1337-03-26, Walter de Windsor

Birmyngham, John Darcy le cosyn, Elias de Assheburn, Nicholas de Snyterle acknowledge that they owe to the to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and co. Nottingham. that this recognisance was made for a security for the of Walter, to whom the king granted, by special favour, of Walter de Bermyngham his father, by whose forfeiture to the king by reason of a judgment rendered against the justiciary of Ireland. of deed of obligation by Thomas de Rocheford, knight, of Sir Robert de Rocheford, of co. Essex, knight, to Thomas son of Sir Benedict de Cokfeld, of the same county, knight, in rent, and a robe worth 20s., a cotehardy worth 10s., a a mauntel, worth 14s., and a mount for his body in time of 40s., and in time of war sufficient mount and armour for a for which he binds his manors of la Leye and Bretton, lands called le Uphalle, in co. Essex, in the hundred of Witnesses, John Colman, Walter Odyn, Roger de Estwyk, Dersham, John Breaunsoun, son of Robert Breaunsoun. on Saturday after St. Gregory the Apostle, 11 Edward Memorandum, that Thomas de Rocheford came into chancery in the chapel of the New Temple, London, on 5 April, and acknowledged the preceding deed. Enrolment of release by Thomas de Rocheford, son and heir of Robert de Rocheford, of co. Essex, knight, to Adam, son of Geoffrey de Dersham, of co. Suffolk, of all his right and claim in the manor of la Bernhalle, and in a meadow called Parkeresmede, and in all the lands in the towns of Wykford, Downham, Ronewelle, and Southanewesfeld, co. Essex, which Adam holds of the gift and enfeoffment of the said Robert de Rocheford, knight. Witnesses, John de Nevylle, of co. Essex, knight, John de Hemenhale, Thomas de Lambourne, Thomas de Cokfeld, Peter FitzWilliam, James de Burstalle, Richard Stainer. Dated at Rocheford on Saturday after St. Gregory the Pope, 11 Edward III.