1333-01-29, York Nicholas

Cancelled on payment. Thomas de Lynton-super-Wharf acknowledges that he owes de Rithre, knight, 30/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chattels in co. York. de Langeford, knight, acknowledges that he owes tv Hugh Sampson 4/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Southampton. of an indenture witnessing a release by Henry de Percy de Tweng, as his right as immediate lord, of the wardship son and heir of Robert de la More, and of the lands of the said in Lund, the said Henry granting that Roger shall hold the said the said Robert held of the said William, su that the said William hold the said lands of Henry, as mean between Henry and his heirs and his heirs, for ever, as a plea was made by writ of right in the king's court, between the said Henry and William, at the suit concerning the wardship of Roger, in which plea Henry pleaded dela More held of him and not of William, and of this he put on the country, and he learned that Robert held of William and died homage, and not of Henry, for William was mean between Henry and Dated at York, on Wednesday after the conversion of St, Paul, III. French. that the said Henry came into chancery at York on and acknowledged the preceding indenture. of release by William de Walkyngham, brother and heir John son of Sir Alan de Walkyngham, to Sir Richard de Aldeburgh, rights in all the lands which Richard holds of the gift and grant John de Walkyngham, brother ot William, in the towns of Hundeand Mildeby. Witnesses: Sir Nicholas de Cantelupe, Sir John Adam de Hoperton, John de Mildeby, Michael del Hille of Nicholas Tankard, William de Burghbrigz, merchant. Dated on Wednesday after the conversion of St. Paul, 7 Edward ITI. that the said William came into chancery at York on and acknowledged the preceding deed. de Clayton, of Donecastre, acknowledges that she owes to William of York 4/. 11s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his chattels in co. York.