Feb. 1.
Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Kent. Order at his peril, for urgent business
nearly moving the king, upon sight etc. to cause proclamation
to be made, that all knights, esquires and yeomen who take
yearly fees, wages or annuities of the king by grant of King
Edward III, King Richard II, Edward late prince of Wales,
John late duke of Lancastre, King Henry IV or the late king confirmed by the king, or by grant of the king, or are of his livery
and retinue, shall under pain of forfeiting such fees etc. and all
else that they may forfeit cease every excuse and hasten to
draw towards the city of London, so as to be there on 1 March
next at latest, to deal as at their coming they shall be directed
on behalf of the king. By K. and C. |
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Rose who was wife of Robert Tentirden citizen of London in
her widowhood to John Jun' knight, William Darell, William
Fynderne and John Langleygh, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of four messuages, 160 acres of land, 20 acres
of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, 60 acres of heath,
13s. 4d. of rent and the livery of two folds in Hermodysworth
and Stanwelle co. Middlesex, and a several fishery in the river
called the 'Langeforthe,' which Richard Edward and Mirabel his
wife held for the life of the said Mirabel of the heritage of Nicholas
Walpole of Suffolk with reversion to the said Nicholas and
Nicholas Randolf of Surrey and to the heirs of Nicholas Walpole,
reciting a fine levied at Westminster in 7 Henry V whereby the
said Nicholas and Nicholas granted the remainder of the premises
to John Brokholes clerk, the said Robert Tentirden and Rose,
Thomas Osbarne citizen and mercer and Richard Kere citizen
and 'iremonger,' both of London, and to the heirs of Robert
Tentirden, with the homage and all services of John Smalebroke,
Walter Huchoun, John Fyket, Thomas Fyssher of Colbroke,
Simon Thauche of Stanwelle and Matthew atte Hill and their
heirs for tenements held of the grantors, and reciting a charter,
dated Pyrye in the parish of Harmodisworth 30 June 5 Henry VI,
whereby Robert Tentirden made a release of his estate therein to
John Brokholes, Thomas Osbarne and Richard Kere, their heirs
and assigns, and a writing, dated 27 January 8 Henry VI, whereby
the said Rose, John Brokholes, Thomas Osbarne and Richard
Kere made a demise and grant of the premises to the said John
Jun', William Darell, William Fynderne and John Langleygh
and to their heirs, by name of all the lands, wood, heath, fishery,
liberties, rents, services and reversions in Harmodisworth and
Stanwelle and in Foulehale in the parish of Stanwelle sometime of
Godfrey atte Pyrye of the parish of Harmodisworth or of Mirabel
wife of Richard Edward and sometime wife of the said Godfrey.
Dated 7 February 8 Henry VI. |
