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Sept. 3.
Windsor. |
To John de Shordich and Robert Houel. Order not to intermeddle
with the corn or animals granted to Henry de Valoynes, sometime steward
of the lands of Thomas, earl of Norfolk, and marshal of England, which
the earl granted to him for his good service on 3 February last, in his
manor of Doverecourt, from Michaelmas last, until Michaelmas following,
as the king has learned that John and Robert have taken the goods and
chattels of the earl into the king's hands, by reason of a commission
to take them. By letter of the keeper. |
Sept. 3.
Windsor. |
To the treasurer and chamberlains. Order to receive from Anthony
Bache, 600 marks in coin, and the king's letters obligatory under the
coket seal to divers foreign merchants for 400 marks, for a certain loan
of goods and merchandise taken out of the realm, made to Anthony, and
to cause payment or an assignment for 1,000 marks to be made to
Anthony. By the keeper. |
Sept. 2.
Windsor. |
To the sheriff of Hereford. Order to pay to Matilda, countess of
Ulster, 16l. 13s. 4d., in part payment of 150l. which are in arrear to
her for Easter term last, of those 300l., which she receives yearly of the
king, to wit, 100 marks for her dower in Ireland, and 100l. for the maintenance of Elizabeth, her daughter. The king has ordered Richard de
Welles, chamberlain of South Wales, to pay her 57l. 6s. 8d. |
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By bill of the treasurer. |
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Mandate in pursuance to the chamberlain of South Wales. |
Sept. 2.
Windsor. |
To the collectors in the port of Southampton of the custom of wool,
hides, and wool-fells, and of the subsidy granted to the king. Repetition
of an order to pay 1,000l. to Michael Mynyot, the king's butler [as at
page 423 above], which they have not cared to obey, so that the
king may not punish them as disobedient, and the king wishes the
other part of the seal called coket to remain in their custody under the
seal of Peter de Pakenham, Michael's attorney, so that it shall not be
opened without his being present until the 1,000l. have been paid, and
if they have received anything of the custom and subsidy from the time
of the first writ, to deliver it to Michael, or his attorney. By C. |
Sept. 5.
Windsor. |
To the collectors in co. Huntingdon of the triennial tenth and fifteenth
lately granted by the community of the realm. Order to pay to Richard
de la Pole, citizen of London, 400l., in part payment of 433l. 6s. 8d., in
which the king is bound to him for 100 tuns of Gascon wine bought from
him by the king's order, by Michael Mynyot, the king's butler, as
appears by the king's letters obligatory to Richard. |
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By bill of the treasurer. |
Sept. 8.
Windsor. |
To William Trussel, escheator this side Trent. Order to pay to Walter
de Weston, clerk of the king's works in the Tower of London, 30l., upon
his expenses in repairing the walls of the Tower, and the making springalds, bows, cross-bows (balistarum), and other things necessary for the
defence of the Tower, which sum the king ordered to be delivered to
Walter by the treasurer and chamberlains, and which is not paid to him
as may fully appear by a bill of the treasurer delivered in chancery. |
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By bill of the treasurer. |
Sept. 8.
Windsor. |
To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer, and to the chamberlains.
Order not to pay any fees to the king's ministers by writs of liberate, although these writs are brought to them, nor cause any fees of the ministers
to be allowed until they have received other mention by the king's writs,
as the king is incurring great expenses for the defence of the realm, and to
recover the rights of his crown, and as all ought to assist in this, he has
ordained, with the assent of the council, that the yearly fees of all
ministers which are received and allowed at the exchequer, and other
payments by writs of liberate, shall cease unless some of the ministers
are so needy that they cannot manage without this, and that the money
shall be converted in the meantime in aid of supporting the said charges. |
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By K. |
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Et erat dupplicatum. |
Aug. 11.
Kennington. |
To the collectors of the custom of wool in the port of London. Order
to deliver 200 sacks, and 4 cloves of the king's wool in co. Surrey, collected and delivered to them, to Master Paul de Monte Florum, the
king's clerk, or to William Potente, chaplain, his attorney, in part payment of 2,000 sacks which the king granted to him to take to parts
beyond, without paying any customs or subsidy thereon, in part satisfaction of divers great sums which he has lent to the king in parts beyond
the sea, and to permit him to lade the sacks and cloves by his attorney,
in the king's ships, without paying custom or subsidy, and to take them
to the said parts. By p.s. [11284.] |
Sept. 5.
Windsor. |
To the taxers and collectors of the triennial tenth and fifteenth in co.
Hertford. Order to pay to Dinus Forcetti, Peter Byne, and his fellows,
merchants of the society of the Bardi, 500l., in part payment of 1,000l.
which William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, paid for the king's
secret affairs in part beyond the sea, and which the merchants promised
to pay to the earl for the king. By bill of the treasurer. |
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The like to the taxers and collectors in co. Bedford, to pay the remaining 500l. to the merchants. |
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Membrane 12. |
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Enrolment of tripartite indenture of assignment made before the
escheator this side Trent, between Joan late the wife of Robert, son of
Walter, eldest sister and heir of John de Multon of Egremond, tenant
in chief, and Walter de Bermyngham and Elizabeth his wife, second
sister and heir, and Thomas de Lucy and Margaret his wife, third sister
and heir, witnessing that the following lands are assigned to Joan, by
virtue of a writ directed to the escheator: a share in the manor of Flete,
to wit, the east part with the grange and other houses containing 9½
acres, 7 perches, with entry at the east gate; also at that gate 5 acres,
also in Gardenerescroft, 12 acres; also of land of Holmes, with the site
of that manor, 9 acres under the manor; also under the manor of Flete
on the south side, 24 acres; also in Wollecroft, 12 acres; also of Cadewoldes, near the messuage of Thomas atte Stowe, 4 acres; in the
middle of Muxeflete, 16 acres with free ingress and egress at
the side, of 20 feet by the bank from Hergate bridge to the
ditch of the sea; in Westnewelond, 23 acres on the east; in le
Ockewode, 4 acres with free ingress and egress at the side of
20 feet beyond the acre under le Ockewode at the north head; in
Cadwoldeslond, near the land of Humphrey de Lutelbers, 5 acres with free
ingress and egress of Bretlondeslond, up to the said land; of Cadewoldes
at the west head of that land, 3 roods; of the land of Master Hugh under
Newedych, 2 acres; a mill called Kirkemell with the reversion of 4 acres
of land which Thomas Laxman holds for life. Meadow: 10 acres on the
south of Marchedik; in Calfholm, 6½ acres on the west with free ingress
and egress del Coteyherd as far as the said meadow at the side of 20 feet;
in Gonesmedwe 7 acres on the east with free ingress and egress beyond
the bank to the highway; in le Frith 5 acres 1 rood 13 perches, and a
third part of a parcel of meadow with a sheepfold thereon on the south;
in Wylnpark, 12½ acres on the south. Pasture: in Hocketosrigges, 8
acres; Fletewode, 93 acres as is estimated in the middle part and 1½
acres of Goselyneslond; a third part of all enclosures from Loveresdyk to
Prioursmore on the south, containing by estimate 88 acres; in le Newefen,
an old sheepfold with garden and 40 acres of moor and pasture in the
middle part, with free entry and exit to the common drain, and with
20 acres of meadow called le Suthmedwe, with entry and exit, with straw
and corn to the common, with 3 acres of pasture which belonged to
Thomas son of Gerard; a moiety of Hallemersh on the east, containing
by estimate 19 acres, with entry and exit beyond le Crendyl. Note that
le Bardyk between Holbech and Neweson is a common way and pasture
for all parceners and is repaired in common. Areas and woods: 2 acres
which belonged to Thomas atte Fendyk; 1 acre of Cokys and Spornes.
Free tenants: Sir Serlo de Rochford holds 3 acres 3 roods of Clotislond,
and renders yearly 3s. 1½d.; William son of Hugh Clerk, holds Hilmannislond, part of Cloteslond, part of Spencereslond, Castelcroft,
Putholm, the land under Satirdaidik, Curtislond and 8 acres of Nelislond
and renders 11s. 8¾d.; and he and his parceners give ½d. to ward for
Spencereslond, ½d. for Castelcroft and Putholm, and ½d. for Cloteslond;
Laurence de Flete holds divers messuages and places and free entry by a
drain of Putellisplace, the land which belonged to Peter Loverdyseye,
the land which belonged to John son of Ralph in Gosseholm, and 77½
acres of his own land, and that of his tenants, 27s. 8½d., and he gives for
half a bovate of Nigel de Flete, 1d. to ward, and he and his parceners give
½d. at ward for the quarter of Roger Malter; Roger de Flete holds a
part of the land of Holmys, and 28½ acres of land in Newmarsh, 13s. 1½d.
and a pound of cinnamon and ¾d. to ward for Holmeslond; John de Flete
holds 3 acres of land, 18d.; John Forester holds 14 acres 1 rood with a
messuage, 2s. 10d.; the same John for the land of Roger son of Giles,
8d., and he and his parceners for the quarter of Geoffrey Kynnessone, ½d.
to ward; Simon de Creyk for part of a plot which belonged to William
de Gedeneye and 26 acres 1 rood of land, 7s. 3½d. and ½d. to ward for the
land which belonged to John Page; Robert de Hawe for the land of
Frebody Randolfs and Dykelyns, 3s. 3½d.; Thomas de Bernewelle for
7 acres of land in Froskelake, 3s. 6d.; John son of Simon holds 8 acres
of his quarter, 5s. 1d. and 1d to forinsec service; Ralph de Gedeneye,
chaplain, holds a messuage and land Randolfs in Goseholm, 2s. 6¾d.;
Robert his brother holds 2 acres of Randolfs, 1½d.; William Pynder,
chaplain, for part of a messuage of Roger Lombard, 2s. 6d. and a pound
of pepper; Thomas Ray for a messuage and 2½ acres of land, 2½d.; the
same Thomas for Parkereslond, 2s. 6d.; Geoffrey son of Hugh de Linton
for part of 2 messuages, 3s. 9¼d.; Robert Doddyng holds 2 plots of land,
3s. 3½d.; Margaret Deye holds 15 acres 1 rood of land with messuage,
6s. and gives ½d. to ward for Gyons and 1/8d. for Cokis; Robert Chaungel
holds a plot and 1½ acres of land, 2s. 2¾d. and a dozen girdles;
Alexander Ingram holds 3 acres of land, 23d.; Robert Aleyn and Simon
Gernoun hold a messuage, 3d.; Geoffrey Turboys for a plot, 5¼d.; Joceus
Benne for a wood of Reginald Kyng, a bushel of salt; the heirs of Roger
de Bliton for part of Milnecroft, 3d.; John de Tyryngton, the elder, for
1 acre and a messuage, 3d.; the wife of Roger son of Ranulph, for the
moiety of her wood, 2 bushels of great salt and one of little; Richard
de Creyk for a messuage and 14 acres of land, 9s. 5¼d.; and he and his
parceners for Forestercroft, 1½d. to ward; Juliana de Welleby for the
land which belonged to Reginald Kyng, a pair of gilt spurs, 8d. and 1d.
to ward; Etheldreda Pyndere holds 1 acre 1 rood of Malterislond, 1¼d.
