1336-03-18, John Westminster

Memorandum, that Constance came into chancery at London on 17 March and acknowledged the preceding deed. Enrolment of indenture between Walter de Creyk, knight, of the one part, and William de Whitefeld, knight, of the other, testifying that whereas William, on 15 March, 10 Edward III., acknowledged in chancery that he owed Walter 1000 marks, Walter grants that if William shall enfeoff some certain person with his manors of Werdesford Bellet, co. Dorset, and Shokerwyk, co. Somerset, so that the said person shall grant those manors to William and to Constance, late the wife of John de Kyngeston, to hold for themselves and the heirs of their bodies by a fine levied in the king's court before Michaelmas following, that the recognisance for 1000 marks shall then be null, and that William and his executors shall be entirely quit and discharged thereof. Dated at London on 16 March in the year aforesaid.