|
June 29.
Westminster. |
John Box of Pontefract, cousin and heir of John Box of Pontefract
son and heir of Hamon Box citizen of London, to John Silton citizen
and tailor of London. Recognisance for 40 marks, to be levied etc.
in Yorkshire. |
|
John Silton (as above) and John Boox of Pountfreit (as above).
Indenture of defeasance of the foregoing recognisance, upon condition
that John Silton, his heirs or assigns shall not by reason of any statute
merchant or of the staple, any recognisance, recovery, judgment,
annuity or other charge before this date, save the rents and services
and 10s. quit rent due and accustomed, be thrust out of a tenement
with houses, shops, solars, cellars etc. in 'Cordewanerstret' in the
parish of St. Mary 'Aldermarichirche' London, between a tenement
of William Mildenhale on the south and a tenement pertaining to
the said church late of William de Derby and now of Robert Louth
on the north and extending from the high street on the east to a
tenement of Sir John Chaumbre to the west, and a yearly rent of 9s.
to be taken of the said tenement pertaining to the church, whereof
John Boox the cousin and heir has made a feoffment to John Silton,
or that if Isabel wife of John Boox the cousin or any other woman
shall recover dower thereof, or of any parcel of the same, John Boox,
his heirs or assigns shall within a year after such recovery make
recompense, provided that a quarter of a year before such recovery
warning shall be given at the parish church of Allhallows Pountfreit
to aid and defend John Silton, his heirs or assigns. Dated 30 June 21
Richard II. French. |
|
Memorandum of acknowledgment by John Silton, 29 June. |
|
John abbot of St. Augustine Bristol and the convent to Sir Thomas
More clerk, Sir John Preston and Sir Simon Leyston chaplains. Gift
of a yearly pension of 14 marks, to be taken during Sir Simon's life
in the church of St. Paul London, and bond in 40l. payable whensoever
the same or parcel thereof shall be three weeks in arrear. Dated the
chapter house, 14 June 20 Richard II. |
|
Memorandum of acknowledgment at Bristol 13 June that year
before the prior of St. James Bristol, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem
which is on the file for this year. |
|
Roger Ryot citizen and goldsmith of London to William atte Wode
of Neubury, Richard Abberbury knight, Richard de Bromley, John
Coteroun, Nicholas Colnet, Reynold Chaump' and John Hewester
clerk, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of a yearly
rent of 4 marks arising from certain lands in Neubury, Spenehamlonde,
Wodespene, Chirchespene, Shawe and Thaccham in the tenure of
the said William and the others, and of all right in those lands. Dated
Neubury, Saturday after St. John Baptist 21 Richard II. |
|
Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
30 June. |
June 28.
Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Writ of supersedeas omnino, by mainprise of John Mountgomery, John Staunford, Reynold Reyner and
Thomas Marche of Middlesex, in favour of John Drewe 'skynner'
at suit of John Ledes averring threats. |
June 29.
Westminster. |
To the mayor and sheriff of Bristol. Writ of supersedeas in respect
of executing the king's late writ, ordering them to have Thomas
Patryke, by them taken and kept in Bristol prison it is said, in chancery
at a day to come, and the cause of his imprisonment. |
|
Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 100 marks, made in
chancery 2 July this year by John Chansey of Yorkshire, Robert
Penkrych, John Sylam and Richard Chife of London for Robert
Thorley and John Clerke, that they shall do or procure no hurt or
harm to Nicholas fitz Herberd. |
|
Membrane 33d. |
|
Robert Bonlot, William Spenser and Alan de Kirkeby chaplain
to Ralph de Hastynges knight and Maud his wife, and to the heirs
and assigns of the said Ralph. Charter of the manors of Slengisby,
Holthorp and Colton with the appurtenances and all other the profits
to those manors belonging, the neifs and all that goes with them,
all services of freeholders and neifs and the reversions of all lands
after the death of tenants for life, which the grantors have by the said
Ralph's feoffment, without action for waste while in the said Maud's
hand if she survive, great trees growing in the woods excepted save
for repair of the said manors; also of a rent of one red rose at Midsummer, if demanded, issuing from a messuage and two bovates of
land in Slengisby held for life by Ralph Cooke, and the reversion of
the same. Witnesses: John Bygod, William de Aton, William
Percehay knights, Robert de Thornton, Thomas de Swynton. Dated
Slengisby, Tuesday the Nativity of St. Mary 7 Richard II. |
|
Richard de Grey knight, John de Hastynges, Sir Thomas Ranyard
rector of Wathe and John de Redenesse of Cateffosse to Ralph de
Hastynges knight for life, with remainder to Nicholas de Hastynges
his son for life, remainder to the right heirs of the said Ralph. Charter
of the manor of Sutton in Holdernesse, with all services, homages
and reliefs of freeholders, all reversions, the neifs thereto pertaining
and all that goes with them, which they have by his feoffment.