Rents of Holm: John son of Hugh Clerk, for part of Hillemannislond,
3d.; Margaret Deye for a third part of a messuage which belonged to
Robert Deye, 4d.; Richard Pistor for a third part of his messuage, 4d.;
Joan Ray for a third part of 1 acre of land, 2d.; Ralph de Flemyngham
for a third part of a messuage which belonged to his father, 4d.; Katherine
Raas for a part of her messuage, 4d.; John Tone for a third part of
Ganilcroft, 4d.; John Teddissone for a third part of his land at Crokes,
4d.; William Hood for a third part of his grange and a watercourse, 2d.;
Simon de Creyk for a third part of a messuage upon the corner near the
messuage which belonged to Roger Joye, 4½d.; Simon Dirynol for a third
part of land near Lowegate, 4d.; John Temere for a third part of a messuage of Eudo Trul, 3d.; of a lazar house (leprosia) for a third part thereof, 6d. 'Werkmen': William atte Grene holds a bovate which belonged
to Geoffrey Oky, containing 12 acres in the town and 16½ acres towards
the marsh and he will work every other week from Michaelmas until 1st
August for 3 days a week until the hour of none without food, and if
he has food until vespers, and the work is worth 1d.; and from the
1st August until Michaelmas, every other week for every day, unless any
feast occurs, until the none without food and until evening with food,
and the work is worth 3d., and he will do 3 'bonedayes' with a scythe
in the autumn without allowance of work at the food of the lord, and he
will mow for a day and have allowance of one work, and he will carry
in a wagon with sack and horse when the lord wishes, and if he does
not come to the house that day, but spends the night out, he shall have
food from the lord until he returns, and shall have allowance of one
work for a day, and if necessary he shall find a beam, 9 feet long, for the
lord's sheep fold and 25 garbs of shoots or rods for covering the same;
and he shall make ½ quarter of malt for Christmas for a working day,
and he shall thresh a bushel of wheat, winnow and carry it into the
granary without the lord's food for a working day, and of rye a third
part of a quarter, of mesline a third part of a quarter, of barley or hastyber
half a quarter, of drag and oats a quater, of beans or peas a third part
of a quarter; and he shall make half a perch of wall, 3 feet thick and 5
feet high, and one work shall be allowed, and he shall dig a perch of
flat land 3 feet deep and 5 feet wide, and one work shall be allowed,
and he shall carry corn, hay and turf all the year, and if he has a plough
he shall plough for 2 days at 2 'lovebons' at Michaelmas, and at one
in Lent at the lord's food, and if he has not he shall harrow with his
horse if he has one, at the lord's food, but if he has a plough or not, he
shall plough in one day 1½ roods of land at the ploughing called le
Akirbone, without food, or shall give 3d. for that, and he shall give 4d.
at the 1st of August for 'bredselver' and stallage, and 2 cocks at Christmas, and shall have his food called 'lokmete,' and 1d. to ward at the
Ascension, and shall give aid, merchet, suit and the like; he also holds
1 acre of area and wood, for which he renders a bushel of salt and renders
6d. yearly; Joan Bal of Ware, and Richard Cote, her parcener hold half a
bovate which belonged to Hubert Prat, containing 135/6 perches in the
town and 13 acres towards the marsh, and their services are as those of
William atte Grene; and Joan holds an acre of area and wood for which
she renders a bushel of salt yearly and 6d. yearly; Ralph Cotte and
Robert in the Herne, Robert and John, sons of Roger Hosebonde, John
son of Roger atte Grene, Agnes Joye, William Dragoun, Roger son of
Henry and William Cartere, his parceners, hold half a bovate of land
which belonged to Richard Edmund, containing 18½ acres in the town
and 13 in the marsh, they render the like services; they hold an acre
of area and wood, and render a bushel of salt and 6d. yearly; Amabilia
relict of Simon, son of Gilbert, holds half a bovate of land which belonged
to Gilbert son of Joceus, containing 15 acres 3 roods in the town and 16
acres towards the marsh and renders like services, and she holds 2 acres
of area and wood, for which she renders 2 bushels of salt, and renders
6d. yearly; she and William atte Grene, Joan daughter of Geoffrey
Huddissone, John son of Roger Asselyn the elder, her parceners, hold
half a bovate of land which belonged to Ralph the reeve, containing 15
acres 1 rood in the town and 14 acres towards the marsh, they render
the same services, and an acre of area and wood pertains thereto, and is
in the hands of Richard Neel and Geoffrey Alger, for which they render
a bushel of salt, and render 6d. yearly; Amabilia and William Husbond,
Thomas son of John Neel, Alexander his brother, William Benet,
William atte Grene, Juetta Fotlyng, Nicholas son of Henry, Richard
Pyng, Walter Poldey, Henry son of Geoffrey Couherd, John Perman,
Richard Neel and Roger Neel, her parceners, hold half a bovate of land,
which belonged to Richard son of Nigel, containing 14 acres in the
town and 17½ acres towards the marsh, and render the same services, and
they hold an acre of area and wood, and render a bushel of salt and
render 6d. yearly; Thomas son of Roger atte Grene, holds 3 quarters of
land which belonged to Geoffrey son of Agnes, containing 18 acres in the
town and 20 towards the marsh, and renders the same services according
to the portion and holds 2½ acres of area and wood, and renders 2½
bushels of salt and renders 9d. yearly; John son of Roger, son of
Asselin the younger, and Robert Neel, Thomas son of Roger atte Grene
and John Faber, his parceners, hold a quarter of land, which belonged
to Nicholas atte Herne, containing 13 acres of land in the town and 5
towards the marsh, and they render the same services; and they hold 3
acres of area and wood, and render 3 bushels of salt and render 3d.
yearly; Agnes, relict of Simon, son of Nicholas and Geoffrey Joye, her
parcener, hold half a bovate of land which belonged to Simon Joye, containing 12 acres in the town and 17 towards the marsh, and render the
same services; and she and Geoffrey Alger hold 3 acres of area and
wood, and render 3 bushels of salt and 6d. yearly; John Custance and
William atte Grene, William Robyn of Gedeneye, Roger son of Simon
Smyth, Richard son of Robert Cot and Agnes Joye, his parceners, hold
half a bovate of land, which belonged to Gilbert Custaunce, containing 12
acres 1 rood in the town and 13 acres towards the marsh, and they render
the same services, and they hold 1 acre of area and wood, and render
a bushel of salt and 6d. yearly; Joceus Gilberdyng and Thomas Neel,
Alice Gilberdyng, William Tropynel, William Ywyn, John Bonne and
Richard Cote son of John Cote, his parceners, hold half a bovate of land
which belonged to Roger Gilberdyng, containing 12 acres 1 rood in the
town and 14 acres towards the marsh, and render the same services,
and they hold an acre of area and wood and render a bushel and 6d.
yearly; John Perman is put here in place of a service of a quarter
of 'werklond,' because all the services pertaining thereto can be acquitted with the rent and aid; John Perman holds 13 acres 3 roods 15
perches with 2 messuages and renders 9s. 6½d. 'Monedaylond' Agnes
relict of Simon son of Nicholas, holds a quarter which belonged to Simon
son of Hawys, containing 6 acres, and she will work every Monday yearly
as do the werkmen, but she shall not carry corn, hay or turf, or do
labour or mow, but shall thresh, dig, and wall as they do, and shall make
3 'bonedayes' and give 2 cocks at Christmas, and plough or harrow if she
has a plough or harrow at 3 'lovebons,' and give ½d. to ward, and shall
work from 1st August until Michaelmas on every Monday and Tuesday;
and if the 'werkmen' carry corn or hay every day of the week of that
time, she shall stack or gather, and have her food, and she shall give
aid, 'merchet' and the like. Molmen: Robert Crisp and Katherine
Drombyl hold a quarter which belonged to John Ratekyn, containing 6
acres, whereof the heirs of Roger son of Ranulph hold 1 acre 1 rood freely
of the lord's gift, and mow for one day with one man, and shall take
away hay for one day with one man, and the work of mowing is worth
5d., and that of taking away 1d.; they shall carry corn or hay for one
day with their waggon and horse, and the work is worth 3d.; they shall
plough or harrow at 3 'lovebons' in the winter season and Lent, if they
have plough or harrow, and if they have not a plough or horse,
they shall render nothing for this custom, and they shall
make half a precaria in autumn, and the work is worth 1½d.;
and they shall give ½d. to ward at the Ascension and give
aid, 'merchet' and the like, and they render yearly for 4 acres
3 roods 4s. 9d.; here one precaria and 1 cock are laid down
because part of the land was made free by the lord's charter, to wit,
1 acre 1 rood; likewise Robert Crisp holds half a bovate which belonged
to Hugh atte Boure, containing 8 acres, and he will render the same
services, and renders 8s. yearly; Robert Crisp, John and Roger, sons of
Geoffrey Crisp, Joan wife of Robert Doddyng, Alan Gregory, Katherine
and Alice daughter of Robert, son of Gerard, hold half a bovate, which
belonged to John Foulmere, containing 18 acres, for which they will
mow with a man for one day, will carry for 2 days, plough or harrow for
3 days as aforesaid, and will make 2 'bonedayes' with scythe in the
autumn, and give 3 cocks and 1d. to ward, aid, suit and 'merchet,' and
they hold 1½ acres of area and wood, and render 1½ bushels of salt and
18s. yearly; the same John and Roger, son of Geoffrey Crisp, hold 2
acres 1 rood of 'fenlond,' and render 12d. yearly; Alan Gregory holds
1 acre 3 roods of Staraldes and Brithmers and renders 11½d. yearly;
Robert Crisp, Isabella Woleward, Hugh son of Joceus, Richard son of
Robert Cotte, Alan Gregory, John son of Roger atte Grene, hold half a
bovate which was Wolewardes, containing 12 acres, for which they mow
for 1 day, will take away hay for one day with one man, and will carry
for 2 days with one wagon, plough or harrow for 3 days, etc., and they
will reap for 3 days with a scythe, in the autumn, and give two cocks and
1d. to ward, and they hold an acre of area and wood, for which they
render a bushel of salt yearly, and give aid, etc. and render 12s. yearly;
Richard son of Robert Gotte holds a plot which belonged to Walter
Onhandeclerk and Pongrig, and he gives for Pongrig 2 cocks and 3
bonedayes, and renders 3s. 6d. yearly; Robert Crisp, Richard son of
Henry, John his brother, John son of Roger, Agnes daughter of John,
son of Wydo, John and Roger sons of Geoffrey Crisp, the wife of Simon
Derman son of Roger Husbonde, Richard Wylom, Simon son of Margaret Puddyng, John de Fendyk and Elena Gunne hold half a bovate
of Hugh son of Simon, containing 20½ acres, for which they will mow
for a day with one man, will levy hay for one day with one man, will
carry for 2 days with one wagon, will plough or harrow, etc. and will
reap for 3 days and give 2 cocks and 1d. to ward, and it was customary
to render a bushel of salt for an acre of area and wood which is now in the
lord's hands, and they render 20s. 6d. yearly; John son of Henry holds
2 acres 1 rood of 'mollond' of Brithmers, and renders 2s. 3d. yearly, and
he and his parceners give 1d. yearly to ward for the land of Brithmerus
atte Fendyk's; John son of Roger son of Gilbert, William Mowere and his
son hold 15½ acres, and render 13s. 7d. yearly; John atte Fendyk holds
'Veisispingel' and 11 acres 3 roods of 'molend,' and he reaps for Collis
for 3 days in August, as above, and he will give 2 cocks as above, and
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of Thomas atte Fendyk, 2 acres of area and wood, which rendered 2
bushels of salt, but are now in the lord's hand, and he renders 10s. 9½d.
