|
|
Lincoln. |
C. 5301. Grant by John Grene of Wathe to John Redhed of Wathe
and Alan Kedyngton of the same, of all his land, &c. in Wathe and
Fenby. Sunday, the feast of St. Juliana, 5 Henry VI. |
|
[Staff.] |
C. 5302. Grant by William Poutrel to John de Haddon of 1a.
land at 'le Redeweye' next land of William Underthewod, and two
butts of land upon 'Syheresfeldeweye' next land of Nicholas
Upintheton in the field and fee of Waturfal. Witnesses:—William
de Caldon, and others (named). Sunday after St. Andrew, 1316. |
|
C. 5303. Chirograph indented, witnessing that, 22 Edward [I.],
at the feast of St. Thomas Apostle, it was agreed as follows, to wit,
that Maud . . . . and Thomas her son demised to Cecily relict of
Nicholas de Jarpevile for her life of a . . . . [between] . . . . of
the said Cecily and the tenement of John son of Nicholas de Jarpevile,
one head abutting . . . . and the other upon Cotstowe; to hold
for her life; rent, 1d. Witnesses:—Edmund de Birton, Nicholas de
Holecumbe, . . . . de Weston, Richard de Norton, William le Warde,
and others (named). |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5304. Quitclaim by John son and heir of John de Claveryngg
of Alvithele to Richard Chareman of his right in a messuage, 100a.
land, 4a. meadow, 12a. pasture, 5a. wood and 14s. rent in Claveryngg
which Richard had by the grant and demise of Avelina his sister.
4 July, 5 Edward III. Cf. C. 5343. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5305. Grant by John Nalman, vicar of the church of Killingholm,
to Humphrey son of Hamon Moynge and the heirs of his body of a
toft in Hathenesse in Stalingburgh which he had by the grant of
William Moynge, Humphrey's brother, with remainder in default to
Joan daughter of William son of Hamon Moynge and the heirs of
her body, with remainder in default to Philip de Hagh and the heirs
of his body, with remainder in default to the right heirs of William
son of Hamon Moynge. Stalingburgh, Sunday the feast of St.
Leonard, 1351. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5306. Grant by Henry ate Park to Henry Gerard and Ydonia
his wife of 1a. land in the parish of Hevre between his garden and the
road from Couden to Hevre; for this they gave him 9s. 6d. beforehand.
Witnesses:—Stephen de Spokregge, Simon de Lynkell, and others
(named). The morrow of the Circumcision, 23 Edward I. |
|
Essex. |
C. 5307. Indenture witnessing that on Saturday, 1 April
3 Edward III, Thomas de Lodelowe has received from Adam de
Thunderle all arrears due to him for a yearly rent of 100s. granted to
him in fee by John de Thunderle, citizen of London, since
deceased, from tenements in Thunderle and Depeden. |
|
Middx. |
C. 5308. Indenture of demise by Edmund Rede, knight, and
Katharine his wife to William Turnour of Haddeley of a close called
'Loftes Londe' in the same town, the wood (bosco) in the same close
reserved, for forty-one years next at 40s. rent. 6 December, . . . .
Edward IV. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5309. Grant by Isabel Rypon, late the wife of Roger Rypon,
of the hamlet of Romford, widow, to Richard Quylter and Joan his
wife of a piece of land, four score and 14ft. of a man (pedes hominis)
by 19ft. of a man in the hamlet aforesaid, abutting on Romforde
market place, &c.; rent, 12d. Witnesses:—Ralph Tyle, bailiff of
Haveryng, and others (named). Romforde, Sunday in the octave
of Easter, 13 Richard II. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5310. Grant by Robert Plomer the elder to Thomas Wode,
chief justice of the king of the Common Bench, Robert Reed, one
of the justices of the King's Bench, Richard Fytz Lowes, knight,
John Mordaunte and Thomas Frowyk, serjeants-at-law, Robert
Wodrove, Henry Hornby, Ralph Haymes and William Cawston,
clerks, Richard Potyer and Thomas Wyburgh of a tenement in
Sandon called 'Mepsales,' and of all the lands, &c. in Sandon, Little
Badowe and Danbery which Henry Danyell now holds to farm, also
of all the land, &c. called 'Southlond' in Sandon aforesaid; to hold,
&c. for the performance of his last will. Sandon, 1 August,
16 Henry VII. |
|
[Heref.] |
C. 5311. Grant by Roger de Chaundos, lord of Welynton, to
Thomas de Chaundos of Strongeford of 6a. arable in Welynton,
in exchange for other 6a. there, situate as described. Wednesday
before St. Ethelbert. King and Martyr, 19 Edward III. |
|
[Surrey.] |
C. 5312. Grant by Richard Scotard, citizen of London, to
William Cresewyk, William Hyde. 'grocer,' William Parker, 'mercer,'
John Cokeyn, 'serjaunt,' John Wakefeld, William Coupere, chaplain,
and John Bygod, chaplain, of 2a. meadow which he purchased of
Thomas Fisshe, styled 'Hosiere,' of Suthwerk, lying in a meadow
called 'le Sterte,' in the parish of St. Giles of Camerwell, and of all
that half acre of meadow lying there which he purchased of Robert
Ricard. Pekham, 10 September, 23 Richard II. Cf. C. 5327. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5313. Grant by William de Cobham to Thomas Lovekyn
of pasture for eleven sheep of the salt marsh lying in the parish
of St. Mary in Hoo, in a marsh called 'Janekyn Mersche,' with
rushes (cirpis), roads, waters and other appurtenances. 31 January,
8 Henry IV. |
|
Kent. |
C. 5314. Grant by Richard Cok of Farneberghe to Richard Watte
of Downe of 2a., a virgate and a day work (daywerkatam) of land in the
parish of Farneberghe, in a place called 'Alisdene,' situate as described.