Witnesses: John Constable, Robert de Hilton, John de Sancto
Quintino knights, Robert Lorymer, Robert Twyer. Dated Sutton in
Holdernesse, Sunday before Midsummer 8 Richard II. |
|
John Hastyngs, William Gower rector of Halughton, William de
Rothewell warden of the chapel of St. Mary Nowesley, Alan de
Kirkeby rector of Gilden (Gildyn) Moreton and Richard Pasteler
rector of Caldecote to Sir Ralph de Hastyngs knight for life, with
remainder to Richard de Hastyngs his son for life, remainder to the
right heirs of Sir Ralph. Charter of all their lands, rents and services
and reversions in the towns and territories of Assheby Parva co.
Leycestre and Burton co. Warwick, which the grantors had by Sir
Ralph's feoffment. Witnesses: Robert de Swillyngton, Robert de
Haryngton, John de Pultnay knights, Robert de Langham, Thomas
de Frissheby. Dated Assheby Parva, Sunday the feast of St. Valentine
12 Richard II. |
|
John de Hastyngs etc. (as in the last) to Sir Ralph de Hastynges
knight for life, with remainder to Hugh de Hastyngs his son for life,
remainder to the right heirs of Sir Ralph. Charter of the manor of
Braunston by Leycestre co. Leycestre, with lands, rents, woods and
reversions in Braunston, Lubsthorpp and Aylston, which the grantors
had by feoffment of Sir Ralph. Witnesses: Robert de Swillyngton,
Thomas de Erdyngton, William Muton, John Burdet knights, Robert
de Langham. Dated Braunston, (as the last.) |
|
John de Hastynges, Richard Pasteler clerk and John de Rednes
to Ralph de Hastynges knight lord of Allerstane for life without action
for waste, with remainder to Leonard his son for life, remainder to
the right heirs of Sir Ralph. Writing indented, being a charter of the
manor of Waldeneuton with the services of freeholders and neifs,
the chattels of neifs and all that goes with them, subject to a yearly
rent of 100s. payable to Richard Neubald for life. Witnesses: Robert
Conestable, Robert Percehay knights, William le Spenser, Richard
le Spenser, John del Hall vicar of Waldeneuton. Dated Waldeneuton,
14 September 17 Richard II. |
|
Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters by
Richard Grey, John Hastyngs, John de Redenesse, William Gouer,
William Spenser and Richard Pasteler at Slengisby on Sunday the
feast of St. John Baptist this year before the prior of Malton, by virtue
of a dedimus potestatem which is on for the file this year. |
June 30.
Westminster. |
To the treasurer and the barons of the exchequer. Writ of supersedeas omnino in respect of any process against Thomas de Meryton,
appointed with John Bray of Stratton, Henry Bromewyche and
William de Ofchirche to make inquisition in Warwickshire concerning
great waste and various defects in the alien priory of Wofricheton,
which is in the king's hand by reason of the war with France, and in
the possessions thereto belonging, during the time that brother John
Chatet an alien monk had the priory to farm, and order to release any
distress made upon the said Thomas, proceeding nevertheless against
others who did meddle therein; as that commission came not to his
hands, as he has made oath in chancery. |