yearly; Nicholas de Crek, Robert son of Simon son of Nicholas, William
and Thomas his brothers, Juetta Batour, Agnes Husebond and John
son of Roger, hold Proudfotesquarter and Batours, containing 9 acres,
for which they will mow for one day with one man, will take away hay
for one day with one man and reap for 3 days with one man, in the
autumn, and will give 3 cocks, and ¾d. to ward and will give aid,
'merchet' and the like, and will render for 6 acres 6s., and for 3 acres
18d.; Nicholas de Crek holds 8 acres of Chaneys, Gonildes and other
lands, and renders 5s. 10½d. yearly; Joan Balderware holds 3 acres of
land of Chaneys, and renders 3s. a year, and she and Nicholas reap for
Chaneys for 3 days and will give 2 cocks and ½d. to ward; Robert son
of Simon son of Nicholas, William and Thomas his brothers, hold 3 acres
and render 2s. yearly; Juetta Batour holds 2½ acres 1 rood, and renders
21d. yearly; William atte Grene and the heirs of Joceus Neel hold 2
quarters of Grunes and Lenes, containing 6 acres, for which they will
mow with one man for 2 days, and will take away hay with one man
for 2 days, will load corn or hay for 4 days and make 6 'bonedays' in the
autumn, and they give 5 cocks and will plough or harrow, etc., and they
give ½d. to ward, and render 6s. yearly; William atte Grene holds 2
acres of 'mollelond' in Lutelmerch and renders 2s. yearly; John Mansel
holds 5 acres of land of Staraldes with a cottage, and renders 3s. 4d.
yearly; Amabilla, late the wife of Simon son of Gilbert, holds 12 acres
of land for which he reaps for 3 days in autumn for ½ acre of that land
opposite the messuage of Simon de Grek, and will give 2 cocks and
renders 8s. 3d. yearly; Robert Crisp, the heir of Joceus Neel, Hogelina
Cotte daughter of John son of Hugh Clerk, hold Billesquarter, containing 8 acres and render 8s. yearly and ½d. to ward; they hold 1
acre of area and wood, for which they render a bushel of
salt; Robert Crisp holds 36 acres of land with a messuage of
Belissonesquarter, with land of Roger atte Fendyk, Gunnildis
and other lands, and renders 25s. 2¾d. yearly, and his parceners
give ½d. to ward for the land of Godwydue and ½d. for the
land of Belso, Margaret, Matilda, Ama[r?]illa and Sarah, daughters of
John son of Guy hold 12 acres 3 roods of the land of Godwydue, and
render 10s. 3d. yearly; Alexander Neef and John his brother hold a
messuage which belonged to Guy, carpenter, and render 2s. 0¼d. yearly;
Roger Hosebonde holds the wood of Brithmerus atte Fendyk, and gives
half a bushel of salt; Eudo Poldy holds 3½ acres of land and a cottage
and renders 7½d. yearly; Roger Poldy holds 4 acres and renders 4d.
yearly; Laurence de Tyrington holds 2 acres and renders 2d. yearly;
Richard Couhierde holds 3 acres with a cottage, and renders 3d. yearly;
William Child holds 3 acres with a cottage, and renders 3d. yearly;
Matilda late the wife of Roger Heyquod holds 18 acres with a cottage
and renders 2s. yearly; Geoffrey Heyquod holds 1 acre 1 rood 13 perches
and renders 1½d. yearly; Simon Peytefyn holds 5 acres with a cottage, and
renders 5d. yearly; Margaret late the wife of Robert Haldeyn and her
daughters hold 24 acres of land, and render 8s. 3d. yearly; Roger Austyn
holds 6 acres with a cottage, and renders 3s. yearly; Robert Frinch for
part of a messuage renders 18¾d. yearly; William Shepherde for ½ acre
26½ perches of land renders 4d. yearly; the wife of Geoffrey Martyn
holds a messuage and renders 12d. yearly; Agnes Hosebonde, John
Hosebonde, William and Agnes children of John atte Grene hold 2 acres
of the quarter of Hodidodi, for which they will carry seed to the lord's
land for his food to 'lovebon,' and will carry water in the lord's meadows
to sharpen the scythes, and they render 21d. yearly; John Hosebonde
holds part of a messuage, 1 acre 20 perches, and renders 14¾d. yearly;
Peter Shepherde holds 9 acres 3 roods with a cottage, for which he and
William Haldeyn give 2 cocks, and make 2½ precaria in the autumn, and
render 5s. 10d. yearly; Helewys wife of Robert Wolleward holds a cottage
and renders 3d. yearly, and gives a cock and a precaria with a scythe
in the autumn; William son of Roger reaps for a plot of Hugh
Gilberdyng for a day in the autumn; Emma, relict of John son of
Robert holds Brounispingel and renders 6d. yearly, and reaps for 3
days in the autumn and gives 2 cocks; Hogelina Cotte, William and
Agnes, children of John atte Grene hold 2 acres 1 rood of land at
Ridwellepeites of the land of Lambert Oky, and render 2s. 3d. yearly;
and ¼d. to ward and make 3 'bonedayes' in the autumn and give a cock;
Richard Kyede holds a cottage, for which he will give a cock, and will
reap for 1 day in the autumn and renders 6d. yearly; Simon son of Robert
son of Emma holds 4 acres of the quarter of Nicholas Grond, with a
cottage, for which he will mow for 1 day with one man and will reap for
3 days and gives 2 cocks and renders 2s. yearly, and ¼d. to ward; Geoffrey
Alger, Agnes late the wife of Simon son of Nicholas and Joan Fotlyng
hold Poleyneshowe, and render 12d. yearly, and will reap for 3 days in
the autumn and gives 2 cocks; William son of William Hosebonde holds
1 acre at Linehouses and gives a cock and makes 3 precaria in the
autumn for that land in place of Banseushowe and renders 12d. yearly;
the same William holds 1 acre towards the marsh, and renders 6d. yearly;
Agnes late the wife of Simon son of Nicholas, holds 2 acres 3 roods under
Fletewod, and renders 16½d. yearly; Juetta wife of Thomas atte Stowe
holds 5 acres 1 rood 20 perches with a cottage, and renders 3s. 6¾d.
yearly; Alan son of William Perman and Simon his brother hold 10
acres 3 roods 27 perches and render 5s. 10¼d. yearly; Elena wife of the
said Simon holds 1 acre, and renders 1d. yearly; Cicely Perman and Alice
her sister hold 1 rood 13 perches, and render 3¼d. yearly; Alan son of
Simon atte Stowe holds 2 acres 20 perches with a cottage, and renders 14¼d.
yearly; Margaret late the wife of Richard son of John, Roger Dod and
Margaret's daughters hold a messuage and 10 acres 3 roods of land, and
render 4s. 2½d. yearly; Geoffrey Joye holds 2 acres of land and renders
5d. yearly; Peter Pyn for part of a messuage of Walter Foulere renders
3d. yearly; Thomas Spendelove holds 7 acres of land and renders 3s. 6d.
yearly; Richard de Felmyngham holds a part of a plot of Walter Foulers
and part of a plot of William Clerk, and renders 19¾d. yearly. Digging
of turf: There is a certain land which the heir of Richard Dagges and
Juetta Batour hold of Colbysquarter, containing 9 acres, for which they
dig and prepare 200 fothers of turf in the lord's moor, by the greater
hundred, the work is worth 13s. 4d. yearly, when they do not dig,
of which he has assigned to this parcener 80 fothers of turf or
4s. 5¼d. Memorandum, that all the 'werkmen' aforesaid who plough,
etc. in the autumn, shall have food of the lord, and if they do not work
except until the none they shall not have it, and it is allowed for one working day; when the 'werkmen' of the Estgate make a carriage of hay or
corn in the autumn, the 'werkmen' of the Westgate shall carry with them
without allowance of work, and such carriages are called uncertain
works, and the 'werkmen' of Estgate so act with those of Westgate that
they will carry all together and then those who carry in their own week
shall have allowance of their works for that week, and those
who carry with them shall not have allowance, and for every
kind of work there shall be allowance of one working day beyond the three bonedayes in the autumn; also there shall be
there in common between the heirs and parceners 2 acres of wood
called Haselwode, a salt pit at Sedik extended at 20s.; another there
extended at 8s.; a portion of Herneflet extended at 20s., a fair, market,
toll and stallage at Flethergat, extended at 13s. 4d., view of frank pledge
with assize of bread and ale, fishery in le E. 6l. yearly rent of the countess
of Lincoln for tenements in Sutton, the residue of a rent in Kirketon, which
belonged to John de Multon, whereof his wife is not dowered, and le
Wardyk at Fendyk; it is also agreed that the hall of Holmes with the
bretache there, whereof timber is assigned to the second part, shall be
amoved within a year and a half after the participation is made, and that
he who has the first part of the site of the manor shall have the chace,
hunting, carriage, ingress and egress by the gate which is assigned to the
second part, for a year following, and that the chapel situated on the
first part shall be amoved at the expense of all and rebuilt at their
expense in a place within the manor appointed by the jurors. Division
of the manor of Beusolace: The chapel, dovecot and grange, a small
chamber on the south near the gate, a garden called 'chapelyerd,' a new
garden without the great gate and a garden called 'le Chiriesyerd,' with
free access by the east gate of the manor, which remains in common.
