. Surrey; with clause of distress and penalty of 20s. Dated 2 July, 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 2 July.
	Membranes 19d and 20d.
	1503.
	512
	Indenture tripartite witnessing the last will of dame Mabel Dacre widow of Sir Humphrey late lord Dacre knight: with all the issues etc. of the lands specified in a deed of feoffment (No. 455) there shall be found an able and honest priest to sing and say divine service in the monastery of Lanercorft for ever; the first priest to be appointed by herself, his successors by her son Thomas now lord Dacre and his heirs holding the castle and lordship of Naward or (in case of minority or default for other cause) by the prior of Carlisle and his successors; the office to be voided by acceptance of another benefice or salary, by departure or absence for more than 40 days in the year without reasonable cause, or by continued misconduct after warning by the said prior; the priest to say mass daily at the altar of the Trinity, and at the first lavatory of every mass to say the 'spalme' De profundis with versicles, orisons and collects thereto belonging, rehearsing these words in English: 'for the gud estate and prousperite of Dame Mabell lady Dacre Foundres of this Chaunterie, Sir Humfrey Dacre late lord Dacre and of Gillesland her late husbond, there faders, moders and children soules, the soules of al the benefactours of this Chaunterie and of all Cristen soules'; placebo, dirige and morrow mass to be said daily for a year after her death, with a Saynt Gregory Trentall in the utas of principal feasts, and thereafter weekly; once a year, on the Monday after Trinity, they shall be said by the prior and convent and other secular priests to the number of thirteen in all, on payment, from the chantry priest's salary of 8d. to the prior, 4d. each to other priests, 2d. to the clerk of the choir and 6d. for ringing the bell; like payment of 3s. 4d. to be made to the Friars Minors of Carlisle for like service; this ordinance to be named 'Mabelles Chaunterie'; the last four survivors of the sixteen feoffees (as in No. 455) shall enfeoff other twelve to be named by the prior of Carlisle and his successors, and so on for ever; the three parts of their indenture and of the deed to remain with Thomas Parre of Kendal and his heirs and the priors of Lanercoft and Carlisle. Sealed (as No. 455) by Robert Sewell, 20 Dec., 19 Henry VII. English.
	The same Mabel, to George lord Fitzhugh, etc. (duplicate of No. 455).
	1505.
	Memoranda of acknowledgment of both writings, 9 January this year, before Simon prior of St. Mary's Carlisle by virtue of a writ of dedimus potestatem.
	Membrane 21d.
	1504.
	513
	Edmund Carewe, John Speke and Amyas (Amisius) Paulet knights, William Carent and John More of Colompton, esquires, John Skewys and John Pole, to Giles lord Daubney, Henry his son and heir apparent and the heirs male of Giles' body. Writing quadripartite indented confirming livery of the manors of South Peret co. Dorset and North Peret and Pepilpen co. Somerset, with advowsons etc., wherewith John Byconell knight enfeoffed them together with the said Giles, William Hody chief baron of the Exchequer and others now deceased for the fulfilment of his last will, to the uses and with the remainders there specified (fn. 3); appointment of Robert More esquire and Richard Harvy as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated 22 Nov., 20 Henry VII.
	Memoranda of acknowledgment by Skewys and Pole on 4 February in Chancery and by the others on 3 January before Thomas abbot of Forde by virtue of a writ of dedimus potestatem.
	Membrane 22d.
	514
	Thomas Bassyngbourne esquire, to John Wollaston clerk, etc. Release and quitclaim as above (Nos. 472, 475). Dated 20 May, 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 23 May.
	515
July 23.	Four recognizances for 20l. each by William Brereton of Brewerton and Robert Nedeham of Cranage, both co. Chester, and Ralph Hulme of Manchester co. Lancaster, gentlemen, to Edmund Dudley, James Hobert, Richard Empson, John Husee and Thomas Lucas, to the king's use. Condition (English): four payments of 20 m., down to Martinmas 1507.
	Cancelled by warrant.
	Membrane 23d.
	1504.
	516
	Thomas Braymonger, to Laurence Aylmer and others named in a charter of 18 Nov. (No. 402). Release and quitclaim with warranty of the lands and tenements there specified. Dated 20 Nov., 20 Henry VII.
	Indenture of sale of the premises. Given 17 Nov., 20 Henry VII. English.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment of both writings, 20 November.
	Membrane 24d.
	517
Dec. 10.	Three recognizances for 40 m. each by Robert Sheffeld knight, Alan Hoberd 'taillour' and John Hubberd 'mercer,' all of London, and Thomas Billesby of Billesby co. Lincoln, gentleman, to James Hobert etc. (as in No. 515) to the king's use. Condition (English): three payments of 20l. down to Pentecost 1506.
	Cancelled by warrant.
	518
	Memorandum of assumption in Chancery on 9 Dec. by William Willoughby knight lord of Willoughby under pain of 100l. for his appearance in Chancery on the quinzaine of Martinmas next to answer what shall there be objected; meanwhile he and his servants will refrain from damaging any of the king's people.
	Cancelled by letters of the signet addressed to Thomas Waren, a Chancery clerk, on 12 Dec. this year.
	519
Dec. 4.	Recognizance to the king for 200l. by Roger Fenwike of Wallyngton, Gawin Ogle of Chapyngton and George Mustians of Bayrmore, esquires, and Robert Musgrave of Bawenebrough, gentleman, all of Northumberland. Condition (English): Roger to pay on 15 March next 40l. of arrears due for his keeping of the lands in the king's hand by the idiocy of one Henry Fenwike.
	520
	Writing of Emma Broun widow, desiring Robert Clifford and William Say knights, Thomas Blakney gentleman, Henry Blakney, Thomas West, William Blakney the elder and Nicholas Geffrey to release to William Warham archbishop of Caunturbury their interest in a messuage etc. in St. Albans (as in No. 460) late of Edmund Spendelowe, sometime her husband, of which they were seised together with her to her use. Sealed 7 Nov., 20 Henry VII. English.
	The same Emma, to the same archbishop. Release and quitclaim of the premises, with warranty against Thomas abbot of St. Albans and his successors. Dated 6 Nov., 20 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 November.
	Membrane 25d.
	521
	Richard Fitz Lowys knight, to Thomas Lucas gentleman, James Hobart and Robert Suthwell knights, John Aleyn baron of the Exchequer, Thomas Barnardeston esquire, William Eyere and Thomas Clerk, their heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim to the use of Lucas, his heirs and assigns, with warranty against William abbot of Bury St. Edmunds and his successors, of the manors of Saxham Parva, Largis, Gracis and Coldhall, with lands, liberties of fold etc. in Saxham Magna and Parva, Ikworth, Fornham Omnium Sanctorum, Westle, Hornyngesherth Magna and Parva and Rysby co. Suffolk, late of Robert or Thomas Hethe esquires. Dated 30 Nov., 20 Henry VII.
	1505.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 6 May.