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March 9.
Westminster. |
Thomas Eyre of London 'draper' to John Astley of Astley co.
Warrewyk knight. Recognisance for 400 marks, to be levied
etc. in the city of London. |
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Condition, that he shall abide and perform the award of John
Olney and William Combes citizens and aldermen of London
touching all actions, trespasses, debates and demands between
the parties, with proviso that the same shall be rendered in
writing under their seals before 22 March next; and if the
arbitrators may not agree, the award of John Fortescu knight
chief justice appointed to hold pleas before the king, with proviso
that the same shall be likewise rendered before Palm Sunday next. |
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John Wakefeld, son and heir of John Wakefeld citizen and
grocer of London deceased, to William Walter citizen and
'pouchemaker' of London and Joan his wife, who was wife of John
Wakefeld the father. Confirmation indented with warranty of
their estate for her life in name of her dower in an inn called the
'Belle' wherein is a hall in external length from north to south
22½ feet and in external breadth from east to west 18 feet 3 inches,
a kitchen in external length from east to west 26 feet and in
external breadth from north to south 22 feet, two shops thereto
pertaining in 'Birchenlane' in the parish of St. Edmund the King
'Lumbardstrete,' another tenement adjoining the inn on the south
side late in the occupation of William Walter, another in the said
parish now in the occupation of Thomas Welles citizen and
draper of London, and the third part of a yearly quit rent of 26s. 6d.
issuing from a tenement of John Walderne in the parish of St.
Dionis 'Bakchirche' wherein Thomas Derlyngton citizen and
weaver now dwells, all of the heritage of John Wakefeld the son
with reversion to him, and grant that they may at pleasure
build houses, cloisters and other buildings in all the inn and
the garden and precinct thereof from a tenement of his wherein
John Clement lately dwelt and another wherein John Frebern
lately dwelt and in the whole length and breadth of the hall
and kitchen. Dated 25 May 22 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 10 March this year. |
March 9.
Westminster. |
John Astley of Astley co. Warrewyk knight to Thomas Eyre.
Recognisance for 400 marks, to be levied etc. in Warwickshire. |
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Condition, that he shall abide etc. the award of John Olney
and William Combes, and if they may not agree of John Fortescu
knight chief justice etc. (as above). |
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Francis Jungent master (patronus) of a galley of Barselon,
and Daniel Justynyan and Lewis Scotus attorneys for the
merchants thereof to John Morys of Bodennyk co. Cornwall,
purser (bursario) of a barge of Henry duke of Exeter called
'Makerell.' Acknowledgment of the receipt on 29 January last,
in name of the duke, of 38 whole pieces of woollen cloth of divers
colours, 72 whole pieces of linen cloth, 27 pieces of 'say' of divers
colours, seven dozen of strait white, seven dozen of strait coloured,
three white 'kerseys,' one red kersey, ten remnants of woollen
cloth of divers colours, two whole pieces of 'worsted' doubled,
four whole pieces of 'fustyan,' 24 bundles of caps, 62 pieces of
vessels of tin, 31 basins, 71 pieces of 'wyre,' three hauberks,
31 brass pans (patellas), three bankers (bancaria), 366,000 pins,
498 sheets of iron, 420 bundles of thread, nine dozen spurs, five
painted cloths, one remnant of scarlet containing 17 yards, one
green coverlet (coopertorium lecti), 3½ dozen knives, three dozen
pen cases (pennaria et calamaria), eight dozen cases (custodias)
for spectacles, four candlesticks, 300 hats of Parys, one whole
butt of pins, one whole barrel of pins and one blue cover of
'tapicerye.' Dated 11 March 1449, 28 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 16 March. |
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Memorandum that on 25 June this year John Marmyon
esquire, son and heir of Mauncer Marmyon of Ryngston co.
Lincoln knight, appeared in chancery at Westminster in person
ready to pay 50 marks to John lord Duddeley knight in name of
Mauncer his father, according to a recognisance there made by
him and John Cheyne of Ditton co. Cantebregge esquire on
26 February last, and did tender the same, and the money was
openly counted in court, and John lord Duddeley appeared not to
receive it, neither did any attorney for him, so by his default the
money remains in the hands of John Marmyon. |
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Membrane 17d. |
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William Terold citizen and 'haberdassher' of London to
John Talbot 'wexchaundeler' and Stephen Aleyn 'haberdassher'
citizens of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his
goods and chattels in London and elsewhere within the realm,
and all debts to him due. Dated London, 20 January 28
Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 29 January. |
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William Bigge of London 'yoman' to William Moyle, Thomas
Hextall, each of London 'gentilman,' John Salle 'bruer' and
Thomas Wheler 'joynour' citizens of London, their executors
and assigns. Gift with warranty of all his goods and chattels
in London and elsewhere within the realm, and all debts to him
due. Witnesses: John Sutton 'barbour,' John Baker 'joynour,'
John Colyns 'cordewaner' citizens of London. Dated 6
November 27 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January this year. |
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John Hede citizen and tailor of London to William Normanton
clerk, William Outecamp 'brauderer' and Richard Grayell
fishmonger citizens of London, their executors and assigns.
Gift of all his goods, property, debts and chattels within and
without the realm. Dated 18 January 28 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 January. |
