1386-03-13, Westminster

the sheriff of Wiltesir. Writ of swpersedeas omnino, by mainprise Lynchelade of London, Adam Wellome of York, William and Richard Taverner both of Warham of Dorset, in favour Balle of New Sarum, whom the king ordered the sheriff to before him and the council on the morrow of the Annunciation to answer touching what should be laid against him. de Lynford of Bukinghamshire to Thomas de Aldebury clerk de Lynford brother of the said John, their heirs and Quitclaim with warranty of the manor of Schiryngton which they had by his feoffment. Dated 13 April 9 II. of acknowledgment, 14 April. son of Thomas Geney knight of Brandeston to Edmund knight, Thomas Gorberge (Gerberge) knight, Ralph knight, Nicholas Leounes parson of Rollesby, William de William Hastyng, John Yop and Nicholas Coterell their heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of his called Gittonehalle in Brandeston, the advowsons of and Boton, and all other his lands in Brandeston, Boton, Swenyngton, Heverynglond, Alderford, Attylbrygge, Morton, St. Faith, Wechyngham St. Mary, Refham and or elsewhere in Norffolk. Witnesses: Robert de Ufforth, de Erpyngham knights, John de Warenne knight, Geoffrey Richard Baxtere of Causton, Richard Clerk of Boton. Dated Monday before the Annunciation 9 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 14 April. de Ines to John Eyton and John Langtoft parson of Redlegh. all his moveable goods. Dated London, 28 April 9 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 30 April. de Senhous, one of the heirs of Thomas Goyz knight, to de Fourneys citizen and draper of London, John Poidras rector in Honylane London and Walter Brigham, their and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of all his lands, rents services in Dunton co. Bedford, Asshewelle co. Hertford and co. Cantebrigge. Dated London, the feast of St. Philip James 9 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 2 May.