1391-07-16, Westminster

Writ of swpersedeas until William de Beauknight keeper of Fekkenham forest shall come to the country defend the king's right and save his heritage, or until further aS in his absence the bishop of Worcester, the prior of and the master of Balshale have at such cost procured country that they reckon themselves secure that inquisitions pass to their mind, which would tend to disherison of the king's and privileges pertaining to the forest if a remedy be applied, as the said keeper has informed the king. Thomas Umfrey citizen and fishmonger of London, nephew of Umfrey of Riefham, to William Rees esquire, Robert Aysshe- Master John de Thorp and John Broun dean of the collegiate of St. Mary in the Fields in Norwich, their heirs and Quitclaim with warranty of all right by inheritance or other in the manor of Reynthorp, which the said William and others had by feoffment of John parson of Salle and Thomas citizen of Norwich. Witnesses: Edmund de Thorp, John William de Hoo knights, William Appelyerde, Henry Lumy- Richard Blomville, Thomas Monke. Dated Saturday before Purification 15 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 22 March.