1380-02-03, Westminster
To the keepers of the passage in the port of London, Dovorre or Passport for Master Henry Bowet journeying over sea the king's licence, with two servants and three hackneys in his taking 100s. for his expenses and certain letters of Memorandum of a recognisance made 3 February 3 Richard ITI in chancery at Westminster by Robert de Salle knight for 3001., be levied in Norffolk in case he or any of his men should do or procure or harm to the prior of Waburne co. Norffolk or any of his canons, men or servants. Mainprise under a pain of 100/. made the same day in chancery by Warde of Norffolk, Walter Broun of Norwich, John de Yelverton John de Bodeneye of Norffolk for the said Robert. William de Swillyngton, son of Sir Adam de Swillyngton and brother Sir Robert de Swillyngton the nephew, to Sir Robert Grethed of Ekyngton and Sir Richard de Stokton parson of Burwaleys, heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of the manor advowson of Swillyngton co. York, sometime of his said brother, they have by feoffment of Sir Robert de Swillyngton uncle of said William. Dated 1 February 3 Richard IT.
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