Close Rolls, Henry VII: 1505-1508 | British History Online

Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII: Volume 2, 1500-1509. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1963.

'Close Rolls, Henry VII: 1505-1508', in Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII: Volume 2, 1500-1509, (London, 1963) pp. 324-329. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/hen7/vol2/pp324-329 [accessed 19 April 2024]

1505-1508


	1505.

	868
	John Colette, dean of St. Paul's college London, son and heir of Henry Colette knight deceased, to Margaret countess of Richmond and Derby the king's mother, Edward duke of Buckingham, George earl of Shrewsbury, Henry Stafford knight lord Stafford, Thomas Lovell, John Seinctjohn, James Hobart and Robert Southwell knights and Thomas Blakney gentleman. Charter confirming livery at the special request of William Knyvet knight, son and heir of John Knyvette deceased, of Mendilsham manor co. Suffolk, which Henry Colette lately held together with Henry Bumpsted and Robert and John Colette, mercers of London, and William Foorde of Hadlegh co. Suffolk, 'clothman,' all deceased, by gift of the said John Knyvette and William Knyvette esquires and which descended to John Colette [the younger] because Henry Colette survived his cofeoffees; to be held to the same uses and intentions as by the previous feoffees; appointment of Richard Randolf and Edward Reve as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated 17 Oct., 21 Henry VII.
	1508.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 19 February this year.
	1507.
	869
	William Newport the younger of Kentysshtowne co. Middlesex, yeoman, son and heir of Richard son and heir of William Newport the elder, late tailor of London, to Thomas Warner, tailor of London, and Joan his wife, their heirs and assigns. Charter confirming gift with warranty of 4 messuages with gardens annexed in Croydon co. Surrey between the messuage of Richard Carewe knight on the east and 'le Watering place' by 'le Cawcy' of the archbishop of Canterbury on the west, their fronts abutting on the king's highway towards the north and their rears on Bisshopesponde towards the south; likewise two pieces of meadow lying together in Petilake between the land of Croydon rectory on the north and lands of Matthew Melche on the south, abutting on Teyntfeld to the east and on the highway called Petylake to the west; likewise 1 a. in a field called 'le Stone' bounded by the archbishop's land to the north, east and west and by Camerwelleslond to the south; with all his other lands etc. in Croydon inherited from his father. Dated at Croydon, 22 Jan., 22 Henry VII.
	1508.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 March this year.
	870
August 8.	Recognizance by Richard Warde late of Clewar co. Berks, gentleman, to Thomas Lovell and Richard Cholmeley knights, Thomas Hobbes clerk and Edmund Dudley and John Heron esquires for 1,000l. Condition (English): appearance before king and Council at any time before Christmas next within 15 days of commandment; Richard and Agnes his wife to make sufficient surety of their lands for observance of the covenants contained in indentures of even date, viz. that upon due request they shall make estate of all the said lands to the cognizees to hold to the use of Richard and Agnes and Richard's heirs or, in case of nonpeformance, to the use of the king.
	Membrane 26d.
	1507.
	871
	John Gawsein of London, gentleman, and Anne his wife, late the wife of William Salford late mercer of London and merchant of the staple of Calais, to Richard Chawry, alderman of London and merchant of the said staple and William Potkyn gentleman, William's executors. Acknowledgment of receipt of 264l. 8s. 2d. and ½ farthing in addition to the 532l. 5½d. received by Anne during her widowhood by indentures dated 18 March, 21 Henry VII, in full settlement of all moneys, goods etc. specified in inventories indented of 5 July 1505 made by authority of William archbishop of Canterbury. Dated 9 Nov., 23 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 9 November.
	872
Nov. 12.	Six recognizances by William Morgan of Langstone in South Wales and Morgan abbot of Lantarnan to Thomas Lovell knight, and Edmund Dudley and Henry Wyot esquires for 20 m. each to the king's use. Condition: ten half-yearly payments of 10l. on 10 March and 10 November. Signed: Malhom.
	First three cancelled by warrant.
	873
	Walter son and heir of William Rede and of Isabel his wife, late of Lyngfeld co. Surrey, to Thomas Wodye, Henry Saunder, Henry Brampton and Roger Giles, their heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim with warranty of a tenement, a garden, two orchards (pomariis) and other lands in Lingfeld called Sessyngfeld between land of John Harlyng and Pakynsheth common on the east, land of Richard Underhyll on the west and south and land of John Umfrey on the north and yearly rents of 2d. and a rose issuing respectively from a close there of about 1 a. now in tenure of Thomas Underhill and from 2 crofts called Blowys now in tenure of John Harlyng, which Walter sold to Thomas Wodye for 24l. 13s. 4d. and which the said Thomas etc. recovered against him in Michaelmas term, 23 Henry VII, under the description (per nomen) of a messuage, a garden, 20 a. land, 22 a. pasture, 8 a. wood and 2d. and a rose of rent. Dated 30 Nov., 23 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 November.
	874
	George Benet of Tharfeld co. Hertford, 'husbondman,' brother and heir of Richard Benet late of Lytlyngton, 'husbondman,' to Stephen Draper, Thomas Glantham and Richard Baron, their heirs and assigns. Grant, release and quitclaim with warranty of a messuage called 'le Hevenwalles' with lands etc. in Lytlyngton and Steplemordon co. Cambridge. Dated 30 Nov., 23 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 30 November.
	1508.
	875
