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1279. Jan. 3. Windsor. |
To the justices next in eyre in co. Northumberland. Order not to put
Master Adam de Bekefeud, parson of the church of Eure, in default by
reason of the common summons of the eyre, as the king has warranted him
his absence. |
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Henry Tyeys acknowledges that he owes to the Friars Preachers of
London 68s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in co. Oxford. |
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Enrolment of deed of John de Vescy, witnessing that whereas William
de Valencia, yeoman, has constituted himself a surety for John to Hugh de
Leziniaco, count of La Marche and Angouleme (Engolisme), for payment of
2,500 pounds of Tours in case John's wife, the earl's sister, die without an
heir begotten by John, the said John hereby charges his goods to save
William harmless concerning the said money, and he submits himself and his
heirs to the distraint of the king for the levying of the said sum from his
lands in case William have to pay it and for any damages sustained by
William by reason of this surety. Dated at Windsor, on Tuesday after
the Circumcision, 1278. |
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Enrolment of deed of William de Valencia, son of Sir William de
Valencia, lord of Montygnac and Bellac (Bellaco), witnessing that whereas
the aforesaid Hugh has given his sister Mary in marriage to the aforesaid
John, and John has agreed to render and restore 4,500 pounds of Tours in
case Mary die without an heir begotten by John, William hereby becomes
surety for payment of 2,500 pounds of Tours to Hugh within two years of
the death of Mary if she die without an heir as above. |
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Memorandum, that John came into court and granted for himself and
his heirs that he would faithfully observe the premises. |
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Memorandum, that John de Kirkeby, on Wednesday before the Epiphany,
delivered to Sir Roger de Mortuo Mari at Windsor by the king's order two
small rolls, one of the extent of Gannok and the other of the ordinance,
feoffment, grant and demise of the lands of two cantreas. |
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Reginald son of Peter and Joan his wife put in their place Henry
Thurmund and Geoffrey Corbet in the suit before the king between the
king, demandant, and Reginald and Joan, tenants, concerning the manor
of Chewton, and in the suit before the king by another writ between the
king, demandant, and John son of Robert de Ponsont, tenant, concerning
a moiety of the manor of Langeblaneford except a third of two carucates and
of 20 acres of land and of 3 acres of meadow and of 10s. of rent, concerning
which the said John vouched to warranty against the king the aforesaid
Reginald and Joan and Fulk de Archiak and Mabel his wife, Guy de Rupe
Cauardi and Sibyl his wife, John de Bello Campo and Cicely his wife, and
in the suit before the king by another writ between the king, demandant,
and John son of Robert de Ponsont, tenant, concerning a third of two
carucates of land in Langeblaneford, concerning which the said John
vouched to warranty against the king the aforesaid Reginald and Joan,
Fulk and Mabel, Guy, Sibyl, John and Cicely. |
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Alexander Comyn and Elizabeth his wife attorn before the king Ralph
de Trumpington and Nicholas de la Despense in all pleas. And the king,
at their instance, granted that Ralph and Nicholas might make attorneys in
their places for Alexander and Elizabeth for a year from Martinmas, in the
6th year of his reign. |
Jan. 6. Windsor. |
Roger de Mortuo Mari puts in his place John de Everley and John de
Cilecestre in the suit before the king concerning the purparty of the
inheritance of the Marshal that William de Valencia and Joan his wife
demand against Roger and Matilda, his wife. |
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John Coulyng, Stephen le Bere, John Dolling, John le Bere, John
Lowys, Roger Martin, Henry Winter, John de Creubere, John son of
Nicholas, Richard Batecok and Michael Carball put in their places Robert
de Polmorva and Richard Chaunceler in the suit before the king between
Oliver de Arundel and them, concerning a trespass committed upon Oliver
by them. |
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The abbot of Jumièges (Gyminges) puts in his place brother William de
Monasterio Villari, his fellow-monk, and Robert le Forester in the suit
before the king between the king, demandant, and the abbot, deforciant,
concerning the advowson of the church of Chyweton. |
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Enrolment of grant by Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk and Marshal of
England, to William de Mortuo Mari, son of Sir Roger de Mortuo Mari,
for his homage and service, of 25l. yearly, to be paid on the morrow of the
Close of Easter at the New Temple, London. Witnesses: Sir William de
Middelton, bishop of Norwich; Sir Roger de Clifford, Sir Otto de
Grandisono, Sir John de Vescy, Sir Bartholomew de Suthlegh, Sir Adam
de Gurdon, Sir Grimbald Pauncefot, Sir Walter de Hopton, Master
Geoffrey de Asphal, Sir Walter de Everle, Sir John de Havering, Sir Walter
de Pedewardyn. |
Jan. 6. Windsor. |
Memorandum, that the earl came into chancery and acknowledged the
premises, and granted that the aforesaid sum shall be levied, in default of
payment, from his lands and chattels in co. Norfolk. |
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Afterwards, on 7 May, in the 17th year of the reign, the aforesaid
William came into chancery and released the said yearly sum and all
arrears to the earl for 320 marks paid to him beforehand, and granted
that the charter and recognisance aforesaid shall be annulled. |
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Membrane 11d—Schedule. |
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Memorandum, that Walter de Helyun came before the king at Windsor,
on the morrow of the Circumcision, in the seventh year of the reign, and
rendered to Edmund, the king's brother, 10 acres of pasture in Redleye,
co. Gloucester, which he had by demise from Edmund for his life, and he
released to Edmund his right in the same, and Edmund on the same day
rendered into the king's hand the said 10 acres of pasture as those that
he held of the king in chief, and he released to the king his right in the
same. |
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Membrane 10d. |
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Master Ruffinus, archdeacon of Cliveland, puts in his place Bonacius de
Mediolano in the suit before the king against Dulcius, Nocius de Burgo,
John Beumond, Ranicius Ardingi and other their fellows, merchants of
Florence, of a plea of debt. |
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Ralph de Wodeburg puts in his place Thomas de Rampeston and William
Starre of Wodeburg in the suit before the king against John son of Paulinus
