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Feb. 5.
Westminster. |
To the escheator in Cambridgeshire. Order to give William
Kenewalmersshe, Master Philip Morgoun, John Bathe clerks,
Bartholomew Brokesby, John Russell, Nicholas Saucer, Walter
Kebbylle, John Daundesey and Thomas ap Llewelin livery of the
manor called 'Colvylesfee,' and the issues thereof taken, but to
remove the king's hand and meddle no further with the other
manors and the advowsons hereinafter mentioned, delivering to
them any issues of these manors taken; as it is found by inquisition, taken before the escheator, that Hugh Burnell knight at his
death held no lands in the escheator's bailiwick of the king or of
others which may be seized into the king's hand, but was seised
of the manors of Swavesey and Fulborne called 'Souchesfee,
Colvylesfee' and 'Maneresfee' and the advowsons of the free
chapels of Swavesey and Fulborne, that a fine thereof after
levied in the king's court a month after Michaelmas 5 Henry V
between Joan who was wife of William de Bello Campo of Bergevenny knight, Philip Morgan, John Bathe clerks, Bartholomew
Brokesby, William Boteler of Yatton, Nicholas Saucer esquires
and Richard Pepur esquire now deceased plaintiffs and the said
Hugh deforciant, by name of Hugh Burnell of Holegote knight,
whereby the said Hugh acknowledged the right of the said Joan,
to her and the other plaintiffs and to her heirs; that they after
granted the same, by name of the manors of Swavesey and
Fulborne with appurtenances, to John Garlethorp, Thomas
Huyes, John Northerne clerks, Robert Keleby and William
Aubray, their heirs and assigns, who made a grant and demise
thereof to William Kenewalmersshe and the others and to Richard
Pepur, their heirs and assigns, that the survivors are yet thereof
seised, and that the manor called 'Colvylesfee' is held in chief
by the service of half a knight's fee, and the other manors and
advowsons of others than the king; and on 30 October last, for
a fine paid in the hanaper, the king pardoned the trespasses herein
committed, and for 40s. there paid has respited until Midsummer
day next their homages and fealties due for the said manor and
for other lands in other counties. |
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To the escheator in Warwickshire. Order to give the said
William, Philip now bishop of Worcester, John Bathe, Bartholomew, John Russell, Nicholas, Walter, John Daundesey and
Thomas, whose fealty the king has commanded the escheator in
Cambridgeshire to take, livery of two thirds of the manors of
Bordesley and Hayberne, and two thirds of the view of frankpledge of Aston, and the issues thereof taken; as it is found by
inquisition, taken before the escheator, that Hugh Burnell
knight at his death held no lands (as above), but held sometime
for life the manors and view aforesaid of the heritage of Joyce
wife of Adam Pesehale knight, Joyce wife of Hugh Strauley
esquire and Maurice Berkeley knight, that a fine after levied at
Westminster on the morrow of All Souls 7 Henry V between
Joan who was wife of William Beauchamp knight, John Braaz,
Walter Kebbylle and John Garlethorp clerk plaintiffs and the
said Adam and Joyce his wife deforciants of the reversion of a
third part of the same, which Hugh Burnell held for life, whereby
the deforciants acknowledged the right of the said Joan, granting
that reversion to the plaintiffs and to her heirs, that another
fine levied at Westminster three weeks after Michaelmas 5 Henry
V, between Nicholas Ruggeley esquire and Edith his wife
plaintiffs and Hugh de Strauley and Joyce his wife deforciants,
of the reversion of a third part thereof, whereby the deforciants
acknowledged the right of the said Edith, that another fine there
levied one month after Michaelmas 5 Henry V, between the said
Joan, Philip, Bartholomew and John Russell plaintiffs and the
said Nicholas Ruggeley and Edith deforciants, of the reversion of
a third part thereof, whereby the deforciants acknowledged the
right of the said Joan, that Hugh Burnell, by name of Hugh de
Burnell knight lord of Holgote and Weoleygh, reciting that he
held the said manors and view for his life with reversion of a
third part to the said Joan, Philip, Bartholomew and John, their
heirs and assigns, made a surrender and quitclaim of the two
third parts to the said Joan, by name of Joan de Beauchampe
lady of Bergevenny, the said Philip, Bartholomew and John,
that the said Joan, John Braaz, Walter Kebbylle and John
Garlethorp granted to William Kenewalmershe and the others
and to Richard Pepur now deceased, their heirs and assigns, the
reversion of the third part which they purchased by fine of the said
Adam and Joyce, and Hugh Burnell by deed attorned tenant to
them, that he after made a surrender and quitclaim to the said
William and the others of the third part of the said manors and
view, that by virtue of the said grant, attornment and surrender
they were and are yet thereof seised, that the said Joan, Philip,
Bartholomew and John Russell by charter made a demise and
grant to John Gerlethorp, Thomas Huyes, John Northerne clerks,
Robert Keleby and William Aubray, their heirs and assigns, of
another third part which the grantors by fine purchased of the
said Nicholas and Edith, that John Gerlethorp, by name of John
Garlethorp, and the others after made a grant and demise thereof
to William Kenewalmersshe and the others and to Richard
Pepur now deceased, their heirs and assigns, by virtue whereof
they were, and the survivors yet are seised of the said two third
parts, that those parts are held in chief by knight service, and
that Hugh Burnell at his death held no other lands in his demesne
as of fee, for life or otherwise; and for a fine paid in the hanaper
the king has respited the homages of William Kenewalmersshe
and the others until a day yet to come. |
