Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV: Volume 2, 1468-1476. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1953.
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'Close Rolls, Edward IV: 1466-1470', in Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV: Volume 2, 1468-1476, (London, 1953) pp. 107-112. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw4/vol2/pp107-112 [accessed 24 April 2024]
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1466-1470
| 1468 | |||||||||
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| 429 | |||||||||
| Letter of attorney by Margaret lady Hungerford, appointing William Warder and Patrick Mede as her attorneys etc. to convey seisin in her name of the manor of Chyverell Parva co. Wilts with the advowson of Chyverell church, its chantry, and of all lands, pastures, rents and services thereto pertaining, to John Sydenham the elder, John Cheney, Gregory Westeby, John Mervyn and John Clevedon, their heirs and assigns. Dated 7 January, 7 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Like letter of attorney by Margaret lady Hungerford, appointing John Lyveden and George Rede chaplains as her attorneys etc. to receive in her name from Gregory Westeby, John Mervyn and John Touke, seisin of her lands in Fountell Gifford and Farnehull in Fountell with the advowson of Fountell Gifford church. Dated 8 January, 7 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Letter of attorney of Margaret lady Hungerford, appointing John Bacon and William Nicholas as her attorneys etc. to deliver in her name seisin of the manor of Chyverell Parva co. Wilts with the advowson of the chantry and of all lands, meadows, pastures, rents and services therein, to John Mompesson, John Mervyn, John Touke, George Rede chaplain and Gregory Westeby. Dated 8 January, 7 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 19 September at Heghtesbury, by virtue of a writ of dedimus potestatem signed by John Pemberton, and enrolled in the chancery files. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| 430 | |||||||||
| John Neweman, citizen and vintner of London, to John Werall, 'gentilman' and Robert Colyns, 'coforer' of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels and of all debts to him due. Dated 27 October, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 October. | |||||||||
| Membrane 9d. | |||||||||
| 431 | |||||||||
| Indenture made 24 August, 9 Edward IV, attests that William Kerner and Eleanor his wife demised at farm to John Umfrey all lands and tenements, suits of court and services with meadows, pastures, woods, marshes, mills, roads, paths and all other rights in the parishes of Tenderden and Rolvynden co. Kent, to be held for a term of ten years complete, paying annually to the said William and Eleanor or their executors twenty marks sterling, to remain thereafter to the king during the lives of the said William and Eleanor without any payment therefor. Signed, sealed and dated as above. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 19 November. | |||||||||
| 432 | |||||||||
| William Cleve, clerk, to William Hampton, alderman of London, John Marchall, mercer, Richard Rikhill, each citizen of London, William Hede, clerk of the chancellor, and Agnes Shetford, widow, his sister, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and possessions, moneys and rents, except twenty pounds to be reserved to him and his assigns to discharge his debts and to pay the cost of his funeral. Dated 3 December, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 December. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| 433 | |||||||||
| John Watkyns, 'gentilman' of Westminster, to Eunice Squery, widow and Thomas Lacy, each of Westminster, William Broke, 'gentilman' of Chesham and John Nicke, 'yoman' of Westminster, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels within the realm. Witnesses: Nicholas Huse esquire, John Bestinby, John Hill, John Norton, 'gentilmen' John Whetyngham. Dated 2 January, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 5 January. | |||||||||
| 434 | |||||||||
| John Halman, citizen and 'hurer' of London, to Thomas Fermory of London, Henry Hunt otherwise Baker of Rouchestre co. Kent, and John Petyte, goldsmith of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels within the realm. Dated 20 January, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 22 January. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| 435 | |||||||||
| Benedict Ederich, chaplain of Hertfordshire, to John Stepneth, 'gentilman,' his executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels within the realm. Dated 1 February, 8 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment by Robert Pekke esquire, enrolled in the chancery files, by writ of dedimus potestatem 11 January, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| 436 | |||||||||