Arable land: 5 acres in Clipsholm, ½ acre in Baconrigges, 1 acre 1 rood
in Opyerd, 5 acres 3 roods in Muxledyk towards Opyerd, 2½ acres in
Lowemandyk towards the north, 4 acres in Redideil, 5½ acres in Freggislond, towards the north, 8 acres in Crabdamtoft and 2 acres in Contewadiel. Park: 4 acres 3 roods in Oxpasture towards the west, and
2½ acres in Blanchelondyng towards the north, a third part of
marsh in Berisdike towards the north, with a third part of a
sheepfold; a third part del Bigthes in Holandefen towards the
north. Free tenants in Sotirton: Nicholas Rodland, chaplain, holds
5 acres of land in Sotirton, and renders 9¼d. yearly, a cock and a
chaplain, holds 5 acres of land in Stirton, and renders 9¼d. yearly, a
precaria; Roger de Sutton for 1½ acres of marsh 1d.; Lambert de Herdwyk for ½ acre of land, 2d.; William son of Roger, for 1 acre of land, 3s.;
the same William holds 1 acre of land near the land of John atte
Grene, and renders 8d. and half a precaria yearly, with scythe in the
autumn, and he will find a waggon with a horse to carry the lord's corn
for one day or will give 4d.; Richard de Fiskemere for 2 acres of
land, 4d.; Robert Faber for a cottage 1½ acres of land, 10d.; Margaret
and Joan daughters of Gilbert de Gravenemere and Alan Straunge for
6 acres of land, render 8½d. Free tenants in Algarkirk: Florence de
Reddyk for a messuage, 1½ acres of land, 6d., and a pound of pepper;
Gilbert de Grabdam for 1 acre of land, 6d.; John de Polvircroft the
younger, for a plot called Bolliszerd, 2s. 1d.; Henry Perky and Henry
Tryg for 2 cottages and 2½ acres of land, 5d.; Alan Bray for 3 perches
of land and a cottage, 12d.; Eleanor Dautre for all services, 10d.; Thomas
de Polvircroft for 9 acres of land and a cottage, 7d.; John son of Robert
for an acre of marsh, 1d.; Sabina Wynner for 1 acre of land, 1d. Molmen:
John son of Gilbert Asty, Thomas Skynnere, John de London, William
son of Henry, and John son of Roger, hold 15 acres 3 roods of land
and 4 cottages, for which they render 7s. 2½d. and 9 cocks, 3 precaria in
autumn at the lord's food, and find a waggon to carry corn and hay for
all the autumn, or will give 4s. at the lord's will, and they will give
5d. at St. Botolph for 'mowyngeselver;' John Waleys and Robert
Walter hold 3½ acres of land and a cottage, and give 2 cocks and a
precaria with scythe in the autumn and find the third part of a waggon
to carry corn, hay and turf in the autumn for the lord's food or will
give 16d., and will give 1¾d. for mowyngeselver, and they render 8d.
yearly; John Waleys holds ½ acre of land which belonged to Lucy Erl
and renders to tallage and nothing else; Gilbert de Sutton for a cottage,
an acre and 3 roods of land, 12d., 5 cocks and 3 precaria in the autumn.
Werkmen: Peter Walter, John Elys and Robert Walter hold a messuage
and 9 acres of land for which they render 5d., and will give 4 cocks at
Christmas, and have the food called 'lokmete,' and will work every week
from Michaelmas until the 1st of August, one work, worth 1d.; except
the weeks of Christmas, Easter and Whitsuntide, and 2 weeks at the
time of mowing hay, for which nothing is worked; and from the 1st of
August to Michaelmas the lord shall find a waggon with a horse to
carry everything except dung, at the lord's food, and the work
is worth 4d. a day, and he will give 3d. to 'shepenestoth' at
Easter and 10d. for 'mowyngeselver,' aid, merchet and osiers;
there will be in common between the heirs and parceners
Thomas son of Richard, one tenant of the manor, who holds a
cottage and 17 acres of land and marsh by the service of 17s. yearly and
suit at court, and he shall dig 80 perches for the heirs and parceners
when necessary; a fishery at Bellandebrigg and le Coneger; pasture at le
Sedyk, digging of turf, at le Bightes in Holandefen; 20s. and a pound
of pepper yearly from John de Quappelod of his manor of Holflet. These
are assigned to Joan of the lands of which John de Multon died seised,
of the lands which Edmund de Ufford and Alice his wife, late John's
wife, hold in Alice's dower of that inheritance. Of knights' fees there
are assigned to Joan, a third part of a fourth part of a knight's fee which
Julianna de Welby holds in Kelweden, co. Essex, worth 44s. 5d. yearly,
and a third part of a quarter; of advowsons, the advowson of Algarkirk
church, the eighth part of a knight's fee which the heirs of Alexander de
Cobeldyk hold in the manor of Haryngton, with 16l. 3s. 4d. yearly, the
eighth part of a knight's fee which Juliana de Welbegh holds in Multon,
worth 100s. yearly; a fourth part of a knight's fee which Richard son of
William de Multon holds in Multon, worth 10l. yearly. The above to be
held as Joan's purparty with the assent of Walter de Bermyngham and
Elizabeth his wife and Thomas de Lucy and Margaret his wife. Dated
at Flete on 6 July, 12 Edward III. |
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Enrolment of tripartite indenture made between the same parties
witnessing that the following castle and lands have been assigned to
Joan as her purparty by John Moryn, escheator this side Trent, by virtue
of the king's writ to him: The castle of Egremound with all the plot adjacent within the outside moat, with everything built there, with le
Overapelgarth, Netherapelgarth, Kylnegarth, Calgarth, dovecote and
pond near it, with the custody of the prisoners in the goal in the castle
with the profit of suit of the prisoners, so that she shall be bound to
answer for the escape of prisoners to the king and that no felons shall
be imprisoned there, except for felony committed within the liberty; of
demesne lands at Thirneby in the middle of Craconflat, 34½ acres, in
the middle of Williamfeld, 10 acres; in Richardecroft, Watecroftlister
and Belbut, 4½ acres; in Flessyngholm, 1½ acres; in Hungerhowe, 1 acre;
in Hughlandes which belonged to Adam Tunnok, 7 acres; in Yvehowe,
7 acres; in Brombankes, 4 acres towards the north; at Culderton, in the
middle where the manor is situated, 89 acres 3 roods of land with free
access to the moor of the lords of Egremound; in the middle of Bordelondes of Blakestansit, 20 acres; in the middle of Bordelandes of Carleton at Collaneleye, 5½ acres; of lands which belonged to Master William de
Stanes in Rameleshowe, 12 acres; in Sirithlandes, 10 acres towards the
east; in Mikelflat and Grethowe, 8 acres towards the west; in Firtilsit
4½ acres towards the east. Of demesne meadows, in Canonenges, 2½
acres of meadow and a third part of Stuardeng in the middle and a
third part of Scalegilen in the middle, 3 acres in Gulderton in the
middle with a moiety of Hugeraymosse towards the south, and 3 roods in
Redeker near le Poll, in the middle, in Caraldhill, 3 roods in the middle,
2 acres in Redeker, which William Centen[er], Robert de Flaundres,
John Clerknave and John his son, bondmen of Bekermet, ought to mow;
a rood of good meadow there in the midst; 6½ acres 27 perches of
weak meadow near le Turfbanke; 3 roods in the middle of
Kirienge. Of woods: a third part of Grabergh in the middle;
a third part of Egremound in the middle. Of burgages: one with curtilage
and croft adjacent which belonged to Benedict Fraunk, that which belonged to Adam Tunnok, with curtilage and 1 acre of land adjacent; a
toft without croft belonging to Ralph Stuardman; one with curtilage and
1 acre of land adjacent, which belonged to John Matynel; one with
curtilage and 1 acre of land adjacent, which belonged to Robert Parker;
and one with curtilage and 1 acre of land adjacent which belonged to
Richard Lister, extended at 12s.; one which Adam the smith
(faber) holds; a messuage which Agnes Donne holds; a messuage
with garden and croft which Hawis Preste holds; a toft not
built which Robert Shephird holds, extended at 5s. 2d. Of
free tenants in Egremound: Alan de Ribton, Alexander de
Bigrig and the heirs of Adam de Bigrig hold the hamlet of
Bigrig by the service of 4s. 8d. yearly, and of carrying tallies against
the holding the liberty of their pannage called 'tak.' Of tenants at
will: Robert son of John holds a messuage and 6 acres of land at le
Wodehend, and renders 8s. yearly; Thomas Bangard holds a messuage
and 16 acres of land there, and renders 7s. yearly; the hamlet of
Bransti renders 22s. yearly; the site of a mill there is extended at
14s. 4d.; Alice de Gedeneye holds a messuage and 30 acres of land in
Dregge, and renders 16s. yearly; Patrick Sutor holds a messuage, 5
acres of land, 1 acre of meadow there, and renders 2s. yearly; Agnes
late the wife of Henry holds a messuage, 12 acres of land, 1 acre of
meadow there, and renders 5s. 2d. yearly; Alan Briswod holds a
messuage and 8 acres of land there, and renders 4s. 10d. yearly; Patrick
de Ravenglas holds a toft and 2 bovates of land called Knoclandes in
Ravenglas, and renders 8s. 2d. yearly; Eda de Hamesfeld holds a
messuage and bovate of land there, and renders 4s. 2d. yearly, the abbot
of Caldre renders 2s. for the fishery of Mitegarth. Of newly approved
land in Dregge, 3d.; Alan son of William holds 1 toft and a third part
of a messuage which belonged to William Hudesone, 12 acres of land, 3
acres of meadow and 8 acres of waste at Scalegill, in the town of
Braithwayt, and renders 13s. 4d. yearly; a third part of the manor of
Ullayk, to wit the house which John Collan now holds with le Hailath,
and 16 acres of land, 2 of meadow, and 8 of pasture, and with all the
lands which John Blaket and William his brother, and Adam Jare now
hold, and a moiety of Waldethland in the said manor, with a third part
of the mill there. Of free tenants: William del Wra holds a messuage
and 4 acres of land in Dregg, and renders 6d. yearly; Michael son of
Alice, holds a messuage and 2 bovates of land there, and renders 1d.