The feast of the Conception of St. Mary the Virgin, 13 Henry IV. Seal. |
|
C. 5315. Grant by William Chenew of the parish of Lyegh to Roger
Hariod, otherwise called Twonowr, of the same parish of a tenement
with garden and three crofts, formerly Henry Gelotte's, in the parish
of Lyegh; rent, 8s. Tuesday before St. Katharine, 13 Henry VI. |
|
[Norfolk.] |
C. 5316. Grant by Thomas Frenge, clerk, Richard Hogekynnes
and Richard Cok to John Kedelham the elder, Thomas Walyssh,
Adam Clerk, John Wende and John Fayrcok of two pieces of land
in a place called 'Akyrgate' in Thorp Market, situate as described,
which they had with other land, by the gift of John Halle son of
Richard Halle, formerly of Antyngham. Southreppes, 20 May,
24 Henry VI. Two seals. |
|
[Notts.] |
C. 5317. Grant by John son of Robert de Lenton to William
de . . . . and Maud his wife, and Richard their son and the
heirs of Richard of 2s. rent from all his land, &c. in Lenton; for
that grant William has discharged him from 2s. rent granted to Richard
de Gremeston. Witnesses:—John Passeys of Sutton, and others
(named). Lenton, Sunday before St. Barnabas, 10 Edward III. |
|
[Suffolk.] |
C. 5318. Quitclaim by Margery late the wife of Robert Eysveyleyn
of Weybred, widow, to Alan Ernald of the same of her right by way
of dower in a piece of land called 'Morescehalfacre' in the town
aforesaid. Friday after St. Augustine the Bishop, 6 Edward III. |
|
[Worc.] |
C. 5319. Grant by John son of Sarah Stub of Brihtlampton, to
Robert le Palmer of the same and Margery his wife and the heirs of
Robert of 1a. arable in the field of Brihtlampton in the tillage called
'Binethedene' abutting upon 'Leynteforlong' and 'in le Greep de la
Dene,' &c. Witnesses:—Thomas de Bello Campo, William Fulhardy,
and others (named). Friday after St. Luke, 18 Edward III. |
|
Huntingdon. |
C. 5320. Grant by Roger de Leyburne to his beloved knight Sir
John de Kirkebi, for his homage and service, of his whole manor of
Boultone, to hold to him and the heirs of his body; rent, three
barbed arrows on the feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross, for all
service; with reversion in default of John's issue to himself. Wit-
nessés:—Sir Henry Enganye, Sir Robert Dufford, Sir William de
Subiri, and Sir Stephen de Wttune, knights, and others (named).
Saturday after St. Barnabas, 1270. |
|
C. 5321. Quitclaim by Ag[nes late the wife of . . . . ] Virly of
Brambeleye, widow, to William Burre of her right by way of
feoffment and dower in 1½a. land which William holds at
'Mayespightel' by 'Theveslane' at El . . . . which William had
by the gift and feoffment of the said . . . . Witnesses:— . . . .,
James de Blaneford, Robert de Burne, Walter Terry, . . . .
Wednesday before St. Vincent, 14 Edward II. |
|
[Chester.] |
C. 5322. Letter obligatory by William de Carington for the pay-
ment to Alice de Carington, his mother, of 13l. 6s. 8d. at certain dates.
Carington, Thursday the feast of St. Mark, 27 Edward III. French. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5323. Chirograph indented being a grant by Thomas Pynder
of Cle to Robert Fitel of Itterby of a headland of arable in the east
field of Thirnessco on (super) Henghou, in exchange for two selions of
arable in the west field of Cle. |
|
[Chester.] |
C. 5324. Grant by William, lord of Alsach', to Alice daughter of
Roger le Hunte of Thelewall of a place of land which John le
Threschere formerly enclosed, as John held it and Richard son of
Ran' gave it to her, with the addition (incremento) of half of
'Dunneiggeslond'; to hold to her, her heirs and assigns of the chief
lords of the fee; he and his heirs, or her brethren, shall have the
refusal of it (erunt propinquiores omnibus viventibus pro rationabili
foro) if she wish to alienate it: rendering to the chief lords the services
due and to him and his heirs 1d. on the feast of St. Bartholomew
(Bertelmy). Witnesses:—Sir Robert de Holond, justice of Chester,
Ralph de Vernon, knight, Richard de Praers, Robert de Praers,
Robert de Bulkel', Colyn' de Alsach', Nicholas, the clerk. The
feast of St. Martin, 13 Edward [I]. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5325. Grant by Henry Balle of Tathewell to William Jakelot,
dwelling (manenti) in Hagham, and Maud his wife of three selions of
arable in 'est' field of Tathewell on 'Bouldayles' situate as
described. The feast of St. Vedast and St. Amandus, 1331. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5326. Grant by Henry Ramherst of Legha to Robert Clerk
of the same of all his land, &c. with waters, fisheries, &c. in the
parishes of Leghe and Tonbregg. The feast of St. Faith, 17 Richard II. |
|
Surrey. |
C. 5327. Grant by Thomas Fissh styled 'Hosier' of Southwerk,
to Richard Scotard, citizen and grocer of London, of a piece of meadow
of 2a. between the meadows of Simon Worstede, citizen of London,
and it abuts upon the meadow of the earl of la Marche, &c. in the parish
of St. Giles of Camerwell. 24 February, 9 Richard II. Cf. C. 5312.
Fragment of seal. Endorsed, Carta Ricardi Scotart de prato vocato
Stert de dono Thome Hosier; also Peckam. |
|
Merioneth. |
C. 5328. Grant by Robert ap Rinald of Branes, co. Merioneth,
esquire, and Morgan ap Robert ap Rinald of the same, gentleman, to
Owen ap John ap Hoell Vaughan, esquire, of all that their tenement
called 'Tythyn Jenkyn' in the town of Pennaran in the parish of
Llanullyn in the comote of Penllyn. 25 January, 2 and 3 Philip
and Mary. Signed, per me Robt' ap Rynaltt. Morgan ap Robert.
