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Dec. 11.
Nottingham. |
Richard de Rothyng, fripperer (philipparius) of London, acknowledges
that he owes to Robert de Wodehouse, clerk, 40l.; to be levied, in default
of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Kent. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
Dec. 18.
Nottingham. |
Hugh Damesone of Notingham acknowledges that he owes to William de
Herlaston, clerk, 8l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Nottingham. |
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Roger de Akeovere acknowledges that he owes to Walter de Lincoln of
Notingham 4 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Stafford. |
Dec. 24.
Nottingham. |
John de Rithre acknowledges that he owes to the king 300l.; to be
levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. York. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
Dec. 20.
Nottingham. |
John de Thynden, clerk, has letters to the abbot and convent of Croyland
to receive the pension due to one of the king's clerks by reason of the new
creation of the abbot. |
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Membrane 22d. |
Nov. 25.
Bassingburn. |
John son of William de Wanetyng' acknowledges that he owes to Richard
le Cleet of Chepynglamborn 100l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of
his lands and chattels in co. Berks. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
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William de Bradshagh, knight, acknowledges that he owes to Robert de
Haliwell, clerk, 100s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. Lancaster. |
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Roger le Barber of Sandhoton puts in his place Hugh de Ebor[aco],
clerk, and Simon Kyngeson to prosecute a recognisance for 5 marks made
to him by William Roseles. |
Dec. 22.
Nottingham. |
Richard de Ryboef and William de Holyns of Stretton acknowledge that
they owe to Walter de Lincoln of Notingham 10l.; to be levied, in default
of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. Derby. |
Dec. 22.
Nottingham. |
William de Berlay acknowledges that he owes to William de Ayremynne,
clerk, 200 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in co. York.—William de Herlaston received the acknowledgment. |
Dec. 18.
Nottingham. |
To Robert de Kendale, constable of Dover castle and warden of the
Cinque Ports, or to him who supplies his place. Order to cause diligent
search to be made in all ports and places within his bailiwick of all persons
coming into England from parts beyond sea, and to arrest all letters of a
suspicious nature and their bearers, sending such letters to the king with
all speed and causing the bearers to be kept safely until further orders, as
the king is given to understand that many letters prejudicial to him and his
crown are being brought into the realm notwithstanding his late orders to
the said warden and other keepers of ports to cause search to be made for
such letters. By K. |
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[Fœdera.] |
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The like to the following: |
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The mayor and sheriffs of London. |
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The bailiffs of Bristol. |
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The bailiffs of Southampton. |
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The bailiffs of Portesmuth. |
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The sheriff of Southampton. |
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The sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. |
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The sheriff of Devon. |
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The sheriff of Cornwall. [Ibid.] |
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Membrane 21d. |
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Assignment of dower of the manor of Wroxhale, co. Somerset, made to
Eleanor, late the wife of Ralph de Gorges, by the king's escheator, on
1 March, 17 Edward II., by virtue of the king's writ. These are assigned
to her, for her dower of the chief messuage, a messuage at Burton wherein
are situate a hall with a chamber, a barn, a cow-house, a stable, a barn, and
a gate with a chamber above it, the easements whereof are not extended
because they are worth nothing beyond reprises. There are also assigned
to her a dovecot at Burton, worth 4s. yearly; a garden at Burton, worth
half a mark yearly. There are also assigned to her 198½ acres of land of
the demesne lands of the manor, of the yearly value of 72s. 0¾d., whereof
43½ acres and 1 rood lie at Burton in the cultura near Barewe Westeleyes
and Munecheneorchard, price 1d. an acre; in the cultura called
Wowethere, Shrubbetheslade, and La Grove 28 acres, price 2d. an acre;
in the cultura of Bradefurlang 6 acres, price 3d. an acre; in the cultura
Bynitheton 28 acres, price 5d. an acre; in the cultura of Westfeld and Northfeld at Burton 69 acres, price 6d. an acre; and in Lupe[y]atefeld at Wroxhale 24½ acres and 1 rood, price 8d. an acre. There are also assigned to her
26 acres of meadow and a rood, of the yearly value of 46s. 1d., to wit at
Burton in Langemede and Burtoneham 19 acres and 1 rood, price 20d. an
acre, and in Bineswell and Foullewellesmode 7 acres, price 2s. an acre.