July 23. Ripon.	Mutual recognizances by Thomas Pigott of Rypon co. York, esquire, and John Huse of Lincolnshire, knight, for 1,000 m. Condition (English): fulfilment of covenants contained in indentures concerning the marriage of John's son Giles to Thomas' daughter Jane. Signed: Stalworth.
	Membrane 27d.
	876
	John son and heir of Henry Rogers knight, late of Brianston co. Dorset, to Simon Gren of Brewton co. Somerset, his heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim to the use of Simon and his heirs, with warranty against the abbot of Westminster, of the manor of Milton Clyvedon alias Milton by Brewton with appurtenances. Dated 6 Feb., 23 Henry VII.
	The same, to the same. The like, with the like warranty of Wanstrow manor co. Somerset with a quarter of the advowson. Dated 28 (penultimo die) Feb., 23 Henry VII.
	Memoranda of acknowledgment, 7 (?) and 17 March respectively, at Shaftysbury before Richard Elyot serjeant at law.
	877
	Thomas Rydley of London, baker, kinsman and heir of Thomas Bowre late baker (pistoris) of London (viz. son and heir of Hugh Rydley late of Wandelesworth co. Surrey, 'miller,' son and heir of Margaret Rydley who was the sister of Thomas Bowre), and Thomas Best, baker of London, to Thomas Walle, 'salter' of London, his heirs and assigns. Release and quitclaim, with warranty against John prior of Cristchirche, London, and his successors, of a tenement lately called 'le Unycorne,' now 'le Crowne' with a small tenement annexed and other lands etc. in Wandelesworth, which Thomas Walle has by gift of Katharine Bowre late of London, widow, with reservation of a messuage, a garden (orto), an orchard (gardino) and 1 a. land in Hoggesmore. Dated 23 March, 23 Henry VII.
	William Kebyll, goldsmith of London, to the same. The like of the same (omitting the reservation). Dated (as above).
	Memoranda of acknowledgment, 27 June.
	878
	William Wyrley, grocer of London, to Cornelius Harpur, parson of Walton, John Hall of London, grocer, Christopher Seantgerman and John More gentlemen and John Fautles of London, grocer. Ratification to the use of William Leycetour, his heirs and assigns, of their estate and title in the manor of Aston alias Aston Colfeld with a water-mill and 'le Holme' adjacent and lands in Aston, Shenston, Lichefeld and Aldrich co. Stafford and a close or pasture in Sutton in Colfeld called 'Dukes feld' and 2 messuages and other lands in Alstre co. Warwick, of which he and they are jointly seised by feoffment of his parents John Wyrley esquire and Anne his wife to the use of himself and his heirs; release and quitclaim of the premises with warranty. Witnesses: William Ru . . . (fn. 1) and John Boteler gentlemen, Roger Whiteley, Richard Hawe and others. Dated 11 July, 23 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 14 July.
	23 HENRY VII.
	PART II.
	[No. 374.]
	Membrane (fn. 2) 24.
	879
	The following were appointed attorneys by the sheriffs of the counties etc. named (as above, No. 800):
	(1) John Studde by Peter Stonharde (Southampton town) at the instance of John Wyntreshulle; by Robert Harryson (Kyngeston upon Hull) at the instance of John Bampton; by Edward Stanhop knight (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire); by John Mitton (Staffordshire) at the instance of William Fowke; Thomas Kynaston esquire (Shropshire) at the instance of Roger Alen; by Henry Vane (Kent); by John Wyngfeld knight (Norfolk and Suffolk) at the instance of John Breux; John Howes and Thomas Stabuls (Notyngham town) at the instance of Adam Brabson; by Thomas Vescey and Thomas Raynton (Lincoln city) at the instance of Thomas Archer; and by Robert Sutton esquire (Lincolnshire) at the instance of the same.
	(ii) Michael Poynant by John Longvile knight (Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire); by William Fyndern knight (Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire); and by Thomas Morton esquire (Surrey and Sussex).
	Membrane 1d.
	880
	1508.
April 28.	Recognizance to the king for 40l. by William Radley, king's serjeant at arms, and for 20l. William Wiseman of Southewerk, 'brewer,' and Richard Holmes of St. Magnus, London, 'fleccher.' Condition (English): Radley to appear before king and Council when required. Signed: Coweley.
	881
	John Grene and James Yarford, to Thomas Hawetriff and Thomas Hampden of Hertwell, esquires, Robert Lee, and Thomas Coweley, John Dey and Thomas Jakeman clerks, their heirs and assigns. Writing indented confirming demise, to the use of Richard Emson knight chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster and his heirs, of Asshyngdon manor with the lands etc. in Asshyngdon and Pollycote co. Buckingham which the demisors together with Henry Colet knight, Richard Colet and Thomas Bowes, since deceased, recovered in Michaelmas term, 19 Henry VII, against Edmund Grey of Wylton lord de Wylton and Florence his wife, including 6 messuages, 6 tofts, 400 a. land, 50 a. meadow and 200 a. pasture in Asshyngdon of which they were afterwards disseised by one William Fawconore the elder and which they recovered by assize of novel disseisin arrained before John Fyneux and Robert Redde knights justices of assize in co. Buckingham and [taken] before Robert Redde and William Mordaunt justice associate in the absence of John Fyneux by virtue of a writ of Si non omnes at Parva Brikhill on the feast of St. Peter's chair, 23 Henry VII; appointment of Thomas Colet and John Hill chaplain as attorneys to convey seisin. Dated 20 May, 23 Henry VII.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 24 May.
	882
	George Fastalfe of Ippeswyche, gentleman, to Richard Longe, mercer of London. Indenture of sale for 100l. (of which he acknowledges receipt) of Ponde Hall manor co. Suffolk; estate to be made by George and Jane his wife, premises discharged and evidences delivered before St. Bartholomew next; statute staple of even date for 100 m. by the said George and William Hyppe of Sutton in Holland co. Lincoln, gentleman, to be void on performance. Given 25 May, 23 Henry VII. English.
	Memorandum of acknowledgment, 28 May.