1276-05-12, Roger Westminster

de Cliff ord], the elder, acknowledges that he owes to Alice Etewell 21/. 3s. 8d.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chatiels in cos. Hereford and Gloucester. . Schedule. of agreement between Sir William de Morteyn and Margery his aunt, witnessing that whereas there were lately divers between them in the king's court and out of it concerning damages, done, prises and imprisonments, and other matters, she hereby to William all damages, suits, and actions against him until this saving to her her purparty of the mill of Waleshale, which she ought had on the day of her father's death or that might afterwards fall ; and William releases to her all actions, deeds, enrolments, etc., that or might have until this day. They agree that the king shall purparty of the manor of Waleshale between them, with all the that belonged to Sir William le Rous on the day of his except the chief messuage, the park, and the fishpond, which shall to Sir William for the purparty that he ought to have in Kaldecote. with all appurtenances shall remain to Margery. In case lose Kaldecote by judgment of law, William grants that she shall the value of a moiety thereof in the manor of Waleshale by extent, (dehors) the said chief messuage, park, and fishpond. French. that John de Kyrkeby, archdeacon of Stafford, on Day, did homage to Richard de Fremauntel for the manor of co. Northampton. And Richard did homage to John for 7/. 12s. 0d. of the villeinage in the towns of North Acle, Pittis, and Hanyton, villeinage (quod) John had of the grant of Roger son of Peter. de Lilleseye acknowledges that he owes to John de Reda, clerk, to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in de Coleworth acknowledges that he owes to Walter de Agmo- 10 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Essex.