There are also assigned to her 58½ acres of pasture, of the yearly value of
26s. 5d., whereof 23 acres, price 6d. an acre, lie in Burton Wode and
La More outside the park, 13½ acres, price 8d. an acre, in La Hame near
Le Mullehous, 5 acres in Shortemore, price 4d. an acre, 17 acres, price 3d.
an acre, in Radingrovecroft and Sharpecroft. There are also assigned to
her 38 acres of wood and a rood, of the yearly value of 3s. 10d., consisting
of 9½ acres of alderholt in Burtonewode, 6 acres of spinny (spineti) in the
grove (grava) Boneden, 3 roods of spinny in Radingrove, 8 acres of spinny
in three groves near Godingeshous, and 14 acres of small alderholt in the
moor (mora) without the park. There are also assigned to her 11 acres of
heath and reeds (jaonibus), of the yearly value of 3s. 4d. There are also
assigned to her 6l. 7s. 5d. of yearly rent from the following free tenants:
Thomas de Bernewode 13s. 4d., Thomas Fraunkelayn 7d., John le Frensh
9s., Thomas Neel 5s., Thomas Gatecombe 10s., Laurence the clerk 7s. 6d.,
Richard Galopyn 9s., Robert le Frensh 3s., Walter atte Mulle 12s., Richard
Galopyn aforesaid 2s., John Jacob 6s. 8d., William le Smyth 8s. 6d., Adam
Chaumpion 5s. 3d., Simon de la Torelle 7d., Richard Bodynet 8s., William
Berde 24s., Walter de Stabrichull 3s. There are also assigned to her
16l. 13s. 9¾d. of yearly rent and service from the following villeins: Roger
Herdw[ich] 12s. 4½d., [ ] atte Welle 12s. 4½d., William Herdewich
12s. 4½d., Thomas Upehull 12s. 4½d., Ralph atte Lupe[y]ate 12s. 1d., John
atte Mulle 6s. 10¾d., Robert Berd 7s. 1d., Adam Smuddyng 7s. 1d., John
Rogers 5s. 0½d., Simon de Glaston' 4s. 2d., Adam Gynegone 4s., Edith Nel
3s. 2d., William Chark 2s., Hawisia Chark 5s. 2d., John Housewif 3s. 8d.,
John Tracy 23s. 7½d., Roger de Kenecote 21s. 8d., Eva in la More 22s. 8d.,
Richard de Berehull 15s. 6½d., John Estovere 15s., John le Kyng of
Naillesy 21s. 8d., Edward atte Lupe[y]ate 8s. 1d., Walter Wodeward 9s. 1½d.,
Robert Gocelyn 8s. 1d., Nicholas de Cutelbrigg 8s. 0¼d., William Crosman
9s. 0¼d., William atte Lane 8s. 4¾d., William Mariot 10s., 10d., John Berd
10s. 3½ d., John atte Nass[he] 10s. 3½d., John atte Pyle 10s. 4d., Edith
Genyng' 2s. 5d., Eva atte Merssh 2s. 9¾d., Nicholas Gocelyn 22¾d., Edith
Litelfoghel 21¾d., William Godefray 6d., John Wodeward 14d., John
Peytevyn 9d. In witness whereof the seal of the escheator and the seal of
Robert de Duddel, Eleanor's attorney appointed by her letters patent to receive the assignment of dower, are put to this indenture. Dated at Wroxhale, the day and year aforesaid. |
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Assignment of dower of the lands of the aforesaid Ralph in the manor of
Braunton, co. Devon, made to the said Eleanor by the escheator on
20 March 17 Edward II., by virtue of the king's writ. There are assigned
to her, for her dower of the chief messuage, a barn excepting the granary
and chamber on the west, a little house covered with straw lying before
the door of the barn, with the site of the barton the length of the said
barn, the easements whereof are not extended because they are worth
nothing beyond reprise. There are also assigned to her a part of the
garden near the said little house, the boundary of which part extends from
the east corner of the said barn to a marked ashtree on the south of the
ditch of the said garden; a garden near the mill, worth 9d. yearly; a third
of the yearly profit of the water-mill, which profit is worth 5s. yearly.
