1334-05-27, Beverley

Memorandum that the said John came into chancery at York on 27 May and acknowledged the preceding deed. Enrolment of sale and remise at ferm by Richard de Moseleye aforesaid to the said John de Wodehous, clerk, of all fruits, issues, tenths, oblations, etc., arising from the said church and pertaining thereto, to hold frum the octaves of Easter last until the octaves of Easter next, for paying 80 marks, . 313 the said Richard will sustain all extraordinary charges for that time at own cost. Dated at York on 20 May, 1334. that the said Richard came into chancery at York on May and acknowledged the preceding deed. of indenture testifying that whereas the said Richard sold and as aforesaid the tenths, ete., of his church to John de Wodehous 80 marks, and John obliged himself by his deed to pay that sum to Richard grants that if John is prevented from receiving the said etc. in any way, the loss suffered by him in that way shall be from the said 80 marks, or if it has been paid the said letter of shall be annulled; and John also grunts that a fit parochial of the said church shall be maintained during that time and he will all the ordinary charges at his own cost, and will maintain the hall, and other houses of the rectory of that church for that time in state as they now are, and at the end of the term he will cause the thereof to be properly ploughed and sown at Richard's cost, and at the of the term he will demise the land for Richard's use to be sown. at York on 22 May, 1334. that both Richard and John came into chancery at York 27 May and acknowledged the preceding indenture. de Molyns puts in his place Elias de Grymesby and John de clerks, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 220 marks to him in chancery by John Mauduyt, knight, and William de Monte knight. of general release by John de Dufford, knight, to Scolastica, the wife of Godfrey de Melsa, sister and heir of Theobald de Gayton. Nicholas de Langeton, Thomas Chaunsy, William de Garton, son of Nicholas de Langeton. Dated at York on Saturday after the 1334, 8 Edward III. that the said John came into chancery at York on 28 May, acknowledged the preceding deed.