1335-06-05, York

Roger de Grey, lord of Deffrencloyt, acknowledges that he owes to de Monte Acuto, 2000/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chattels in cos. Bedford and Buckingham. William de Monte Acuto acknowledges that he owes to Roger de Grey, of Deffrencloyt, 2000/. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands chattels in co. Somerset. James Grosset of Burton acknowledges that he owes to Thomas Gentil- 200/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels co. Buckingham. Richard de la Lee, parson of Bradewell church, diocese of London, acthat he owes to Henry de Percy, the elder, 10/.; to be levied, in of payment, of his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical goods in co. John son of Ralph atte Kirke of Great Paunton acknowledges that he to Robert de Grantham, parson of Great Paunton church, 40s.; to be in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Lincoln. Henry de Chalfhunte acknowledges that he owes to John de Weston marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Buckingham. John son of William de Wyvill acknowledges that he owes to William de archbishop of York, 40/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chattels in co. York. John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex and constable of England, and de Bohun bis brother acknowledge that they owe to Thomas de executor of the will of Edward de Bohun, 400/.; to be levied, in of payment, of their Jands and chattels in co. Essex. Enrolment of indenture made on Monday the morrow of Trinity, Edward III. at York, testifying that an agreement is made between Sir de Grey, lord of Deffrencloyt of the one part and Sir William de of the other part, as follows, to wit: that Roger has sold and to William the marriage of John, Roger's son, with Anneys, William's between now and Whitsuntide next, at what time William shall for making reasonable provision for Roger ; and before the day of the Roger will give to John and Anneys 100/. of land in a suitable in England or in Cestreshire, to hold as William and Roger may agree, the said John and Anneys and the heirs of their bodies, saving the reto Roger and his heirs ; for the performance of this marriage and gift, will give to Roger 1000 marks, to wit, 200 marks on the day the takes place, and 200 marks a year later at Aston Clynton, co. and so on from year to year, on the same day and in the same 200 marks yearly until the said 1000 marks are fully paid, upon the condition, that Roger shall grant that if John die before him whereby is not by law dowerable from the lands which Roger holds, then all money of the 1000 marks which has been paid, except the first 200 shall be repaid to William within four years then following, that is to 200 marks a year; and if the 1000 marks are never fully paid in time, John chance to die, then the remainder of that sum shall cease to be paid William shall be quit of the remaining payment; and if Anneys die Roger's lifetime without issue by. John, then the 1000 marks shall repaid within the five years following her death, to wit, 200 marks a year, if there is nothing to pay of that sum on the day of the death of then the payment of that which shall be in-arrears shall cease and remainder shall be repaid as aforesaid; and if she die during Roger's and have issue by John, then only 600 marks shall bé repaid in the years next following, to wit, 200 marks a year, and the remaining 400 shall remain in suspense without being paid, if it happen that the said shall die in Roger's lifetime, and then Roger will pay 400 marks to in two years after the death of the said issue, as aforesaid ; and if issue survive Roger, then Roger and his heirs shall remain quit and of the said 400 marks; William also grants that he will keep his daughter for five years after the marriage, with the charge the visits (venuz) of John and with his stay at the cost of William in points; and for the accomplishment of his part of the covenant Roger made a recognisance to William in chancery for 2000/.; and William similarly made a recognisance to Roger in chancery for 2000/., and grants that if Roger keeps the aforesaid covenant, then the recogshall be considered null, and Roger grants that if William keeps the covenants, the recognisance made by William to him shall be null. at York as aforesaid. French.