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To the escheator in Leycestershire. Order to remove the king's
hand and meddle no further with the manor of Assheby la Zouche,
delivering to William Kenewalmersshe (and the others above
named) any issues thereof taken; as the king has learned by
inquisition, taken by the escheator, that Hugh Burnell knight
held no lands etc. (as before), but was sometime seised of that
manor, that a fine thereof after levied at Westminster one month
after Michaelmas 5 Henry V between Joan who was wife of
William de Bello Campo of Bergevenny knight, Philip Morgaun,
John Bathe clerks, Bartholomew Brokesby, William Boteler of
Yatton and Nicholas Saucer esquires and Richard Pepur esquire
now deceased plaintiffs and the said Hugh deforciant, by name
of Hugh Burnell of Holegote knight, whereby the deforciant
acknowledged the right of the said Joan, that the plaintiffs were
seised of the same, and after by charter made a grant thereof to
John Garlethorp, Thomas Huyes, John Northerne clerks, Robert
Keleby and William Aubray, their heirs and assigns, that they
after made a grant and demise thereof to William Kenewalmersshe and the others and to the said Richard, their heirs and
assigns, that by virtue thereof those grantees were, and the
survivors yet are seised of the said manor, and that it is not held
of the king. |
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To the escheator in Staffordshire. Order to give William
Kenewalmersshe and the others, whose fealties the king has
commanded the escheator in Cambridgeshire to take, livery of
two thirds of the manors and advowsons of Mere, Hondesworth
and Clent, and the issues thereof taken; as it is found by inquisition, taken before the escheator, that Hugh Burnell knight
sometime held for life the said manors and advowsons of the
heritage of Joyce wife of Adam Peschale knight, Joyce wife of
Hugh Strauley esquire and Maurice Berkeley knight, with
reversion to them, that a fine of a third part thereof after levied
in the king's court on the morrow of All Souls 7 Henry V between
Joan who was wife of William Beauchamp knight, John Braaz,
Walter Kebbylle and John Garlethorp clerk plaintiffs and the
said Adam and Joyce deforciants, whereby the deforciants
acknowledged the reversion thereof to be the right of the said
Joan, that the plaintiffs after by charter granted to William Kenewalmersshe and the others and to Richard Pepur now deceased,
their heirs and assigns, the reversion of that third part, held for
life by Hugh Burnell knight lord of Holgote and Weolegh, which
the grantors acquired by the fine aforesaid, that Hugh Burnell
attorned tenant to those grantees, that by name of Hugh de
Burnell knight, lord of Holegote and Weolegh he after made to
the survivors a surrender and quitclaim of that third part, by
virtue whereof they were and yet are seised of the same, that
another fine levied at Westminster three weeks after Michaelmas
5 Henry V, between Nicholas Ruggeley and Edith his wife
plaintiffs and the said Hugh de Strauley and Joyce deforciants,
of the reversion of a third part of the said manors and advowson,
whereby the deforciants acknowledged the right of the said
Edith, that another fine of the said reversion of a third part
levied there one month after Michaelmas 5 Henry V, between
the said Joan and the others plaintiffs and the said Nicholas
Ruggeley and Edith deforciants, whereby the deforciants
acknowledged the right of the said Joan, that Hugh Burnell, by
name of Hugh de Burnell knight lord of Holgote and Weoleygh,
made a surrender and quitclaim of that part to her, by name of
Joan de Beauchampe lady of Bergevenny, and to the other
grantees, their heirs and assigns, that they by charter made a
grant thereof to John Gerlethorp, Thomas Huyes, John Northerne
clerks, Robert Keleby and William Aubray, their heirs and assigns,
that John Gerlethorp, by name of John Garlethorp, and the others
made a grant and demise thereof to William Kenewalmersshe and
the others, and to Richard Pepur now deceased, their heirs and
assigns, that by virtue of their grant and demise the survivors
were and yet are thereof seised, and that the said two third parts
are held in chief by knight service; and for a fine paid in the
hanaper the king on 30 October last pardoned the trespasses
herein committed, and for a fine there paid respited the homages
of William Kenewalmerssh and the others for these and other
lands in other counties until a day yet to come. |
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To the escheator in Worcestershire. Like order, mutatis
mutandis, concerning [two thirds of] the castle of Weolegh, the
manors of Northfelde, Cradeley and 'Oldeswynforde' and the
advowson of 'Oldeswynforde' church. |
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To the escheator in Norhamptonshire. Like order, mutatis
mutandis, concerning the manor and advowson of Haselbeche,
whereof a fine levied at Westminster one month after Michaelmas
5 Henry V between Joan who was wife of William de Bello Campo
of Bergevenny knight, Philip Morgaun, John Bathe clerks,
Bartholomew Brokesby, William Boteler of Yatton and Nicholas
Saucer esquires and Richard Pepur esquire now deceased plaintiffs
and Hugh Burnell of Holegote knight deforciant, whereby the
said Hugh acknowledged the right of the said Joan, and the
plaintiffs granted the premises to him for life, reciting a charter
whereby they after granted the reversion thereof to John Garlethorp, Thomas Huyes, John Northerne clerks, Robert Keleby
and William Aubray, their heirs and assigns, a surrender after
made to those grantees by Hugh Burnell, and a demise and grant
by them after made to William Kenewalmersshe and the others
and to Richard Pepur, their heirs and assigns, by virtue whereof
they were, and the survivors yet are thereof seised, and that the
same are held of the king by knight service as of the duchy of
Cornwall. |
