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Robert Chalouns knight to the king, Henry prince of Wales and
duke of Cornwall his son, Edmund Stafforde bishop of Exeter and
Thomas Langele clerk, their heirs and assigns. Charter of the castle
and manor of Chepyngtoryton, the manors of Cokyngton, Podyngton,
Hegheaunton and Haghewelle, a moiety of the manor of Northlieu,
twenty messuages, four carucates of land, 400 acres of pasture, 400
acres of furze and heath, 100 acres of wood, 10 marks of rent, eight
messuages, three carucates of land, 40 acres of meadow and 100 acres
of furze and heath in Excestre, Chepyngtoryton, Cokyngton, Blaketoryton, Shepwaysshe, Podyngton, Thernescombe and Monkekampton,
with knights' fees in Inwardleghe, also of 2 acres of land in Alphyngton
and the advowson of that church, all in Devon, the manors of
Hundeston, Hardyngton and Chilton, twenty messuages, two carucates
of land, 20 acres of meadow, 14l. of rent, twenty messuages, four
carucates of land, 20 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 20 acres
of wood and 10l. of rent in Yevele and Kyngeston by Yevele,
Hundeston, Hardyngton, Chilton and Overattebeare co. Somerset,
eight messuages and 40s. of rent in Donhedburgh co. Cornwall, with
the knights' fees and all other the fees, lordships, services, rents
and reversions, advowsons appendant and not appendant of all
churches, chapels, chantries and hospitals, all 'wayfs' and 'strays,'
fairs, markets, leets, hundreds, all manner of courts, wreck and
jetsam of the sea, chaces and warrens, 'infangthef' and 'outfanghthef'
and all other liberties and rights, as fully as the same were of John Cary
knight or any other before him, and all other lands in the said towns and
counties which were of the said John or of others enfeoffed or seised
to his use, and came to the late king's hands by a judgment of forfeiture
against him or them rendered in the parliament of 11 Richard II and
confirmed in the parliament of 1 Henry IV; also of a messuage with
appurtenances in Charrynge co. Middlesex, late of Thomas Shelle knight
or his feoffees, which came to the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture
of the said Thomas and by a judgment against him rendered. Dated
1 November 3 Henry IV. |
