1320-07-11, Westminster

Memorandum, that on the 27 May, in the 13th year of the reign of king Edward, partition was made of the aforesaid William de Neville s lands in Suthmorton. This is the fir-t part: Miles de Mortone holds 15 acres of land in Suthmorton, and renders yearly 9s. 9d.; Thomas de Mortone holds there 54 acres of land, ani renders yearly 7s. 1 d.; Nicholas Brunyng holds there one acre, and renders yearly 9d.; Richard South and Dionisia his wife hold a messuage, a croft, and half an acre there, rendering yearly 2s. 3d. ; John le Yeonge holds a messuage, 144 acres of land and 1 roods, rendering yearly 6s. ld.; Walter Wolle holds a messuage and a virgate of land, rendering yearly 5s.; John Russel holds a messuage, rendering yearly 18d. ; William Daunteseye holds a messuage and 20 acres of land, rendering yearly 12s. 3d. Total of the aforesaid part, 44s. 10d. Which rent is delivered to John de Hadresham and Nicholaa his wife, co-heiress of the aforesaid William, for their partition by virtue of a writ directed to me. The second part is this: Fulk de Ruycote holds 3 virgates of land in Suthmorton, rendering 12d. yearly ; Walter the clerk holds a messuage and a virgate of land, rendering 8s. yearly; a messuage and a virgate of land that Robert Basset formerly held, rendering yearly 8s., whereof Christina, Robert's wife, holds the messuage, and John le Yeonge holds 2 acres, Thomas de Mortone 11 acres, Simon de Shotwell 1 acre, John Blakemor half an acre, John Russell half an acre, Nicholas Brounyng half an acre, and Walter Bolle half an acre; a messuage and a virgate of land formerly held by Richard the Smith (Fader), rendering yearly 8s., whereof Thomas de Morton holds 13 acres, John le Yeonge 1 acres, John Russel half an acre, Nicholas Bromyng (sic) half an acre, aud Walter the clerk 1 rood; Walter le Reve holds a messuage and a virgate there, rendering 8s. yearly ; John de Rydale holds a messuage and a moiety of a water mill, with 2 meadow and 10 acres and 1 rood of iand, and a croft, rendering yearly 12s. Total of this part, 45s.; which part remains in the king's hands by reason of the part that ought to fall to Alice, the second daughter of the said William, whom Richard ie Wayte married, and who is dead. Edmund de Sancto Claro, son of William de Brenton of Eslyngham, acknowledges that he owes to Reginald de Swafham 40/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Kent.