1327-02-06, Westminster

Master Jordan de Camyill puts in his place John Sencler to defend the execution of a recognisance for 6 marks made by him in chancery to William Blundel of Caldecote. Thomas de Burgh, executor of the will of Master John Walewayn, deceased, puts in his p ace Ranulph de Benton to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 100/. made to him in chancery by Geoffrey Luterel, Elizabeth, late the wife of Walter de Glouc[estria], and Roger Arnald. John de Portynare puts in his place John de Menyers to prosecute the execution of a recognisance [ Incomplete]. John Inge, Nicholas de Bonevyll, William de Cheverston, knights, Richard de Brankescombe, John le Venour, and John de Chudle acknowledge that they owe to Adam, bishop of Hereford, 200/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in cos. Wilts and Devon. Assignment of dower to Eleanor, late the wife of Nicholas de Chyngni, of certain of his lands in Coddreth, co. Hertford, made by John de Blomvill, the king's escheator, on 30 January, 20 Edward II., according to the tenor of the king's writ directed to him, by the view and oath of Laurence atte Hethe, Ralph Child, Henry de Reed, John de Clothale, Maurice Caperon, Peter de Poley, John de Russheden, Thomas de Bradenakh, Richard Borel, Theobald le Clerk, Richard de Sanden, and John de Schepwyk. There are assigned to her a house called sheep-cot (bercaria), with Sabrithtis croft ; 41 acres of arable land, each whereof is worth, when it is sown, 2d.; a third of an acre of wood and pasture, worth 2d. yearly; the services and rents of William son of Ralph, Richard de Stokes, Peter de Poley, John de Alwynehey, Richard de Wedemere, Richard Firiot, Gregory de Wedemere, William le Cok, Robert Mariot, and Humphrey de Alwynehey, free tenants there ; and the rents, works, and customs of John Osebern, Reginald Philip, John Attebrok, and John de Wyvelesmere, bondmen, with theic issue and chattels, There are also assigned to her of certain tenements that belonged to her husband in Long Stanton, co. Cambridge, as follows: of a messuage there, a house near the gate on the east side, with all the plot lying in a line from the said gate by the middle of all the barton on the east; 473 acres of land, worth 3d. an acre when it is sown; the works, rents, services, and customs of John Lammasse, William Hachard, Margaret Lammasse, and William Abbot, bondmen, with all their chattels and issue. The entrance of the said gate shall be common to the said Nicholas avd Eleanor and their assigns. Assignment of dower made to the said Eleanor at Poyntyngton, co. Somerset, on 16 January, 20 Edward II., by virtue of the king's writ directed to me (sic), in the presence of William de Cheyny, son and heir of the said Nicholas, by the view of William de Cherlton, Henry de Trent, Oliver Michel, Richard Daynel, John Spurre, John Huchonn, and others, chosen and sworn for this purpoze. Imprimis I took her oath that she will not marry without the king's licence, and I assigned to her a third of the manor aforesaid, and of its appurtenances, which third is extended to 51s. 73d. yearly. Dated at Poyntyngton, 17 January, in the year aforesaid. To Robert Power, chamberlain of North Wales.