| John Lambard, citizen and 'girdler' of London, to John Small of Middlesex, John Grene, gentilmen' and Edmund Legge, 'pynner' of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels in the city of London and elsewhere within the realm, and of all debts to him due: and he has put them in possession thereof by delivery of a gown (toga). Dated 11 November, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 February. | |||||||||
| 437 | |||||||||
| John Sewer, citizen and 'wolpakker' of London, to Thomas and Richard Ive, 'gentilmen' of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels in the city of London and elsewhere within the realm and of all debts to him due. Dated 12 August, 6 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 February this year. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| 438 | |||||||||
| Richard Beauchamp esquire, to Thomas Mongomery, William Wrottesley, James Baskervyle, knights, Thomas Beauchamp, Humphrey Stafford, William Berkeley, Thomas Stafford, William Chapman and William Bayly, clerks, George Capull and John Wylde, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels within the realm of England: and he has put them in possession thereof, by delivery of a gold ring. Dated 31 December, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 February this year. | |||||||||
| Membrane 8d. | |||||||||
| 439 | |||||||||
| Humphrey Stafford of Southwike, knight, William Coke, clerk, William Wotton, citizen of New Sarum and John Hylle, chandler of the same, to Robert Kyrkham, keeper of the chancery rolls, Richard Whitby, John Cranborne, John Stratton clerk, their heirs and assigns. Demise of all his lands and tenements in New Sarum opposite the Gyldehall between a tenement late held by William More and now by Edward Godeyere to the north, and that of John Cammell, esquire, on the south, and a tenement or two cottages situate in a street called 'Mynysterstrete' between the tenement formerly of William Teynterer the younger now called 'Georges Inne' on the south, and that formerly of John Walteham, cook, now of Thomas Huse, on the north, besides all messuages, cottages and gardens in the above city, formerly of William Hardynge the elder, son and heir of Nicholas Hardynge, all which above premises were held of Humphrey Stafford, etc. by gift and enfeoffment of William son of William Hardynge in capital demesne as of fee etc. and appointment of Roger Huls and Peter Sayntjohn as attorneys etc. to delivery seisin of the above premises to Robert Kyrkham, Richard Whitby, John Cranborne and John Stratton. Witnesses: Henry Longe, esquire, John Whittokesmede, William Swayne. Dated New Sarum, 16 March, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment before Robert Kyrkeham, 16 March. | |||||||||
| 440 | |||||||||
| William Besyle, esquire, to William Sewey otherwise Stanford, his heirs and assigns. Demise and enfeoffment of a tenement in the city of Bath co. Somerset, which he held together with Robert Hungerford, knight, of Hungerford, Robert Hungerford lord Molyns, Arnold Hungerford knight now deceased, by enfeoffment of William Torney, to be held by the aforesaid William in perpetuity in capital demesne as of fee etc. Witnesses: John Stere, William Haynes, Hugh Goldyng, Andrew Betford, Richard Batyne. Dated 12 January, 5 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment before Robert Kirkeham, 6 March, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1468. | |||||||||
| 441 | |||||||||
| Richard Kymbeare of Trevalward, to Henry Kelly and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of the grantor, their heirs and assigns. Gift of the manors of Trevalwarde and Bryghter co. Cornwall, with dovecotes, mills, rents and services thereto belonging; also West Kymbeare manor with rents of Radeclyve co. Devon after the death of William Kymbeare and half his lands and tenements in the manors of Tredeford, Tregawynek, Tresrowel, Rosemylyon, Tretoyle, Brounwelegh, Styncodde, Trewygot, Curtoyll, Devyok, Westnarth, Treruff, Tregantell, Playshforde, Pensyppel, Pyderwyne and Culglynyen co. Cornwall with dovecotes, mills, rents and services, to be held by the same Henry and Elizabeth and their lawful heirs in capital demesne as of fee etc.: and should the said Elizabeth die without issue, the manors of Trevalwarde, Bryghter and West Kymbeare with a moiety of the grantors other manors are to descend to her next rightful heirs. Witnesses: John Paket, Henry Cornyshe, Richard Hornebroke, Thomas Geffrey, Richard Hamet. Dated Trevalwarde, 20 May, 8 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 442 | |||||||||