yearly. The free chaces of Kynesheved and Netherwacedal are divided
from the foot of Overboutherdale bek to le Nose del Cambe and Youbergh,
above those to le Durre of Youbergh, and in a line to le Blakebek,
descending by this to Mosedalebek, ascending that to le Blakecombek,
ascending that to Foresterbedd, and then to le Scote in Bouthdale,
always by the top; then to le Heye of Gouthcrag, to the head of Silfoucon,
in a line to le Blakepottes, and so descending to le Whiteskford, following the side to le Lycheyate, near le Oxelesgate, with all the tenants
there, with two corn mills and a fulling mill, and with Wastwater and
all the lands and services which William son of Robert Walker and
Ranulph Bensone hold in Eskedale, with common there, and all the
lands which Alan son of William holds in Ouesthwait in the town of
Santon, except the lands which John son of Thomas, Roger Addisoft,
Thomas Scot, John son of Adam Walker, William de la Marche,
Alexander son of John, William son of John, and Alexander son of
Henry, hold in Kynesheved, which are assigned in the purparty of
Eynerdale to Walter de Bermyngham and Elizabeth his wife. It is
agreed that all tenants who remain in the purparty of Kynesheved shall
have their stints (scalingas) in the common of pasture, as they used to
do and that the corn mill there shall remain in that purparty. Of
customary: William Centener, Robert de Flaundres, John Clerknave
and John son of John Clerknave, bondmen of Bekermet, with their
lands, services and customs in Bekermet, and a third part of the tenement of John Tilleson in the same, extended at 37s. 4d., also all the
tenants with their lands in Carleton. |
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near Egremound, except the demesne lands called Bordelandes extended above, except William Cuttok, which are assigned to Walter and
Elizabeth, and except the land which Thomas son of William holds,
assigned to Thomas de Lucy and Margaret his wife. Of burgesses of the
town of Egremound, Edmund Slegh holds two burgages, John Turry one,
Roger del Brig one, William Swan the younger one, Adam son of Henry
one, Thomas de Jardyn two, Alexander son of Thomas two, William,
chaplain of Distington, one, William son of William, son of Robert, one,
Roger son of Alexander one, Adam Podell two, Richard Lovel one, Hugh
de Distington one, Peter Brounberd one, Alexander Colman one,
William de Wyral two, Michael Wadder one, Thomas Kytson one, Adam
Anablesone one, Thomas Terry two, Alan de Pynzonby one, John son of
Alexander three, John del Brigg one, Robert Toller one, Alice wife of
Roger one, Amabilla de Mosse one, John Doune one, Benedict del Boure
one, Thomas de Bowes one, John Smyth one, William de Rotyngton one,
John de Wath one, Robert del Halle one, Matilda Wadylof one, and
John Pert a turret, and render 3d. yearly, with their services and rents;
the cornage of William de Penyton for the hamlet of Braistan, and renders
16d. yearly and 2d. for watch of the sea; the cornage of Agnes and
Constance, heirs of Alexander de Hale, and render 2s. 3d. yearly for a
moiety of Wilton; the homage and service of Simon Derman for tenements in Braystan, rendering 2s. yearly; the service of the said Agnes
and Constance for tenements in Helmescogh, rendering 2d. yearly; the
service of Thomas Cissor for tenements in Wilton, rendering 3d. yearly,
worth 2s. yearly; the service of Roger de Hale and Robert le Mouner for
tenements in Wilton, rendering 8d. yearly; the service of Ralph de
Lampelowe for tenements in Brounrig, rendering 2s. yearly; the homage
and service of William de Penyton for Braystan, rendering 3s. yearly;
the service of Richard de Craisothen for a messuage in Bransti, rendering 1d. yearly; the service of William son of Robert for a messuage and
carucate of land in Harras, rendering 2s. yearly; the service of Thomas
de Brauthwayt for tenements in Stubskailes, rendering 6d. yearly;
the service of Hugh de Moriceby for tenements called Castelrig,
rendering 6d. yearly; the service of Robert de Celar' for a
carucate of land in Lynthwayt, rendering 1 pound of cinnamon yearly, and worth 10s. yearly; the homage and service of
Hugh de Moriceby for Gilgaran, rendering half a pound of
pepper and half a pound of cinnamon yearly, and worth 10s. yearly; the
fishery of Eskgarth without the forest, worth 30s. yearly; the service
of Adam son of Benedict who holds a messuage, 4 acres of land and 2
acres of meadow in Coekikel, rendering 12d. yearly; the service of Adam
son of Thomas de Hensyngham, who holds a messuage and 3 acres of
land there, rendering 12d. yearly; the heirs of Alexander Durkyl with
their homage and service, worth 2s. yearly. A third part of all the
following to be received yearly in common, that the coroner in the
liberty of Egremound shall be elected by all the parceners and the bailiff
also and he shall answer to them for all the issues of his bailiwick, and
that the profits of wreck, waif, stray, the assize of bread and ale, market
with the fairs of Egremound and Ravenglas, toll, tallage, prises of ports
and 'ferthfissh,' chattels of felons condemned in the court of Egremound,
fines and amercements for trespasses in the fishery during the close
season pertain to the parceners in common, and the iron mines at Grabergh
and Thernby are in common, and so are the corn mill of Egremound, the
fulling mill there, the corn mills of Bekermet and Dreg, and shall be
repaired at the common expense of the parceners; so also are the fisheries
of Hirtgarth and Segarth in Barnesker and the turf of Brisco, with the
demesne lands there and 5s. 4d. rent yearly for the common of Brisco,
and a plot called Thurnpot in Braistanes, also le Millenstongrove at
Distington for grinding, and 12d. yearly rent of a certain cottage near
the Tentor' of Egremound, and 12d. yearly rent for a forge opposite the
rector's wall, and 6d. yearly rent of John the smith for a forge in Egremound market, and the pond with fishery near Grabergh, and the digging
of stones and sea coal for ballast at Whitehavenes, and the ferm of 4 subbailiffs, called 'kynges-serjantz,' who give for their office and for taking
the tribute of certain tenants, and the profit of the office of warrener of
Egremound, and all ports in that liberty with the office of the bailiffs,
and 20s. yearly rent of the abbot of Holmcoltran to Gilbert de Culwenn
and William de Penyton for iron mines, and the reversion of 2 burgages
and lands which Isabel the nurse holds in Egremound for life. It is
agreed among the parceners that none of them shall take any prises in
Egremound and Ravenglas, except of their own tenants, and that all
things omitted in the purpurties shall be in common between the heirs.
There is also assigned to Joan the cornage of John Flemmyng for the
manors of Bekermet, Fresington, Rotyngton, Wedar' and Arlokden, rendering 5s. 6d. yearly, and 2s. 5d. for watch of the sea; 12d. yearly rent for
the manor of Muliastre for watch of the sea, and 12d. yearly rent for the
manor of Clet' for watch of the sea. It is agreed that each of the
parceners shall take pannage from his own tenants. |
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Enrolment of indenture made before the escheator this side Trent
between the same parties, witnessing that there are assigned to Thomas
de Lucy and Margaret his wife, a third part of the manor of Beusolace,
co. Lincoln, to wit, hall, small kitchen, stable, a house called 'le schipen'
near the gate, with turret, garden behind the hall on the north, with entry
by the gate of the manor, which is in common. Arable land: 6 acres
in Stepentoft, 3 roods in Franchistoft, in Stiterton, 12 acres in Halstede
towards the east, with a lane called 'Loverdes lane,' 4 acres in Muxledik
on the south near le Waterlese, 7 acres in Bakhoustoft, 1 acre 3 roods in
Sondidiel, 2½ acres in Lowmandik towards the south, and ½ acre in
Stotregge. Meadow and marsh and 'bightes:' 3 acres of meadow in Normantoftyng, 3 acres in Blanchelondyng towards the south, and 1 acre in
Kotegrene towards the north, a third part of marsh in Berisdicod towards
the south, with a third part of a sheepfold towards the south, a third
part of del Bightes in Clandfen towards the south. Free tenants in Soterton: Sir Walter de Trikingham, knight, for lands in Pynnor in the town of
Kirketon, rendering 6d. yearly; Elizabeth Passeavant for 1 acre of land,
4d. and suit; John Mustard for a messuage and 3 roods of land 2s. 6d.
and suit; Thomas Gere for a messuage and 12 acres of land, a pound of
pepper and suit; Thomas Sourale for 3 roods of land 1d. and 1 appearance; Gilbert son of Roger for 1½ acres of land 7d. and 2 precaria; Robert
son of Bartholomew for a messuage and 3 perches of land, 2s. and suit;
Hugh son of Gilbert for 1 acre of land, 4s. and suit; John Geffrev for 1½
acres of land, 6d. and suit. Free tenants in Algarkirk: the heirs of
Pulvertoft for 6 acres of land with cottage, 6d. and suit, William Dist
and John Tolmound for 1 acre, 1d. and suit; William Taillour for a cottage
and 4 perches of land and 1 appearance; Thomas Slegh for 2 acres of
land and a cottage, 2s.; Alan Nodkyn for 3 roods of land with cottage,
2s. 8d. with suit; Nigel Hemlif for 15 perches of land ¼d. and suit.