de Stokes, William Stagge, William de Elleton, Master George le Fisicien,
Henry Makefare of Landeford, John Chamme and others concerning a
trespass committed upon him by them. |
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Robert de Avynton puts in his place Matthew Bate in the suit before
the king against Robert le Serjaunt of Kelewedon, Agnes, late the wife of
Jordan del Hull, Walter Albon, and Isabella his wife, and John Sveting
concerning a trespass committed upon him by them. |
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Henry de Middelton puts in his place John le Fevre and Nicholas de
Westiton in the suit before the king between him and Hugh le Eyr, John
le Neweman, John atte Rowemere, Richard Thedrich, Alice Edrich, John
le Ronk, Richard Wodecok and Geoffrey Snok for a trespass committed
upon him by them. |
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Ralph de Trumpeton, who has power to make attorneys in place of
Alexander Comyn, earl of Boghan, and Elizabeth his wife, puts in his
place Henry de Merkefeld and Walter de Merkefeld, in the suit before the
king between Alexander and Elizabeth and Ellen la Zusch of a plea that if
Ellen have more in tenancia of the inheritance of Roger de Quency,
sometime earl of Winchester, than pertains to her purparty, etc. |
Jan. 15. Guildford. |
Robert Spret came before the king, on Sunday after the octaves of
Epiphany and sought to replevy to Richard son of Richard the latter's land
in Eynesham, which was taken into the king's hands for his default in the
king's court against John son of Ralph le Mazun. |
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William de Charne acknowledges that he owes to Master Thomas Bek
56 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in
co. Berks. |
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Alice, wife of Walter de Twyford, puts in her place Walter her husband
in the suit before the king between Walter and Alice and Walter de Bello
Campo, Robert de Graston, Thomas de Stokton, Adam Amur, Philip
Cokeney and Ralph Samuel of a trespass committed upon her by them. |
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William de Haveckleye and Philippa his wife came before the king, on
Tuesday after St. Hilary, and sought to replevy their land in Imbeshete,
which was taken into the king's hands for their default in the king's court
against Henry de Burhunte. Order is sent to the justices of the Bench. |
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Memorandum, that John de Grimestede came into the king's court, on
Saturday in the Lord's week, and granted and quit-claimed to R. de
Wichehamton, bishop of Salisbury, and his successors and to the dean and
chapter and the church of St. Mary of the same place his right in the manor
of Suthwodeford, and he acknowledged that the manor is the right of the
bishop and of the dean and chapter and church aforesaid and he grants
that he and his heirs shall be bound to warrant the manor to them. For
this release the bishop will pay him 200 marks. |
Jan. 20. Westminster. |
Agnes de Neuton, imprisoned at York, has letters to the sheriff of York
to bail her. |
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Enrolment of deed of Andrew de Saukevill, knight, acknowledging
himself bound to Henry de Lenn, clerk of Sir Robert, bishop of Bath and
Wells, in 10l., to be paid in London in the house of Bartholomew de
Castello on Mid-Lent day, and granting that this sum may be levied, in
default of payment, by the sheriffs. He requests and seeks by the presents
that enrolment may be thus made in the rolls of Chancery. Dated at
Westminster, on the morrow of St. Vincent, 7 Edward. |
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John de Pateshull, who is going to parts beyond sea by the king's
licence puts in his place Master Henry de Bray and Adam le Werrur, and
the king has granted, at John's instance, that Henry and Adam may make
attorneys in John's place, and the king has granted that this letter shall
endure until Christmas. |
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John de Sancto Johanne acknowledges that he owes to Nutus Fuleberti
and Burgesius his brother, merchants of Florence, 143l. 1s. 4d.; to be
levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in cos. Southampton
and Sussex. |
Jan. 20. Westminster. |
Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, who is going to parts beyond sea by
the king's licence, puts in his place Adam de Poterton in all pleas, and the
king has granted, at Henry's instance, that Adam may make attorneys in
Henry's place, and has granted that this letter shall last until a month from
Easter. |
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These have quittance of the common summons [of the eyre] in co.
York: |
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Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and Marshal of England. |
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Peter Bekard. |
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Roger Lestrange (extraneus). |
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William de Brehus. |
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Reginald son of Peter. |
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The master of the military order of the Temple in England. |
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Alexander de Lacy. |
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John de Vescy. |
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Robert de Brakenbergh. |
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Edmund, earl of Cornwall. |
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Robert de Tibotot. |
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John de Warenna. |
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Eleanor de Percy. |
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The prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. |
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William de Derneford acknowledges that he owes to Adam le Despenser
100s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co.
Wilts. |
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Master Adam de Writele acknowledges that he owes to Master Henry
de Newerk 63l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and
chattels in —. |
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Enrolment of grant by Matthew Turpin to Matthew Turpin his son and
to Matilda, daughter of Stephen de Brightmerston, for their services and
for 100 marks given to him as gressom (in gersumam), of his whole
manor of Wyntereslewe, with the chief messuage (manso), homages,
villeins, etc. and all other appurtenances; doing therefor the due and
accustomed service therefor to the chief lords of the manor in the same
way as the grantor was wont to do. Witnesses: Sir William de Dun, Sir
William de Durnford, Sir Eustace de Hull, knights; John le Aucher,
John Gojun, William de Brightmerston, Philip le Fraunceys, Walter Lovel,
clerk, Thomas le Frankeleyn of Derneford, William le Noble of Aldinton,
Adam le Frauncleyn, William Beysin. |