Witnesses names endorsed. Cf. A. 13627. |
|
[Glouc.] |
C. 5329. Indenture whereby William Ekenton, vicar of Nethers-
welle, and Richard Jolyfe grant to William Buryman and Agnes his
wife a messuage having before it (coram se) the sign of 'le Swan'
in Stowe St. Edward (sancti Edwardi) between the tenement of the
chantry of St. Mary of Wyke and the tenement of Juliana Stevenes;
to hold to them and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder in default
to the heirs of her body, with remainder in default to her right heirs;
also of all the goods, &c. which they had by the gift of Joan late the
wife of William Hoper, 'mason'; and if Joan please to dwell for life
in the said messuage the said William and Agnes covenant to find her
in all necessaries, &c. 28 January, 24 Henry VI. Fragments of seals. |
|
York. [E. R.] |
C. 5330. Grant by William Thomson of Fyley, shipwright, to
William Walworth of Fyley, gentleman, and William Mawe of the
same, husbandman, of a toft with croft in the town and territory of
Fyley, 36ft. (pedes usuales hominis) in width, between land of William
de Sancto Quintino, abutting on the roads to Muston and Scharbourght,
which descended to him after the death of John Thomson his father.
30 April, 16 Henry VII. |
|
York. [W.R.] |
C. 5331. Quitclaim by Thomas Meres of Awburne, esquire, to
Nicholas de Strelley, knight, of his right in all the land, &c. with
fisheries, &c. which together with Thomas Hunt and Richard
Metham he had by the gift of the said Nicholas in Feribrigge and
Friston, and which formerly were of Sampson de Strelley father of
the said Nicholas. Strelley, the eve of the Assumption, 6 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal. |
|
[Berks.] |
C. 5332. Grant by Thomas Bonde son and heir of John Bonde of
Harewell to Richard Faldrian and Agnes his wife, their heirs and
assigns, of 2a. arable in Westhakebourne in 'le Furlang' called
'Langelond,' &c. Harewell, 26 May, 38 Henry VI. |
|
[Warw.] |
C. 5333. Grant by John Barri of Berkeswell to Henry and William
sons of Adam atte Grange of Solyhull and Margery their sister of his
messuage with all the land &c. which John son of Richard Barry,
formerly held in Berkeswell. Wednesday after St. John before the
Latin Gate, 23 Edward III. |
|
Essex. |
C. 5334. Grant by John de Lalleforde, perpetual vicar of Claveryng,
and John Mason, chaplain, to Alexander Charman of all the land,
&c. in the towns of Elmedon, Arkesden and Wenden Loutes which
were of Philip le Cossh, to him and his heirs of his body with remainder
to John Charman and Thomas Charman, his brothers, successively,
and the heirs of their bodies with remainder to Katharine his sister
for her life, with remainder to the right heirs of John his brother.
Witnesses:—Robert de Geddyng, knight, John Bataile and others
(named). Claveryng, Sunday the feast of the Assumption,
35 Edward III. Two seals. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5335. Grant by John Benet of Canterbury to John Stopyndon,
clerk, Robert Bregham, clerk, John Pyrye and John Sheldewych
of a piece of land containing 2½a. in Serr' in the Isle of Thanet
between their land, late Thomas Sevyar's on the north, Thomas
Deryng's on the south, the church way of St. Nicholas on the east
and the common footpath called 'a Mylleway' on the west, which
inter alia he had by the gift of Richard Attewelle. 25 March,
13 Henry VI. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5336. Grant by John de . . . . sham to Simon Spenser of
Osselby of a selion lying at the west part of the town of Osselby
between land of John son of Ellen Scropp of Osselby and land late of
Alice de Bayll'; to hold the said selion of arable, &c. of the chief
lords of the fee, &c. Witnesses:—John son of Ellen, and others
(named). Sunday before the Annunciation, 1355. |
|
[Notts ?] |
C. 5337. Grant by John Drake of Lenton to William Barker of
the same of a tenement [there] between the tenement of William
Philyngham, &c. Witnesses:— . . . . Dawbus of Lenton, John
Pampyon of the same, and others (named). Monday after the
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, [7] Henry . . Endorsed,
Lenton. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5338. Grant by John Spysour, clerk, to Philip Sesele of the
parish of Westber' of a messuage with garden and a parcel of land
called 'Lampet' in the said parish, between lands of John Joal, the
heirs of Thomas Lukke, John Bachon and Thomas Fest. 8 January,
14 Henry VI. Witnesses:—Hugh Newbregge, Thomas Gilberd, and
others (named). |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5339. Grant by Gerwynus de Barchworth of Wyflingham to
John son of Walter Wyles of the same of a toft with croft in the
town of Wyflingham, which he had by the gift of Sir John de
Barchworth, his brother, chaplain of the church of Lincoln, and
formerly was Alice Ka's. Witnesses:—John Wyles, the elder, and
others (named). Thursday before the feast of St. Philip and St.