Molmen: Thomas atte Hill and William atte Hill for a messuage and
9 acres of land, for which they render 16½d. yearly, 6 hens, 3 precaria.
and carry for all the autumn with a cart and horse, corn, hay and turf
at the lord's food, or will give 4s., and 5d. yearly for mouyngselver, aid.
merchet, and suit; John atte Grene for 4½ acres of land of 'mollonde,'
17d., 5 hens, 3 precaria with scythe in the autumn, and he will carry in
the autumn or will give 4d., aid, merchet and suit; Thomas Pigan for a
messuage and 6 acres of land, 16d., 4 hens, 3 precaria with scythe in the
autumn and 3¼d. to mowyngselver, and will find 2 parts of one waggon
in the autumn, extended at 2s. 8d., aid, merchet and suit. Werkmen:
John atte Grene for a messuage and 12 acres of land of 'werklond,' for
which he will work every week from Michaelmas to the 1st of August,
one work and suit every week for Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide,
except 2 weeks in time of mowing of hay when he will work to the none
without the lord's food, and if he works till vespers he will have food,
and the work is worth 1d.; and from the 1st of August until Michaelmas
he will work every day with his waggon at the lord's food, for all
carriage, except carriage of dung, and the day's work is worth 4d., and
he will give to 'sheres toth' at Easter, 3d., and for mowyngselver at St.
Botolph 10d. and renders 5d. yearly, and he will give aid, merchet, suit
and 4 hens at Christmas, and has his food called 'Lokmete;' 1 hen
yearly of John de Lond, who is in the third part. Commons:
There will be in common between the heirs and parceners, Thomas
son of Richard, a tenant of the manor, holding a messuage, 17 acres of
land and marsh, by service of 17s. yearly and suit of court, and digging
80 perches of marsh there for the parceners; the fishery of Bellantbrigg
and le Conyngher; pasture at le Sendyk, digging at le Burghton in
Houlandfen; 20s. and a pound of pepper yearly of John de Knappelode of his manor of Holflete. A third part of the manor of Flete, the
south part, with hall and other buildings, containing 9½ acres 7 perches;
16 acres in Lyk; in le Nettlehel 3½ acres, in New Conyngher, 8 acres, in
le Longhendlond 1½ acres, in the hand of Master Hugh, 8 acres, in le
Holdeconyngher 5 acres, in Longlond near le Holdeconyngher 8 acres,
in Moxflet at the north head, 16 acres, with a sheepfold with free access
at the side of 20 feet from Hergate bridge by the bank to the seadyke;
in Redwelcroft 16 acres on the west, in Westnewelond, 23 acres on the
east, in Mentelond 12 acres. Windmill: Fenmiln with a house in Heregate, called le Louerdhes houses. Meadow: 10 acres in Marchedyk towards the north, in Calsholm on the east, 6½ acres with free access
beyond the bank to the highway; in le Fryth, in the middle 5 acres 1
rood 13⅓ perches, in Wylenpark on the north, 12½ acres. Pasture: le
Trendel containing 10 acres and 2 acres, called 'Trendelhowe,' in
Newedykerigges 8 acres on the west, in Fletwode 93 acres on the north
and 1 acre of Godverteslond lying near, a third part of all the enclosures
between le Louerdesdyk and Priouresmore on the north, containing 88
acres; in le Newefen, a long house with upper chamber on the west, with
a garden and 14 acres of meadow adjacent, and 39 acres of moor and
pasture near the side of Gedeneye, on the east of Newefen; all the land
which belonged to Simon Digel with the reversion of dower of Agnes
Digel. Note that le Barredyk between Holbech and Newefen is a commonway and pasture for all the parceners, to be repaired in common.
Areas and woods: 3 acres which belonged to Ranulph de Bliton. Werkmen: Hugh son of Richard atte Grein and Ralph Cotte hold ½ bovate
which belonged to Hugh Grond, containing 16 acres in the town and
15 acres towards the marsh; they work every other week from Michaelmas to the 1st of August for 3 days a week to the hour of none without
food, and to vespers with food, and the work is worth 1d.; and from
the 1st of August to Michaelmas every other week for every day except
feast days, to the hour of none without food, and to vespers with food,
and the work is worth 3d.; and they make 3 bonedayes in autumn with
scythe, without allowance of work at the lord's food, and mow for one
day, but will have allowance of one work; and they will carry in a
waggon with sack and horse when the lord wishes, but if they do not
come to the house but spend the night out, they shall have food of the
lord until they return, and allowance of one work for a day, and shall
find when necessary a beam 9 feet long for the lord's sheepfold and 25
sheaves of shoots or rods to cover it, and shall make ½ quarter of malt
against Christmas for one working day, and shall thresh a bushel of wheat
and winnow and carry it to the granary without the lord's food for one working day, a third part of a quarter of rye, of mesline a third part of a
quarter, of barley or hastybere half a quarter, of drag and cats a
quarter, of beans a third part of a quarter, and of peas the like, and they
will make half a perch of wall 3 feet thick and 5 feet high and one work
is allowed, and dig a perch of flat land 3 feet deep and 5 feet high, and
one work is allowed; and they will carry corn, hay and turf all the year,
and will plough, if they have a plough, for 2 days, at 2 'lovebones,' at
Michaelmas and 1 lovebone in Lent, at the lord's food, and if they have not
a plough, they shall harrow with their horse, if they have one, at the
lord's food, but if they have a plough or not they shall plough 1½ roods of
land in one day for ploughing called le Akerbon, without the lord's food
or shall give 3d. therefore; and he will give 6d. for yearly ferm and 4d.
for 'bredselver'' and stallage at the 1st of August, and 2 hens at Christmas, and he shall have his food called 'lokemete,' and will give 1d. to
ward at the Ascension, and aid, merchet and the like; he holds 1 acre of
area and wood, and renders a bushel of salt. Note that all werkmen
who plough or harrow at lovebones, and who make bonedayes in the
autumn, and who carry corn and hay for a whole day shall have food of
the lord, and if they only work to the hour of none they shall not have
it, but it shall be allowed to them for one working day, and when the
werkmen of Estgate carry hay or corn in the autumn, the werkmen of
Westgate shall carry it with them without allowance of work, and vice
versa, and such carriage shall be called uncertain works, and when all
carry them together then those who carry in their certain week shall
have allowance, but the others shall not, and every werkman shall have
allowance of one day for every kind of work, except 3 'bonedaies' in the
autumn; Richard Child holds ½ bovate of his father, containing 15 acres
1 rood in the town and 13 acres in the marsh; he renders the same services and holds 1 acre of area and wood, for which he renders a bushel of
salt and 1d. to ward, and renders 6d.; Simon son of John de Wydon, and
John his brother, William son of Richard le Bakstere his parceners,
hold ½ bovate of Walter Baldware, containing 15½ acres in town and 17½
acres towards the marsh, and render like services, and hold 1 acre of
area and wood for a bushel of salt and 1d. to ward and 6d. rent; Hugh
son of Roger atte Grene and Richard son of Richard Asselin his parcener hold ½ bovate of Walter atte Grene, containing 12 acres in town
and 16 acres towards the marsh, and give like services, and hold 1 acre
of area and wood for a bushel of salt, 1d. to ward and 6d. rent; Simon
Housebond and Richard Wylom, Roger son of Simon Smyth, his parceners, hold ½ bovate of Hugh Cresman, containing 14 acres in town
and 16 acres of marsh, and give like services, and hold 1 acre
of area and wood for a bushel of salt, 1d. to ward, and 6d. rent; Emma
relict of Geoffrey atte Grene and Hubert son of Roger, her parcener, hold
½ bovate of land of Geoffrey atte Grene, containing 14 acres in town and
16 acres to marsh, and give like services, but no salt, because they have
no area or wood, and 1d. to ward, and 6d. rent; Richard son of Thomas
and John and Robert sons of Roger Hosebond, Ralph Kette, William
Drage, Thomas son of John Neel, his parceners, hold ½ bovate of land of
Ralph, son of Robert, containing 13 acres 21 perches in town and 16
acres to marsh, and render the like services, and he holds 3 acres of area
and wood for 3 bushels of salt and 1d. to ward and 6d. rent, John son
of Joceus Robert, and Emma and Matilda daughters of Joceus le Pindere,
Amabilla relict of Simon son of Gilbert, Ralph Cotte, John son of Roger
atte Grene, Hugh son of Roger atte Grene, Richard son of Geoffrey
Costance, Thomas son of Roger atte Grene, Hugh son of Joceus, Robert
and Richard Shepherd, his parceners, hold ½ bovate of land of Gervase
in le Herne, containing 15½ acres in town and 14 acres to marsh, and
give like services, and hold 1 acre of area and wood for ¼ measure, 2
bushels 1 peck of salt and 1d. at ward, and 11d. rent; the same John
and John, son of Roger atte Grene, his parcener, hold a quarter of
Algerus atte Gote, containing 9½ acres 1 rood in town and 8 acres to
marsh, and render like services, and hold 1 acre of area and wood for a
measure of salt, and 1d. to ward and 3d. rent; John son of Roger Asselin
the elder, and William son of William Auger, Walter Poldy, Robert and
John sons of Roger Hosebond, and Jouetta Batour, his parceners, hold
a quarter of Algerus atte Gote, containing 7 acres 1 rood in town and 7½
acres to marsh and render like services, and hold 3 acres of area and
wood for 3 measures of salt and 1d. at ward and 3d. rent; Roger Kyng
and Richard Wylom, John and Robert, sons of Roger Hosebond, Hulma
late the wife of John Cotte, Richard son of Hugh, brother of Elias, his
parceners, hold ½ bovate of Richard Fynch, containing 13½ acres 10
perches in town and 13 acres to marsh, and render like services but not
salt, and 1d. to ward and 6d. rent; Nicholos son of Henry, and Hugh
atte Grene, Hugh Everard, Roger Cotte, William and Agnes, children
of John atte Grene, Eudo Cotte, Roger son of Simon the smith, Richard
Wylom, Agnes wife of Richard Cotte, and Agnes Jeye his parceners, hold
½ bovate of land of Richard Kyng, containing 16 acres in town and 17
to marsh, and give like services, and hold 1 acre of area and wood for
a measure of salt and 6d. to ferm and 1d. to ward; Katherine late the
wife of Simon son of Gilbert Cotte and Ulma Cotte, Roger son of
Richard Wylom, Robert in the Herne and Juetta Batour her parceners,
hold a quarter of Gilbert Cotte, containing 6 acres in town and 7 to
marsh, and give like services, and hold 1 acre of area and wood for ¼d.