| Richard son of John Kymbeare, to Henry Kelly and Elizabeth his wife, their heirs and assigns. Gift with warranty of all his messuages, rents and services in Radeclyve and Wodeham co. Devon, which he held on the death of William Kymbeare: and should the above Henry and Elizabeth die without issue, the above premises are to revert to the right heirs of the grantor. Witnesses: John Paket, Henry Cornysshe, Richard Hornebroke. Dated 12 May, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| 1470. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 15 June, this year. | |||||||||
| 443 | |||||||||
| John Castell, to Richard Chappes, esquire etc. Duplicate indenture of gift and confirmation of the manor of Burtyns, with appurtenances, lands, tenements, rents and services in Frekenham co. Suffolk, for term of his life, and after his decease to Robert Southwode, mercer of London and Anne his wife, their heirs and assigns in perpetuity in capital demesne as of fee at the accustomed services. Witnesses: Thomas Peyton, esquire, George Hethe, William Wardon, clerk, William Glover, William Norman. Dated Frekenham, 5 August, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Letter of attorney of John Castell, appointing John Flemyng, Nicholas Englyssh and Richard Ball as his attorneys etc. to convey seisin of his lands etc. in Frekenham to Richard Chappes, and after his demise to Robert and Anne Southwode etc. Dated 5 August, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February, this year. | |||||||||
| 444 | |||||||||
| Joan Good, widow of Dorking co. Surrey, to John Marchall, clerk and John Hert of Hoxton co. Middlesex, their executors and assigns. Gift of all her goods and chattels and of all her debts to her due. Dated 7 February, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 8 February. | |||||||||
| Membrane 7d. | |||||||||
| 445 | |||||||||
| William Worceter, citizen and skinner of London, to William Chaunte 'gentilman' and Nicholas Barlee, skinner of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels, merchandise and wares with their increase, and of all debts to him due: and he has put them in possession thereof by delivery of a mazer (murra) stippled with silver and gilded over. Dated 12 February, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 17 February. | |||||||||
| 446 | |||||||||
| William Horne, citizen and goldsmith of London, to Alice Dunham widow, of Hoo co. Norfolk, Galeazzo Centurioni, merchant and John Blakburn, sherman, each citizen of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels without bargaining, as shown by a bond dated 15 May, 9 Edward IV, whereby the said Alice agreed to discharge the several debts of the aforesaid William. Dated 16 February, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Feb. 9. | William Horne (as above), to Alice Dunham etc. Quitclaim of all actions, suits and demands up to the date of this indenture. | ||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 16 February. | |||||||||
| 447 | |||||||||
| (fn. 1) Thomas Reynes, esquire, to master Richard Fryston, clerk of the king's petty bag in chancery, Richard Loy, Thomas Levet, Richard Skipton, John Morell the elder and John Morell the younger, their heirs and assigns. Gift with warranty of a messuage of four enclosures with ditches, and 95 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, and 9s. 3d. of rent, with courts, heriots, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats etc., which he held in the fields of Stanbrygge, Ekyndon, Bovyngdon and Tillesworth co. Bedford, to be held with the above messuages, hedges and ditches in capital demesne as of fee etc.: and appointment of William Beynon as his attorney to deliver in his name seisin of the above premises to Richard Fryston, Richard Loy, Thomas Levet, Richard Skipton and John Morell, elder and younger. Witnesses: John Terle, Thomas Beynon, Thomas Hewet, John Hogges, John Rawlyn. Dated Stanbrigge, 8 February, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum, that I, Thomas Reynes at this present day am sole seised of the said lands, and in fee simple. So God me help and halydom. Signature T. Reynes. (English.) | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 12 February. | |||||||||
| Membrane 6d. | |||||||||
| 1469. | |||||||||
| 448 | |||||||||
| John Lee, citizen and draper of London, to Benedict Lee, merchant of Warwick, Laurence Test draper, Robert Shorter gentilman, and John Multon mercer, each citizen of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels and of all debts to him due. Dated 7 November, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 24 November. | |||||||||
| 449 | |||||||||
| John Wilcokes, citizen and 'joynour' of London, to William Mathew, barber and Walter Pynder tailor, each citizen of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his goods and chattels in the city of London, and elsewhere within the realm: and he has put them in possession thereof by delivery of a mazer adorned with silver and gilded with lepoynt daresta at the base. Dated 7 December, 9 Edward IV. | |||||||||
| Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 December. | |||||||||