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Joan who was wife of Richard Shuter to Henry Drewe, his
heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of all messuages
and lands in Blakhalle in the parish of 'Northehuwysshe.'
Witnesses: Robert Hille of Shilston, Henry Fortescu, Andrew
Hille esquires, John Shilston, John Shettecote. Dated Thursday
after the Annunciation 11 Henry VI. |
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Joan who was wife of Richard Shuter to Henry Drewe, his heirs
and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of all messuages and lands
in Blakhalle in the parish of 'Northehuwysshe.' Witnesses (as
the last). Dated Friday after the Annunciation 11 Henry VI. |
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Joan who was wife of Richard Shuter to Ralph Wilberdoun
clerk, Ambrose Saunder and John Smale the younger. Letter
of attorney, appointing them to enter all messuages and lands
in Blakhalle in the parish of 'Northehuwysshe,' and to give
seisin thereof to Henry Drewe, his heirs and assigns. Witnesses
(as before). Dated Thursday after the Annunciation 11 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charter and
writings at Lodeswille 3 October this year before the abbot of
Bukfast, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the chancery file for this year. |
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1434. |
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John Bealknap, son and heir of Hamon Bealknap, to Dame
Joan Dedham, late the wife of John Dedham knight, and John
Feriby the elder of Creye St. Paulinus. Letter of attorney,
appointing them his attorneys general to sue, collect, recover and
receive rents, moneys and profits due for terms past and future
of all his lands in St. Mary Creye, Creye St. Paulinus and elsewhere in Kent, to rule, survey, repair and demise the same to
farm, sell woods and underwoods, receive the money and give
acquittances, to prosecute, answer and defend in all causes and
actions touching his person and lands, appoint and revoke attorneys etc. Dated 29 June 12 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
29 June. |
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Walter Yous late of Norton by Little Wyrley co. Stafford
'gentilman' to Joan who was wife of William Lee of Knyghtley.
Quitclaim of all lands in Norton aforesaid. Witnesses: John
Harpur, Robert Whitgreve, Robert Nowell. Dated 26 June 12
Henry VI. |
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Walter Yous (as above) to Thomas Daweson. General release of
all actions real and personal. Dated 25 June 12 Henry VI. |
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Walter Yous (as before) to Joan Lee lady of Knightley. (Like)
release. Dated (as the last). |
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Walter Yous (as before) to Gregory Taillour. (Like) release.
Dated (as before). |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings,
5 July. |
Jan. 4.
Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of the city of Lincoln for the time being. Order
upon sight etc. to cause proclamation to be made of certain
statutes and ordinances for ruling and punishment of buyers and
purveyors of victuals within the realm, observance of measures
and weights, prevention and punishment of routs and riots,
prohibition of liveries of raiment, and justification of craftsmen,
labourers, servants and victuallers, whereof for their greater
peace and advantage the commons in the last parliament did
instantly crave the publication, and the king is sending the same
in form of patent. |
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Et erat patens. |
July 8.
Westminster. |
John Arundell clerk to the king. Recognisance for 400l., to
be levied etc. of his lands and chattels and church goods in
Berkshire. |
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Condition that, whereas a dispute has arisen between John
Arundell, warden of the king's free chapel and of the college of
St. George within Wyndesore castle, and the canons thereof
concerning divers moneys by him received which belong to him
and the canons in right of the college, and divers jewels and
ornaments of the college by him eloigned, as it is averred, he
shall obey the decree of John bishop of Bath and Wells the
chancellor concerning the premises, and shall fulfil the same. |
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Cancelled, forasmuch as the said dean (sic) has obeyed and fulfilled
the said decree. |