There are assigned to her 26½ acres of arable land of the demesne lands, of
the yearly value of 16s. 2d., consisting of an acre in the cultura Underfayrlinch in two parcels, price 4d., 1 acre in the cultura at Schorteland,
1 acre in the cultura at Le Aliene, 2 acres in two parcels in the cultura of
Myddelforlong, 3 acres in four parcels on La Merlane, price 6d. an acre,
3 acres in four parcels in the cultura under La Morlane, 1 acre in the
cultura Bysoutheye, 1 acre in the cultura Bywestegreneweye, 1 acre in the
cultura Byestgreneweye, 1 acre in the cultura Bywestestriclane, the two
most southern acres in the cultura at La Putte, 2 acres in two parcels
in the cultura Byestecharthurn, 2 acres in the cultura Bywestelathurn,
1 acre in the cultura at La Crofta, 1 acre in the cultura on Smerham, half
an acre in the cultura at La Longeland, 1 acre in the cultura Byestesmaleweye, 1 acre in the cultura at La Cok, 1 acre in the cultura called
'Stonacre,' price 8d. an acre. There are also assigned to her half an
acre of meadow, of the yearly value of 8d.; the middle close of pasture in
the park, worth 12d. yearly; a third of the easements of a water called
'Le Mere,' which is not extended because it is worth nothing, except for
the feeding of swans. There is also assigned to her a third of all the profits, pleas, and perquisites of the court to be held yearly in common by the
common stewards, to be levied yearly by the common bailiffs. There are
also assigned to her 47s. of yearly rent from the following free customarytenants: Geoffrey de Nywton 8s., Walter Uppehill and his tenants 4s.,
Robert Courteys 2s., Thomas Th[ure]ward 18d., Adam Thureward 18d.,
Elias Hervy 4s., Helewysia de Halsangre 4s., William Symund 4s., Thomas
son of Richard Symund 4s., Roisia la Webba 4s., Dionis[ia] Chaunterel 4s.,
Roger Thurgod 2s., John atte Welle 4s. There are also assigned to her
70s. 1d. of yearly rent from the following free tenants for life: John
Dunys 6s. 6d., John the cook (coquo) 2s., Thomas Toghta 2s., Adam
Hyna 12s., Richard Taillour 5s., Thomas Wek 2s. 7d., Laurence Bata 9s.,
Richard Loveryng 6s. 4d., Thomas Thureward 4s., Thomas Hathy 4s.,
Robert Broun 4s., Thomas Loth 3s., Philip Wek 3s. 6d., Geoffrey de
Neuweton 5s. 11d., Robert Abra. . 1d., William Thureward 1d., Robert
Templ', 1d. In witness whereof the seal of the escheator and the seal of
John Devereus, Eleanor's attorney to receive her dower, are appended to
this indenture. Dated at Braunton, the day and year aforesaid. |
Dec. 29.
Nottingham. |
Richard de Halum of Notyngham acknowledges that he owes to William
de Herlaston, clerk, 6 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his
lands and chattels in co. Nottingham. |
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Cancelled on payment. |
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John, abbot of Wellebek, acknowledges, for himself and convent, that he
owes to Adam de Brom, clerk, 20 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. Nottingham. |
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Note of payment of 10 marks, acknowledged by Adam on 23 May. |
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Roger le Botyller of Stok acknowledges that he owes to Richard de
Wylughby, the younger, 20l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of
his lands and chattels in co. Nottingham. |