James, 1389. |
|
[Leic.] |
C. 5340. Indenture whereby William Kynwolmersh, William
Mountfort, knight, and Joan his wife, Baldwin Bugge, John Marschall,
John Kynge, late parson of the church of Shepey, and Richard
Herteshorn, chaplain, grant to Margaret late the wife of John
Flaundres of Shepey all the land, &c. in Billeston, Leycestr', Hynkeley
and Newbolt, which they the said William by the name of William
Kelymerche, Baldwin, Joan, by the name of Joan Brokesby, lady of
Sewalby, John, John and Richard, had by the gift of Thomas
Flaundres; to hold the land, &c. in Leycestr' and Billeston to the
said Margaret for life, with remainder to John Cokayn, knight,
Bartholomew Brokesby, John Bate, parson of Shepey, and John
Jakes, and the land in Hynkeley and Newbolt to her for two years,
with remainder to the said John Cokayn and the others. Shepey,
5 October, 1 Henry VI. Seals. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5341. Demise by Margaret late the wife of John de Cobham of
Hevere to Walter Polbrook and John Crudde of Hevere of 13a. meadow
called 'Oldemede,' 1a. called 'Dokacre' and a ½a. in 'Gengbregge-
mede' in Hevere, which were the said John de Cobham's; to
hold for term of her life at the rent of red rose at Midsummer. Sunday,
18 July, 1 Henry IV. French. Seal. |
|
[Derby.] |
C. 5342. Grant by Edmund Wriht of Shippeleye, carpenter, and
Simon de Shippeley, chaplain, to William de Smalley of Restewayt
of a messuage and two bovates of land lying in Langeleye, which they
had by the gift of John son of John Warde of Langeleye in the parish
of Henouere; rent, to the chief lords 6d. for all service, saving the
foreign service of the king, and also two appearances at the court of
Codenouere. Langleye, the eve of St. Barnabas, 6 Richard II. Cf.
C. 5380. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5343. Quitclaim by Avelina daughter of John de Thurrok of
Alvithele to Richard Charman of her right in a messuage, 100a. land,
4a. meadow, 12a. pasture, 5a. wood and 14s. rent in Claveringg, which
he had by her gift. London, in the parish of St. Peter the Less (parvi),
5 July, 5 Edward III. Cf. C. 5304. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5344. Grant by John Weyte of Ealdynge to William Wolcy
of the same and Joan his wife of 1½a. land there in the tenure (tenura)
of Berstede in a croft called 'Gosseputte.' Sunday after St.
Valentine, 27 Edward III. Fragment of seal. Endorsed, Gossput . . . . |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5345. Grant by Nicholas Whichedene of Haveryng, and John
Rote of Wodeside of Haveryng to William Hokkelee, 'smyth,' of
Rumford and Joan his wife of a messuage with buildings, &c. which
they had by the gift of the said William and Joan in the hamlet of
Rumford. Witnesses:—Ralph Tyell, bailiff of Haveryng, and others
(named). Tuesday before the Conversion of St. Paul, 47 Edward III.
Fragments of seals. |
|
Notts. |
C. 5346. Chirograph indented: the contention moved between
Robert son of Robert de Stretl' and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs,
and John de Herriz, defendant, over a wardship (quadam varda) of land
which was of Richard Bugge in Vilgheby, of the fee of John son of
Geoffrey son of Oda (Ode), Tuesday after the Purification, 3 Edward [I],
at Nottingham, in the church of St. Nicholas, before Robert son of
Walter de Stretl', Walter de Stirkeley then sheriff of Nottingham,
Hugh de Falkam, Geoffrey de Dethek, Nicholas de Vermundisvorth,
in friendly manner by the under-written composition was appeased
(amacabiliter quievit), to wit, the said John granted for himself and
his heirs the said wardship to be the right of the said Robert and
Elizabeth and therein on Saturday next will cause them to re-have
full seisin, doing to the said John and his heirs homage and other
services due, which homage the said Robert shall do at once (incon-
tinenti). John has also granted to restore to Robert and Elizabeth a
moiety of the issues from the said land for a year and a half while he
held the said land, within St. Peter's Chair in the year aforesaid, and
will acquit the amercements in the county of Nottingham which by
occasion of the plea aforesaid are bound to be paid. Robert and
Elizabeth will withdraw a plea of Quare vi et armis hanging in the
Bench concerning the said contention and will save him harmless
there, to their ability, for 10s. which he shall pay to Robert on the
Saturday aforesaid, &c. Witnesses:—Geoffrey de Stretl', Geoffrey
de Stapilforth, Henry Pouterel, John Vigner, Ellis de Brademer.
Endorsed, De Wylouby. |
|
[Staff.] |
C. 5347. Grant by Henry Harper to John Hacstouns of a place of
turbary called 'le Perhoe,' lying on 'le Cracalmos,' in exchange for
½a. land in 'le Westefeld.' Witnesses:—Richard Thekenes, John
Marchald, John Thekenes, and others (named). Betteley, the feast
of the Purification, 47 Edward III. |
|
[Staff.] |
C. 5348. Grant by Henry de Suttone, chaplain, to Gregory son of
William of a selion in the field of Raveneshale in the fee of
Bettileyg; rent to the chief lord of the fee ¼d. at the feast of the
Annunciation in March. Witnesses:—John de Thiknes and Hugh
son of Rose, bailiffs, and others (named). Thursday, the feast of St.
Matthias, 16 Edward II. |
|
Bucks. |
C. 5349. Quitclaim by William Gardener son and heir of John
Gardener and of Joan his wife late of Evere to Robert Aubrey,
esquire, and William Aubrey, Robert's son, of his right in the land,
&c., fisheries, &c. which Edmund Richekyng and Margaret his wife
late had within the lordship of Evere and elsewhere; to hold to them
and the heirs and assigns of William Aubrey. 20 October,
12 Edward IV. Seal cracked. Memorandum endorsed of enrolment
of the dorse of the close roll. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5350. Confirmation by Eudo, Philip and William sons and heirs
of William Potin to Simon Potin of the purchase (emptum) which
William Potin, their father, bought of John de Godinton, to wit, 2a.