rent, a measure of salt and 1d. to ward, and 3d. rent. Moneday lond:
John Fotling and Simon Husbond hold a quarter of monenday lond of
Richard Haldeyn, containing 4½ acres 1 rood, and work every Monday
as the werkmen, but do not carry or make, labour or mow, but dig turf
like them and do 3 'bondeyes' and give 2 hens of 'look,' and plough or
harrow if they have plough or harrow at 3 lovebones, and give ½d. to
ward, and work from the 1st of August to Michaelmas every Monday
and Tuesday, and if the werkmen carry every day a week for that season,
they shall stack (golvabit) or gather (tassabit), and shall have their
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Free tenants in Flete: Humphrey de Litelbury holds his father's bovate
and 165 acres, except the plot of Robert Shep, 1 acre at Wyndesore and
part of the land of Ed[mund] de Holm, he renders 36s. 10¼d. yearly, and
gives 1¼d. at ward for his part of Holms, and 2½d. for his father's bovate;
Thomas son of William for part of Edmund de Holm's lands, 11s. 8¾d.
and 1d. to ward; John de Seeham holds part of that land, 9s. 4½d. and
1d. at ward for the land of Holmes; William de Gedeney for divers
plots and 29 acres of land, 7s. 8½d.; John son of Ralph for 15½ acres
1 rood of Randolf's land and others, 3s. 2¾d.; he and his parceners give
2d. at ward; Thomas Laxman, Thomas Attespense, Thomas Hoketo,
Roger Attespense, Adam and Emma daughter of Roger Attespense, for
a messuage and divers lands, 5s. 0¼d., a pound of cinnamon; the heirs
of Fulton son of Giles, hold a messuage in Heregate, with part of vert
and 4½ acres 1 rood of land of Dodys and Kyngstones, ½d. to ward for
Doddis, and they hold 1 acre of area and wood, formerly of Geoffrey Kunston, one measure of salt; Simon Durinol holds a plot formerly of Walter
Veise and 1½ acres of land, and renders 2s. 6d., a pound of pepper and
6 bushels of salt yearly; the wife of Roger son of Ranulph, for 5 acres 1
rood of land, 8¾d., and for a moiety of 3 acres of area and wood, 2 bushels
and a peck of salt; John Galt for a plot, 1 acre of land, 5¼d.; John Paris
for 2 acres of land in Goseholm, 6d.; Richard Sadelere and Robert son of
Margaret for a messuage, 2s. 5¼d.; Joan late the wife of Richard son of
Giles for a plot, 2s.; Roger son of Roger de Capella, for a plot, formerly
of William Trig, 21d.; Ignisia atte Chapele for a messuage, 2s. 10¼d.;
Roger son of Simon de Capella for a plot, ½ acre 1 rood of land, 12d.;
Agnes wife of Richard Coupere for a messuage and part of land of
Dygelines, 2s. 0½d.; Peter Dygel for a plot in Heregate, 11d.; Geoffrey
Cartere for a messuage there, 14½d.; Wydo son of Amabilla for part of a
plot of Sarah Brewstere, 6¼d.; Katherine Chaungel for part of vert with
cottage, 3d.; John de Tirinton the younger for 2 acres 1 rood of land
formerly of Nigel son of Joceus, 6¾d.; Matilda Deynes for 1½ acres 1 rood
20 perches of land 4½d.; Robert Gerard for a plot formerly of Hugh son
of Matilda, 15d.; John Paas and Alice Sadelere for part of a plot formerly
of Robert Gernoun with part of vert behind, 15d.; William son of John
for part of a plot of Robert with part of vert, 18½d.; the heir of William
Ladde for part of a plot, 7½d.; Hugh Wane for 2 acres with messuage,
10d.; and ½d. to ward for Wannisquarter; Stephen Heire for a messuage,
10d.; John Torre for 3 plots, 3s. 9¼d.; William son of Peter for 1
messuage, 1 acre, 1 rood of land of Thomas Gusse, 4s. 3d.; Simon son of
Hugh son of Thomas and Nicholas Hood for 2 acres with cottage, 6d.
Newly acquired rents of Holm: of Richard de Skiflington for ⅓ part of
land there, 5s. 5d. Molmen: Ralph Cotte, William son of Roger, Agnes
Husbond, Richard son of Geoffry Custance, Sarah daughter of Robert
Tilleson, William and Agnes children of John atte Grene, Hugh son of
Roger atte Grene, William Dragoun, Eudo Cotte, the heir of Richard
Bakestere and Simon Hosbond hold 3 quarters which belonged to Thomas
atte Dyck and Simon Echison, containing 20 acres and render 20s. yearly,
and mow with one man for 2 days in the lord's meadow, the day's work is
worth 5d.; and they take away hay with a man for 2 days, and the day's
work is worth 1d., and they carry hay and corn for 2 days with 1 cart, the
work worth 3d.; and make 6 'bondayes' in autumn, the work worth 1½d.;
and plough at 2 lovebon in winter and at one in Lent with a plough, or if
they have not one, 3 lovebon with a horse if they have one, and if not, they
shall give nothing for this custom; to ward they give 2d. at the Ascension
and give 3 hens at Christmas for which they receive 'lokemete' and hold
1 acre of area and wood for ¼ measure of salt, and give aid, merchet and
osiers; Hugh son of Roger atte Grene holds 4 acres of the land of Nicholas
Grond and 3 acres of 'mollond,' and mows for Grond for 1 day and reaps
for 3 days and gives 2 hens, ¼d. to ward and renders 3s. 3d.; Ralph Cotte
holds 5½ acres 30 perches of mollond with a messuage without the quarter
and renders 2s. 11¼d.; Agnes Hosbond holds a messuage 9 acres 3 roods of
land without the quarter, 4s. 4¾d.; Richard son of Geoffrey Custance for
8 acres of mollond without the quarter, 3s. 6d.; William Dragoun for part
of a messuage formerly of Godwin Fonden and part of Pentyngesplace and
10 acres of land, 5s. 4¼d. Simon Hosbond for 1 acre of land 10 perches,
6¾d. Yinsquarter: William son of Eudo Kartere and Hugh son of
Richard atte Grene, Richard son of Geoffrey Custance, Katherine his
sister, Emma wife of Simon Derman hold Yinsquarter, containing 10 acres
and mow with 1 man for 1 day and levy hay with 1 man for a day, carry
hay and corn for 2 days with 1 waggon, the work is worth as above, and
they plough and harrow, etc. and make 3 bonedaies with scythe in autumn
and give 2 hens at Christmas and ¾d. to ward, and they were wont to render
a measure of salt for 1 acre of area and wood, now in the lord's hand, and
render 13d.; Hugh son of Richard atte Grene holds 11 acres of mollond
without the quarter and renders 4s. 2d.; Richard Child holds a plot of
part of his messuage and renders 2d. Bovates which belonged to Walter
Elmun: Richard son of John Cotte, Henry Shepeherd, Katherine and Alice
daughters of Robert Gillesone, Giles Pyk, Katherine daughter of Isabella
Wolward, Robert son of Geoffrey Gouneld, Emma relict of John son of
Robert hold ½ bovate, containing 12 acres and mow with 1 man for 1 day,
levy hay for 1 day with 1 man, carry hay and corn for 2 days with a waggon
and the work is worth as above; they plough or harrow, etc. and mow 3
bondayes in autumn and 2 hens 1d. to ward and hold 2 acres of area and
wood rendering 2 measures of salt yearly, and render 20s. yearly; Richard
Cote holds ½ acre in Middeltoft and renders 1½d.; Henry Shepherde holds
a plot, 4½ acres 8 perches of land and renders 4s. 1¼d.; Robert son of
Geoffrey Gonneld holds 1 acre of the quarter of Master Hugh and renders
12d. Gerardus quarter: Emma relict of John son of Robert Gillesone
holds a quarter formerly of Gerard de Bliton, containing 8 acres and mows
for 1 day, levies, carries, etc. and makes 1½ bonedays and gives 1 hen and
¾d. to ward and renders 8s. yearly; she holds 2 acres of land in Wodeweyeslane and renders 2s.; John Maunsel holds 3½ acres of Oryels and gives 2
hens and 21d.; the heirs of Roger son of Assell[in] hold Walskmeshow and
render 3 bushels of salt; Thomas Hougher and William Grond hold 4
acres of land of Nicholas Grond and mow with 1 man for 1 day, reap for
4 days in autumn and give 2 hens ¼d. to ward and 2s.; Thomas also holds
13 acres 13½ perches, 8s. 2¾d.; he and his parceners give for the lands of
Thomas atte Fendyk 1d.; William Grond holds 1½ roods and renders 3d.
Wades quarter: Thomas Howere son of John son of Hugh Clerk, Ralph de
Stowe, Agnes Henynot hold that quarter, containing 7 acres, and render
12s. 3d., and 1 acre of area and wood for ¼ measure of salt and ½d. to ward;
Ralph atte Stowe, Roger Dode hold 5½ acres and render 3s. 4d.; Ralph
for 2 acres formerly of Ralph Hosebond, 8d. and he and his parceners give
¾d. to ward for Pirman land. Raulotes quarter: John Brexi, John son of
Roger atte Grene, Howlinus Cotte, Robert Crisp hold that quarter,
containing 7 acres and they mow and levy hay, gather it with one man for
2 days, reap in autumn with one man for 3 days and give 2 hens, aid,
merchet and osiers and plough, etc. at 3 'lovebones' and render 6s. yearly.
