1390-07-14, Westminster
Cancelled on payment. William atte Lee to Margaret Mareschall countess of Norffolch, her heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the manor of Bromhalle, and of 5 acres of land and 2 acres of pasture in Great Lyveremere and Little Lyveremere, the advowson of Great Lyveremere church and 7/. of rent in the said manor, all which by fine levied in the king's court the said William had with the countess, Robert Carbonell knight, John le Eyr late parson of Neketon, Richard Upston late parson of Shymplynge, Robert Hotot and John Rougheved the younger by grant of John de Thelnetham and Stephen de Hopeton parson of Thelnetham to them and the heirs of John le Eyr. Witnesses: Roger Drury, William Berdewelle knights, John Drury, Abel Beman, Robert Hessete. Dated 20 July 14 Richard II. William atte Lee to Margaret Mareschall countess of Norffolk. General release of all actions real and personal. Dated 25 July 14 Richard IT. William atte Lee to John Sileby clerk. General release of all actions real and personal. Dated 10 August 14 Richard IT.
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- Robert de Hotot 122 other appearances →
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