of 'warland' which lie between land of Lambert le Werin and land
of Bartholomew the smith (fabri): to hold to him and his heirs of John
and his heirs, rendering to John and his heirs 2s. yearly for all service,
saving the king's service, as is contained in John's charter to William their
father. Witnesses:—William Buticl'arius, Benet the clerk, William de
Tykenherst, Robert de Infirmitorio, Robert Durant, Thomas Roce,
John Anglicus, Turstan son of Eylnoth, Richard his brother,
Matthew the priest (presbitero) of St. Clement, Matthew de Wldeham
the clerk. Fragment of seal. Cf. B. 3067–3077. |
|
[Sussex.] |
C. 5351. Grant by John ate Solere to William ate Bere, for his
service, of a piece of land in the parish of Rosspere, extending from
'Prestewode,' &c.; rent, ½d. Fragment of seal. |
|
[Cambridge.] |
C. 5352. Grant by Henry son and heir of Henry le Warde of Hyston
to John Burgoyne of Drayton, William Burgoyne, Thomas Burgoyne
and William Ade of a headland (foreram) with the liberty of a fold
lying in the fields of Hyston in 'Paddokdole' . . . . Monday
after St. Hilary, 8 Henry VI. Fragment of seal. |
|
[Warw.] |
C. 5353. Demise by Richard Birches of Sulihull to Richard Hulot
of Sulihull of a close of pasture in Sulihull called 'Goselond' for three
years from date; rent, 10s. for two years and 12s. in third year, with
licence to cut wood and underwood within the outer 'bordures' of
the close, the outer 'bordures' to the width of 5ft. within 'lez
ederynges' excepted. Monday after the Annunciation of St. Mary,
10 Henry VI. Seal. |
|
[Hants.] |
C. 5354. Grant by Adam de Badele of Bromfeld to Henry de
Harnhulle of all the rents and services due to him from the land, &c. in
the town of Penytone Meysi whereof Roger de Leystone and Nicholaa
his wife, Adam's grandmother, enfeoffed Walter le Cras and Agnes his
wife, to hold of them the said Roger and Nicholaa and the heirs of
Nicholaa, by fine levied in the . . . . of Easter, 43 Henry III.
Bromfeld, Sunday the eve of St. Simon and St. Jude, 19 Edward II.
Seal. |
|
Surrey. Sussex. |
C. 5355. Letter of attorney by Thomas Gardinere of Rousparre
to Giles Talyour of Warnham to deliver to John Bouet, Nicholas
Bouet and Robert and Richard Brode seisin of all his land &c.
in the counties of Sussex and Surrey. Rousparre, Michaelmas,
18 Richard II. |
|
Surrey. Sussex. |
C. 5356. Grant by Thomas Gardynere of Rousparre to John
Bouet and others of all his land, &c. as in C. 5355. Rousparre, Michael-
mas, 18 Richard II. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5357. Grant by William Barton of Hole to Thomas Laceby of
Clee and John Bayous of Grymesby, burgess, of all the land, &c.
which he has by the gift of Thomas Love, late vicar of Clee, in the
towns of Hole, Clee, Itterby and Thirnsco, or elsewhere within the parish
of Clee. Tuesday after St. George, 24 Henry VI. |
|
[N'hamp.] |
C. 5358. Quitclaim by Robert Kyng of Stanyerne, co. Northampton,
and Elizabeth his wife, daughter and heir of Richard Broughton of
Cranesley, to William Tanfeld of Cranesley, Thomas Marten, John
Lorymer, John Walker and Henry Freman, of their right in all the
land, &c. late the said Richard's in Cranesley and Lodyngton. 11 May,
21 Edward IV. |
|
Kent. |
C. 5359. Grant by John Brok of the parish of Esthamme to William
Galyon of the parish of Wolewych of 10a. land in the parish of
Wolewych, whereof 8a. lie in 'Southfeld' between land of William
de Pounteneye, knight, and land of the rector of Wolewych, and 2a. in
'Sellefeld.' Esthamme, Sunday after the Conception of St. Mary,
39 Edward III. |
|
Herts. |
C. 5360. Quitclaim by Robert Heyle of Amwell, co. Hertford,
to John Hotoft, esquire, of his right in all the land, &c. which were of
Richard atte Water of Ware, and before of William atte Water, Richard's
father. Witnesses:—Philip Thornbury, knight, John Fray,
and others (named). 6 November, 11 Henry VI. Memorandum
endorsed of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll. |
|
[Staff.] |
C. 5361. Grant by William son of William Cotyn of Madeley to
Richard de Verney of the same of 2a. land in the fee of Madeley, with
ingress and egress to 'le Mulnemor.' Madeley under Lyme, Monday
after St. Giles, 8 Edward [I]. |
|
Wilts. |
C. 5362. Quitclaim by Thomas Estbury, esquire, to John Joce
and Richard Burgeys, chaplain, of his right in a messuage and a carucate
of land and 10a. meadow in Draycote Foliot, Walcote, Wambergh and
Cheselden. 12 July, 3 Henry V. |
|
[Oxford.] |
C. 5363. Grant by Helesenta who was the wife of Hugh Chauue to
Ralph le Pol, her brother, of three half-acres of meadow in Sidenham
which Hugh, her son, gave and by charter confirmed to him.
