1380-04-28, Westminster

Order to of William de Ufford earl of Suffolk security for payment of his and to give him seisin of one acre of land in Sculthorp and the of the church, one knight's fee in Tatersete and Sengham held by James Pynkeney, one knight's fee in those towns lately by Simon Payn, Thomas atte Gannok and John de Hyndringham, knight's fee in Little Ribergh and Styberde formerly held by Pauly, the moiety of one knight's fee in Barsham formerly held the heir of Richard de Waldgrave knight, by William de Katherine le Wake and John de Thorplond, the moiety knight's fee there held by John Bole, two knights fees in called Dokkesfee, Fouldon, Langeford and Bodneye also Brounesfee held by Richard Holdich, John de Gromboke William de Holkham, the moiety of one knight's fee in Northwold of Thomas Dakeney formerly held by Martin de Mendham, moiety of one knight's fee in Snethesham and Sharneborne called held by John Techeswell, the fourth part of one knight's in Aunemere, Frenge and Dokkyng held by Hawise and Elizabeth of John de Milham, the fourth part of one knight's fee formerly held by Guy le Shepherd, Adam Wynter and atte Water, the twentieth part of one knight's fee in Staneford . Milham called Gothilton held by John parson of Hornyngtoft, knight's fee in Longestratton, Moryngthorp and Thorston held Robert de Stratton, the reversions of a messuage and 30 acres of in Sculthorp held for life by Agnes Bole, of a messuage and 24 of land in Sculthorp and Barsham held for life by John Wy nsom, knight's fee in Pakesford called Tampworthesfee with the of the church held by Thomas Fastolf knight, and the fourth part of one knight's fee in Frenge and Dokkyng held by William de Elmham knight, all in Norffolk; one knight's fee and a half in Segenhoo, Bredfeld, Wodbrigge, Melton and Wangford held by Roger Boys knight, John de Pyshale clerk, Ellis de Byntre clerk, Reynold de Eccles, Robert de Asshefeld, Roger de Wolfreston and Henry Serjaunt, one rose rent in Blakeshale held by the prioress of Campesseye, three knights fees in Groundesburgh, Tudenham and Belyngges held by John de Tudenham knight, one knight's fee in Hemyngeston and Asshe held by John Herneys, one knight's fee in Thorneye held by John Moriell clerk, one knight's fee in Cranesford held by John Harald, the moiety of one knight's fee in Pethaghe, Gossebek, Helmyngham and Wynston held by Thomas de Gippewico, one knight's fee in Thistelden, Boulge, Debach, Burgh and Groundesburgh held by John Bissop, one knight's fee in Eston held by John Denton, one knight's fee in Pottesford formerly held by Thomas de Wyngfeld, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Pathaghe, Gossebek, Framesden, Gretyngham and Wynston held by. John Cobat, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Asshefeld and Thorp held by the prior of Buttele, Edmund Osbern, Robert de Kenton, Henry Qwyncy, Randolph Gynour and Ralph de Northaugh, one knight's fee in Claveryng, Hacheston, Wykham and Eston held by the abbot of Leyston, the moiety of one knight's fee in Pathaughe held by the said abbot, the moiety of one knight's fee in Foxhole, Kessegrave and Boklesham held by the abbot of Sibboton, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Foxhole held by the prior of Holy Trinity Gippewich, one knight's fee in Rendelesham held by Bartholomew de Naulton knight, one knight's fee in Russhemere formerly held by John de Secford knight, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Kessegrave held by John Gros and John Grenegate, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Brodfeld, Boulge and Melton held by Adam de Cokefeld clerk, John de Pyshale clerk, Roger de Wolfreston, John de Fynesforde clerk and Walter Malveisyn clerk, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Debach held by Gilbert de Boulge, the moiety of one knight's fee in Chebenhale and Fresyngfeld held by Parnell who was wife of Wakelin de Hardeshulle, one knight's fee in Elveden held by the master of Russheworth college, one knight's fee in Herliston held by the prior of Burtele, the moiety of one knight's fee in Kessegrave lately held by Robert de Tudenham, the moiety of one knight's fee in Elveden held by Edmund de Hedesete, the moiety of one knight's fee in Little Bradelegh and Thrillowe lately held by Master John Malveisin, the eighth part of one knight's fee in Trillowe and Little Bradelegh lately held by Henry Pane, the eighth part of one knight's fee in Little Bradelegh and Thrillowe lately held by Alexander de Walpol, Thomas Shephard and Avice de Gretton, the fourth part of one knight's fee there formerly held by William Hovill, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Clopton lately held by William Giffard, one knight's fee in Euston lately held by John de Morton, the fourth part of one knight's fee in Herthest lately held by John atte Lee, the moiety of one knight's fee in Pethaughe, Gossebek, Helmyngham and Wynston lately held by Leonard de Ulveston, the moiety of one knight's fee in Hetheston, Wykham, Eston and Gleveryngge lately held by Richard Champaigne and Thomas de Gipp[ewic]o, one knight's fee in Folsham called the Brookhalle held by Thomas Morieux knight, the third part of one knight's fee in Folsham and Thorp Morrieux called Harescroft lately held by . 309 Lefflede, the moiety of one knight's fee in Folsham called lately held by Ellen Colman, the third part of one knight's fee lately held by Hugh Quenyene, the twentieth part of one fee in Geddingge called Pikescroft held by William the third part of one knight's fee in Geddyngge and held by John Bakoun, one knight's fee in Bredfeld held by de Norwico and her tenants, one piece of meadow in Eston by Robert Skot, the moiety of one knight's fee in Stanfeld held vicar of Wykhambrook of the manor of Dalham, the service lands in Thorp by Debenham called Croweshalle held by Talbot of the manor of Bredefeld, the fortieth part of one fee in Aylrichesfeld held by William de Clopton knight of the of Dalham, and the thirtieth part of one knight's fee in Dalham, being in Suffolk ; as the king has learned by inquisition, taken escheator, that Katherine Brewes, who has taken the habit of on the day of her profession held the premises in chief by service, and that the said earl, being son of Margaret sister of de Norwico father of the said Katherine, is her cousin and heir, and of full age; and the king has taken his homage and By p.s. [1170.]