Hevedes quarter: Matilda late the wife of John Pyndere holds it, containing 6 acres and mows, etc. and renders 6s. yearly; she holds 4 acres of land
between Whythdyk and Newedyk and renders 2s. 9d. yearly; Roger
Gildeberdyng holds Greyeshowe and Cukkepotteshowe, containing 3 acres
and he reaps for 3 days in autumn, gives 3 hens and renders 3s.; Richard
Wylom holds a messuage, 2½ acres of land and 1 'sewere' and renders
5s. 7d., he gives for a plot Goch in the messuage, a hen, 3 precaria;
William Hosebond and Robert his brother hold Sponyngesfeld,
12d. and reap for 3 days with 1 man in autumn and give 1
hen; Roger Hosebond holds a plot where he dwells, 3½ acres
of land, 3s. 0¼d.; the heirs of Joceus Pyndere hold the wood, formerly
of Geoffrey Grond, rendering 6d. and 1½ measures of salt; Ralph Cotte,
Agnes and Alice daughter of William Cotte, Simon Hosebond, Robert
Gregory, John Brexi, Joceus son of Simon Smyth, and the lord hold Brexisquarter, containing 6 acres 3 roods, and give 2 hens if the lord is parcenar,
and ¼d. to ward and render 6s. 9d. yearly; Agnes and Alice hold 3½ acres
to marsh, 21d.; Joceus son of Simon le Smyth and John his brother hold
4 acres, 18d.; Agnes relict of Richard Cotte holds 3½ acres 10 perches with
messuage of a plot formerly of Lambert Cotte, and renders 21¾d. Alice
daughter of Robert Cotte, ½ acre of like land, 6d.; and Agnes and Alice
and Ralph Cotte reap for that plot for 3 days in autumn with 1 man, give
1 hen and ¼d. to ward; Roger son of Simon the smith holds a plot formerly of William Nogge, rendering 1 pound of pepper; Hugelinus Chapman holds 2 acres of Clottesland, 20d.; Laurence son of Geoffrey
Couhierde, Henry and William his brothers, hold 4 acres of land in Lagrich and Newmarsh, 9d.; Adam Chaloner holds 1 acre, 6d.; Letioia Joye
holds 1 messuage 21 acres 13½ perches of land, 15s. 2d. and a spade (vang)
price 4d.; and reap for 1 day in autumn for food and give 1 hen; Richard
Neel holds part of a messuage and 1 acre of wood, 21½d.; John and Roger
sons of Richard Wyl hold 2 acres in Newmarsh, 2d., and 1 rood in
Salteneygate, 3d.; Geoffrey son of Robert son of Gilbert for their messuage
and 2 acres of land, 11½d.; Hubert son of Roger holds 18½ acres, 11s. 4½d.
and ¼d. to ward; Hugh son of Geoffrey and William his brother hold 6
acres 7 perches, 4s. 9d., and he and his parceners give ½d. to ward for the
land of Hugh son of Richard; the heir of Simon son of Emma for 3 acres
of land without Newedyck, 3s.; Margery Maunsel holds 1½ acres at Fletwode, 9d.; Simon Heyqued, his son, mother and sister hold 14½ acres with
messuage 9s. 9d.; Beatrix and Emmenucia, daughters of Emma Joye, hold
1½ acres, 9d.; William de Tyrington and Margery daughter of Innocent
Iwelp hold 10½ acres with messuage, 4s. 7½d.; the heirs of William son of
Walter hold 3 acres with cottage, 18d.; Joceus son of Ralph holds 1 acre
with cottage, 12d.; he reaps for 3 days in autumn, gives 2 hens; Roger
son of Thomas Neel holds 2 acres at Wodeyhates, rendering 12d.; William
and Agnes, children of John atte Grene, hold 2 acres of Hodydody quarter,
give 2 hens, reap for 3 days in autumn with 1 man, carry seed to land at
lord's food at le lovebon and carry water in meadows to sharpen the
scythes, they render 2s. and he and his parceners, ¼d. at ward for Hodydody land; William Haldein holds 10½ acres with cottage, 8s. 6d., gives
3 hens and 6 precariae with scythe in autumn; Roger Peytefin holds 6
acres with cottage, 6d.; Geoffrey Dunot holds 6½ acres with cottage, 6½d.;
Roger Haldein holds ½ acre at Joyes, 6½d., precaria in autumn; Margaret
late the wife of Robert Joye holds 8½ acres with cottage, 4s. 3d.; the wife
of Richard son of Hugh brother of Elias holds a messuage formerly of
Ralph Cotte, 2s.; Hugh Everard holds a messuage formerly of William
Gardiner, 2s.; Agnes Godwort holds a plot formerly of Gregory de Multon,
15d.; Eva late the wife of Robert son of Hugh holds 2 acres, 2s. 1½d.;
Hugh Cowhierde holds 4½ acres 1 rood 23 perches with messuage, 4¾d.;
John son of Richard son of Roger for a plot formerly of Geoffrey Hoketo,
18d. Fees of turf: The heirs of Richard Dagges and Juenta Batour hold
a certain land of Bobbisquarter, containing 9 acres, for which they dig 200
fothers of turf, in the lord's moor, the work is worth 13s. 4d. yearly, 80
fothers whereof are assigned to this part, or 4s. 5¼d. Commons in Flete:
2 acres of wood called 'Heselwod,' a salt pit at Sedyk extended at 20s., a
salt pit there, 8s. the port at Hurneflete, 20s.; fair, market, toll, stallage,
at 13s. 4d.; view of frank-pledge, cognisance of lete with buying of bread
and ale; the fishery of Ee; 6l. yearly rent of the countess of Lincoln for
Lucton in Sutton; le Barredyk at le Fen; rent of Kirketon except that
whereof Alice wife of Ed[mund] de Ufford is dowered. It is agreed that
the hall of Holm, whereof the timber is assigned to Walter and Elizabeth,
shall be amoved within 1½ years, and he who has the hall of the manor of
Flete shall have chace, hunting, carriage, access by the gate assigned to
Walter, for a year, and the chapel on the part of Thomas de Lucy and
Margaret his wife shall be amoved at the common expense and
rebuilt at their expense on a place within the manor. Of knight's
fees: A third part of one which the heir of John Bosoun holds
in the town of Kyrketon in Holand; a fourth part of one which
the heirs of John Bussy hold in Multon; the tenth part of one
which John de Wadyngham holds in Wadyngham and 40s. rent yearly from
the same; a third part of a fourth part of one which Juliana de Welby holds
in Kelveden, co. Essex. Of advowsons: That of Wadynham church with
the chapel of Sniterby, co. Lincoln. It is agreed that all things omitted
shall be assigned in common to the parceners. Dated at Flete on 6 July,
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Enrolment of indenture between the same parties testifying that there
are assigned to Thomas and Margaret by John Moryn, escheator this side
Trent, all the lands which belonged to John de Multon in Distington with
corn mill there and the land which John Broun holds in Gosford, extended
at 6s. yearly, 5s. 10½d. of cornage received from the tenants at will in
Distyngton, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d., except the rents and services of Hugh
de Moriceby, Hugh de Distyngton, Thomas de Braunthwayt, and le
Milnstangrene. Demesne lands at Thirnby in Gybetflat, towards the
north 38½ acres with wood and waste there; in Wilhamfeld 10 acres on
the east towards the chapel; in Cringelthwayt, all; in Skalegaile, 2 acres;
in le Grenemore, 1 acre; in le Croklandes, 6 acres; in a place called le
Binterstanes, 7 acres; in a place called Brombankes, 4 acres towards the
west; at Culderton towards the north 89 acres 3 roods; in Blaikestansit
20 acres of land called 'bordlandes' towards the east; at Chalffordbank
1 acre 3 roods; at Carleton at le Stanecros to the east, 5⅓ acres of land
called Bordlandes. Land's formerly of Master William de Stanes at
Stapelstanes, Pikethowe and Catgill, 16 acres; in Huglandes 9 acres, in
Mochelhowe east of Mikelflat 5 acres, 4½ acres south of land formerly of
John le Wayt. Meadow: In le Canonnenges, to the south, 2½ acres, ⅓ of
Stuardeng to the north, ⅓ of Stalgileng to the north, 3 acres of Culderton
to the north with a moiety of Hungeraymosse; in Redeker, near le Poll,
of meadow formerly of Master William de Stanes, ½ acre near the meadow
of Roger de Irton, in le Keraldeng, 1½ roods near Gibbekeld, ½ acre 20
perches in Gibbekeld park, near the 1½ roods aforesaid; 2 acres which
Thomas Tummysone, Robert Peresone, William son of Alan and John
Stele, bondmen of Bekermet, ought to mow 1 acre 1 rood of good meadow
towards the north; 6½ acres 27 perches of poor meadow towards Bratanholm; 3 roods in Kirkeng, near Kirksit. Wood: ⅓ of Grabergh to the
north, ⅓ of Egremound to the south. Burgages: A chief messuage formerly of William del Stanes with curtilage and buildings wherein are 3
burgages and a plot called 'le Whetlathe' at the opposite gate and 2 acres
of land abutting upon the garden, extended at 12s.; a burgage which
Adam de Hewod holds, a messuage which Agnes Corde holds, a toft called
'Huntereng' which Benedict Cord holds, extended at 5s. 2d. Free
tenants in Egremound: Robert del See holds a messuage and carucate of
land by service of 5s. 6d. yearly; John Tirry holds le Wayng by 5d. yearly,
Thomas Waltewayn holds Anneislandes by 7½d. yearly, William Coleman
holds a chamber by 1d. yearly. Tenants at will: William del Wath holds
a messuage, 14 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow at le Wodehend and
renders 6s. 6d. yearly; William Tunnyson holds 5½ acres of land for 3s. 8d.
yearly; Patrick de Ravenglas holds Casteland in Ravenglas for 5s. yearly.
The tenants of Wilton render 31s. 6d., their moulter is extended at 2s.,
cornage at 13d. yearly; Adam de la Taillourie holds a messuage, 20 acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow in Dregg for 18s. yearly, Thomas de Brockholmbank holds a messuage, 7 acres of land, 1 rood of meadow there for 3s. 3d.
yearly, Roger Coke holds a messuage and 2 acres of land there and renders
2s. 3d. yearly, Thomas Haldbull holds a messuage, 4 acres of land, 1 rood
of meadow there for 3s. 4d. yearly, Adam Dunnyng holds a messuage, 1
rood of land there for 11d. yearly, John Calf holds a messuage, a toft, 2
bovates of land, 2 acres of meadow in Ravenglas, for 9s. 2d. yearly, John
renders for a salt pit in Dregg 5s., the abbot of Caldre renders 6d. yearly
for free farm there, Gilbert son of Henry holds a messuage, 1 rood of land
there freely by service of 1d. yearly. Newly approved land there, 7½d.;
Robert del Wod holds 1⅓ messuages formerly of William Hudsone, 12
acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 8 acres of waste at Scalgill in Braithwayt
and renders 13s. 4d. A third part of the manor of Ullayk: The barn of
William de Briggham, a moiety of that of John Collan to the west, 18
acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, with the lands of John
son of Laurence, Henry Wyot and John clerk hold and a moiety of Waldeylond and a third of the mill there. Customary tenants: Thomas
Tunnyson, Robert Pereson, William son of Alan and John Stele, bondmen
of Bekermet, with their lands, services and customs there and ⅓ of a tenement of John Tilleson there, extended at 37s. 4d.; all the lands in
Blaikestansit and Trathousyk except the demesne lands called 'Bordland.'
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