Witnesses:—Simon de Cennora, Richard de Cennora, Robert Loereng,
Simon de Wilehal, Gregory Grimbald, Henry de Turr', Robert
Bursard. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5364. Counterpart of demise, 5 December, 20 Richard II, by
Richard Breche to Gilbert Baker and Robert Colkyn of all those
cliffs (falisc') with a house called 'lymhows' and a 'lympette,' ways
and kenches (kinchis) which Robert atte Helle, the elder, had in the
town of Sarr' in the parish of St. Nicholas in Thanet, from Christmas
next for three years, so that they may quarry and burn the chalk
(malleant et tribulent in dictis falisc' et calcem ardeant) in the said
'lympette,' paying 2s. a cwt. of chalk burnt, &c. |
|
[Worc.] |
C. 5365. Grant by William Wollashull, esquire, to John Vampage
of all his land, &c. in Wyke Burnell next Pershore. Wyke, Monday after
Michaelmas, 5 Henry VI. |
|
[Lincoln.] |
C. 5366. Quitclaim by Robert Godebarn, burgess of Grymesby,
to William de Bolyngton, burgess of Grymesby, of his right in all his
land, &c. in the parish of Clee. Friday after Midsummer, 1365. |
|
[Westm.] |
C. 5367. Grant by Gilbert de Wyndergh to Sir Thomas de Pen-
ruddok, rector of Warmynton, and Sir William de Neuton of
Arlossh, vicar of Barton, of a tenement and 8a. land with meadows
there adjacent in the field of Thorp, hamlet of the town of Barton,
which he had by the gift of Thomas de Penruddok, father of the said
Sir Thomas; rent, to the chief lord, 1lb. of cummin. Witnesses:—
Walter de Stirkland, and others (named). Thorp, Friday [after] the
Purification, 2 Richard II. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5368. Grant by Thomas de Wyditon to Mabel daughter
of Christina Goldeburn of Thunderl' in marriage to William Thold of
Neuport, of all his houses in the market of Neuport of (ex) the fee of
Quintin son of Warin, opposite the houses of the said Quintin, those,
to wit, which the same William Thold sold and by charter confirmed to
him; to hold to the said Mabel and William and the heirs of their bodies;
if William die before her, she is to have the houses to her, her heirs
and assigns; if she die without heir of her or assign, the said William,
his heirs or assigns, are to have them as she, her heirs and assigns, if
they had continued living. Witnesses:—Quintin de Neuport, John
Quinttin, Geoffrey de Reydon, bailiff of Neuport, and others (named).
Endorsed, Liberum maritagium Mabelye de soppa. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5369. Demise by John son of John Gernoun, knight, to John
de la Rokele of the bailiwick of the hundred of Lexedene from
Easter next for three years, rendering to him yearly at his manor of
Esthorp, co. Essex, 16 marks. Esthorp, 14 April, 8 Edward III.
Seal. |
|
[Herts.] |
C. 5370. Quitclaim by Robert Neweton to John Spendelove and
Joan his wife [and the heirs of] Joan of his right in three messuages,
two carucates [of land], 4a. meadow, 10a. wood and 10s. rent called
'Aynelles' in Hemelhamstede, Radbourne and Seint Albon[es], late
of John Impeye and Joan his wife. St. Albans, . . . .,
8 Henry V. |
|
[Radnor.] |
C. 5371. Grant by John [Jon]esone of Emyghope to William
Tomkyn of 1a. land in the field called Upfeld of Borewar, and it is
called ' . . . . ysacr.' Witnesses:—Thomas Hoby, and others (named).
Monday, 13 May, 15 Richard II. Cf. C. 4380. |
|
[Dorset.] |
C. 5372. Grant by Joan Benefeld late the wife of John Benefeld
of Brideport to William Montfort and Alice his wife of a messuage
with curtilage in the east street of the town in 'Stakelane,' between
John Hayward's tenement on the north and her own on the south,
which messuage was late of Adam Byre of Bemynstr'. Witnesses:—
John Surre and Roger Stikelane, bailiffs, and others (named).
Thursday before the Purification, 6 Henry IV. |
|
[Herts.] |
C. 5373. Quitclaim by John Chesham to William Aldebury and
John Milleward of his right in land, &c., as in C. 5370. Chesham,
1 March, 7 Henry [V]. |
|
[Chester.] |
C. 5374. Grant by Hugh de Merburi to Rand[ulf] his son of a salt-
work (unam salinam liberam) in Northwich (Norwyco) which he had by
the gift of John son of Henry de Comburbache; to hold to the said
Rand[ulf] and the heirs male between him and Ellen daughter of
Roger de Bulkelegh begotten, with remainder in default to Rand[ulf]
and the heirs male of his body, with remainder in default to his own
right heirs; rent to him for life, 1 mark. Witnesses:—Sir Henry
de Ferrarers, justice of Chester, and Sir John de Ardene, knights, John
de Wrenneburi, sheriff, and others (named). |
|
[Glouc.] |
C. 5375. Grant by Reynold de la Leie son of Elward to Jordan de
Cirecestr' and his heirs of all that land which Robert son of Walter the
clerk (clerici) of Amenel gave to him for his service and his chattel
(cat'llo meo) in Amenel, as in Robert's charter is contained, to wit,
15a. land with two hams of meadow thereto belonging, in Gerstona
against (contra) John Bret, to hold by service of 3s. yearly on the feast
of St. Aldelm, for all service, so that Reynold and his heirs do to Robert
and his heirs the aforesaid service which he owes to Robert; and it
is to be known that he acquired the said land faithfully, by his service
and chattel four years after he espoused Maud his wife, wherefore he
wills that she claim no dower therefrom; for this John gave him
8 marks and a palfrey of two marks with service. Witnesses:—
William de Egeswurthe, William, Peter and Thomas his sons, Robert
Achard, Thomas his son, William Noel of the Exchequer, Ellis
Cokerel, Miles de Cernai, Thomas de la More, Adam de Aqua, Philip
son of Reynold, Ernald Barbast, Richard Orligans. |
|
[Warw.] |
C. 5376. Grant by Avice late the wife of John de Fonte of Solihull,
widow, to Thomas atte Birch and Juliana his wife and the heirs and
assigns of Thomas, of the moiety of a field next her house in Solihull,
viz. between land of Henry Dovy and the lane from Solihull church
to Longedon Hall, &c. Wednesday, the feast of St. Chad,
. . . . Edward II. |
|
Oxford. |
C. 5377. Grant by William Hyestr' of Kyngeston Blountt to
Sir Thomas Taylour, vicar of Aston Ruhaund, William North of
Kyngeston and Henry Spene of Cobbecote, of all his land &c. in Aston
and Kyngeston aforesaid. Sunday before Midsummer, 7 Henry . . . . |
|
Essex. |
C. 5378. Grant by Beatrice daughter of Robert Rokele of
Arkesdene, co. Essex, widow, to William Wautone, knight, the younger,
of co. Essex, and Ralph Bray, of co. Bokingham, of her manor of
Wikepet. Witnesses:—Henry Ferers, John atte Poole, knight,
Thomas Maundeville, knight, Thomas Laweney, John Basset.
Arkesdene, Wednesday before St. James, Apostle, 50 Edward III. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5379. Grant by Edward Swyft of the parish of Eldyngg to
Richard de Snotbeme and Maud his wife of a way (iter) leading in the
said parish south and north between land of Roger de Snotbeme and
of Richard Gilote, and leading from the road (strata) called 'Forlese'
to the meadow called 'Swyftesmet,' which way he formerly sold to
Ellen daughter of Richard Gilote, being 17ft. wide; for this they gave
him 6d. beforehand. The feast of the Assumption, 17 Edward II. |
|
[Derby.] |
C. 5380. Grant by John son of John Warde of Langeleye in the
parish of Henouere to Edmund de Shippeley, carpenter, and Sir Simon
de Shippeleye, chaplain, of a messuage and two bovates of land in
Langleye which Geoffrey de Esthalere formerly held; rent, 6d. to the
chief lords, for all service save the king's foreign service and two
appearances at the court of Sir John de Greye of Codenouere and his
heirs. Langeleye, Monday after St. Andrew, 5 Richard II. Cf.
C. 5342. |
|
Kent. |
C. 5381. Grant by John Hamond son of William Hamond, carpenter,
of the parish of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo, to William Halton,
gentleman, of ½a. and 15 dayworks of land lying dispersed in the said
parish, whereof one rood (virgata) in 'Hurpole,' ½a. in 'Estnether-
meldown,' and 5 dayworks in 'Northnethermeldown,' which he had
by the gift of Richard Clerk son and one of the heirs of John Clerk
late of the said parish. 20 November, 1 Edward IV. Seal. |
|
[Wilts.] |
C. 5382. Grant by Henry Nykerpoul and Edith his wife to John
Mulle and Cecily his wife of their tenement opposite the rectory of
Remmesburi between John Chese's tenement and the lane to the
Kenete. Sunday after St. James, Apostle, 43 Edward III. |
|
[Heref.] |
C. 5383. Testament of William Tomkyn; soul to God and St. Mary
and the suffrages of All Saints, his body to be buried in the churchyard of
his parish church; to the high altar of said church, 12d.; to . . . .,
parish chaplain, 12d.; to the holy-water clerk (clerico aquebagilo), 6d.;
to the repair of the church of Knulle, 12d.; to Roger his brother his
best gown and hood; to . . . . Thomas David, a hood; the residue
of his goods to muddy ways (lututosis viis) and to the poor. Executors
R[oger] Thomkyn and Margery my wife. 20 May, 1397.
[Proved before] the commissary-general of the bishop of Hereford
at Radenour, . . . . June of the same year, and administration granted
to . . . . executor named in the testament . . . . |
|
Notts. |
C. 5384. Grant by brother Richard, prior of Thurgarton, and
the convent of the same, to Master Richard de Rupe of a messuage
in Notingham late of Walter his father; rent to them and their
successors, 12s. for a pittance to the convent on the anniversaries
of his father and his mother, viz. half at the finding of the Holy Cross
and half on the feast of St. Martin; he shall do the services due to the
chief lords and bear all charges thereon according to the customs of
the borough, shall keep the buildings up and not sell them without
their licence; they shall have lodging (hospicium) there when they
come to Nottingham on the business of their house, at their charges. |
|
[Wilts.] |
C. 5385. Grant by Roger Pypard to Ralph son of Geoffrey de
Molendino his heirs and assigns of 6a. arable in the field of
Pypardesclive, whereof 1a. in 'Ysfurlang' next land of Philip late son of
Sir Richard Pypard, 2a. in Cliffurlang', 1a. on Thornhulle, ½a. next
land of Thomas Bernard, &c., and a piece of meadow in the heads
of Whethulle; rent, 1d., saving homages, suits of court, &c. to so much
land in the same fee belonging; for this Ralph gave him three marks
in gersum. Witnesses:—Sir William de Calna, knight, Henry
Bartholom', William Paris, William Bryan, John Edmund', Richard
Grandyn, John Roser, Robert Pyc, Nicholas de Clyva. |
|
[Berks.] |
C. 5386. Indenture being the defeasance of a writing obligatory
whereby John Shyngul is bound to John de Wydeford in 40l., to wit,
if John de Wydeford and Alice his wife hold the land, &c. together
with the reversion of a moiety of a third part which Joan late the wife
of William Corson claims to have in dower, which they have by the
gift and grant of the said John Shyngul, for twenty years from date,
without impediment or plea of Christina late the wife of Stephen
Corson or of John Corson, &c. the writing to be void. Wantynge,
Tuesday after Palm Sunday, 45 Edward III. |
|
[Warw.] |
C. 5387. Grant by William de B[ochm]or, chaplain, to John de
Baggeslow and Margery his wife and the heirs of their bodies of all
the land which he had in [Bl]ithe within the manor of Su[st]ok by
John's gift with reversion in default to John's heirs. Witnesses:—
William de Blithe, William de Haueskewell, and others (named).
Alesley, Monday before St. Giles, 6 Edward III. Endorsed, . . . .
infra manerium de Shustok; also Bochmore to Bageslowe. |
|
[Essex.] |
C. 5388. Grant by Norman Jancock of Pentelowe, chaplain, to
Joan his sister of all his land, &c. in Pentelowe, to her and the heirs
of her body, with reversion in default to himself and his heirs. Sunday,
the feast of St. Botolph, 26 Edward III. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5389. Grant by Benayt de Swechefeld to William Wolsy of
all his land in a field called 'Westfeld' in the parish of Ealding.
Tuesday before the feast of St. John the Apostle, 46 Edward III. |
|
[Chester.] |
C. 5390. Grant by Emma late the wife of Richard son of William
son of Hugh, widow, to Simon Bretun, of all her part which she had
in dower of the house which is between the house of Adam Parche-
miner and the house of Henry his brother in Forietestrete, which house
was her said husband's; so that, after her decease, all her said part
of the said house may revert to the heirs of the said Richard; for
this he gave her 3s. beforehand. Witnesses:—John de Novo Castro,
John son of Ulkel, John his son, Robert de Moro, Henry Pigaz,
Meyler de Len, Ellis the clerk. Endorsed, A ded of lond geven
in Chester but not by Egerton. |
|
[Kent.] |
C. 5391. Grant by William Pomfreyt of Estpecham to John his
brother of all his land, &c. in the parish aforesaid. Sunday after
Michaelmas, 14 Richard II. |
|
[Devon.] |
C. 5392. Chirograph indented being the memorandum of an
agreement, 24 Edward [I], between brother Peter abbot of
Busf[estr'] and the convent of the same of the one part and William
Lyvegher of the other, to wit, the said religious have granted to William
the whole land which Walter his father formerly held of them in the
town of Lyvegherston; to hold to him and his heirs freely by
hereditary right, rendering therefor yearly 8s. for all services,
tallages and gelds; saving to them five free boon-works for their
puture (prccariis ad pouturam) to be done at Hetfeld yearly, to wit,
to plough twice and reap thrice; saving also suit of the court of the
said religious to be done at Hetfeld as the other free men of the same
manor do; further William and his heirs are bound to grind all their
corn at the mill of the said religious and to render due toll therefor and to
pay 12s. 6d. for a relief with the best beast of the deceased; for this
William gave them 40s. beforehand in recognizance. Witnesses:—
Sir John de Cumba, Alfred Batyn, Andrew de Wierdesalre, William
Coyta, William de Harwodeton. |
|
[Suffolk.] |
C. 5393. Grant by Adam son of Warin de Lose of Hecsham to
Robert de Bryssete, clerk, and Joan his wife for the life of the said
Joan and to the heirs of Robert or his assigns, for their homage and
service and for forty-five shillings beforehand in gersum, of 1½a. land
in the town of Hecsham in that hamlet called Lose, in the field called
'Middelfeld'; rent, 1½d. Witnesses:—Nicholas de Lelesey, Thomas
Forestarius of Hylley Monachorum, and others (named). Lose in
Hecsham, Wednesday before the Lifting up of the Holy Cross,
16 [Edward I]. |
|
[Stafford.] |
C. 5394. Quitclaim by Hugh son of Peter son of John of Bettileg
to Roger son of Stephen of Raveneshale and Felicia daughter of
William del Forde of his right in a quarter of an acre in Raveneshale
as it was purchased of John his late uncle. Witnesses:—John de
Thiknes and John the miller (molendinario), bailiffs, William de
Thiknes and others (named). Friday, the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 1335. |
|
[Sussex.] |
C. 5395. Chirograph indented: 5 Edward II, on the day of the
Annunciation it was agreed between Walter Randolf and John Mot,
to wit, that Walter demised to John all his land at Baddyngmere in
Horsham for five years from date; rent, 14s. 2d. |
|
[Bedford.] |
C. 5396. Quitclaim by William Duraunt of Dunstaple to William
de Wylshamsted of 6s. 8d. rent which Thomas Duraunt his father
acquired from Nicholas Hanmond of Dunstaple by a writing of
quitclaim for his tenement in the street 'del South' of Dunstaple,
between tenements of the said Nicholas and Thomas Paulyn, the
head 'del West' abutting on Watlyngstrete. Dunstaple, 5 June,
39 Edward III. |
|
Kent. |
C. 5397. Grant by Richard Keale of Canterbury to William East
of Canterbury of a parcel or place of land in the parish of St. Peter
within Canterbury in a lane there called 'Seint Petrus Lane,' which
land came to him by descent after the death of Thomas Keale his
father. Canterbury, 2 April, 19 Henry VII. Witnesses names
endorsed. |
|
[Herts.] |
C. 5398. Grant by Philip son of the late Edward le Colyere of
Taterigge, to Cristina his daughter of a moiety of his land there which
land is called 'Suthlond' with rents, &c. as in C. 4906. Seal, with
legend, s . filippi edward. |
|
[Notts.] |
C. 5399. Quitclaim by Margaret late the wife of Robert son of
Geoffrey de Strelleye to Sir Robert de Strelleye, knight, of her third
part of the land, &c. in Strelleye and Cossale coming to her in dower
after Robert's death. Witnesses:—Sir John de Cokfeld, knight,
Sir John de Mounteny, Sir William de Cossale, clerk, Robert de
Kynmarleye, Thomas de Cresscy. Strelleye, the day after St. Dunstan,
16 Edward II. |
|
[Worc.] |
C. 5400. Grant by Robert Handy of Wyke by Pershor and
Margery his wife to John Cokkys, John Bentley, Henry Bratt and
John Chalner of Wyke of all that messuage in Wyke called
'Sampsonsplace' with orchard adjacent and a 'benhey,' a half-
virgate of land and la. meadow. Witnesses:—Thomas Brat, and
others (named) of Wyke and John Rondyll the younger of Charleton.
16 January, 15 Henry VII. Two seals. |
