1277-04-02, Norwich

. 415 de Burgo and Eufemia his wife, one of the heiresses of Walter tenant in chief, put in their place Geoffrey de Broghton or de Redham to receive their purparty of Walter de Evermue s de Moleton puts in her place William de Almaly or Henry de in the suit before the king between her and John de Swyne for committed upon her by him. de Barton came before the king, on Sunday the octaves of Easter, to replevy to the abbot of Bardeneye the abbot's land in Burton- (sic), which was taken into the king's hands for the abbot's before the justices of the Bench against Julia[na], late the wife of le Gant. of grant from Ralph son of James de Shyrleye to John de of all his tenement in the town of Bernham near Thefford, co. with all appurtenances, liberties, etc., and the advowson of the of St. Gregory of the same town; rendering therefor 1d. yearly for exactions, suits of court, and secular demands, except the service pertaining to the lords of the fee. Witnesses: Sir Robert Sir William de Calthorp, Sir William de Nerford, Sir William de Sir Robert de Boys, Sir Thomas de Ikeworth, knights; Sir John Sir William de Hamelton, Master Walter de Cakthorp (s7c). that Ralph came isto chancery, and acknowledged the of agreement, made on 9 March, 5 Edward, between Ralph James de Shirle and John de Ubbeston, usher of the king's chamber, that John has lent to Ralph 120 marks, to be paid at Bernham feast of the Purification next, and that Ralph grants that, if he do the money then, John shall hold the manor of Bernham near co. Suffolk, with the advowson of the church of St. Gregory and in fee and inheritance. If Ralph pay the money at the John shall restore to him all instruments made between them the right and fee. Witnesses: Sir Hugh son of Otto, Sir Robert Sir William de Nereford, Sir Robert de Boys, and Sir Thomas de knights; Sir John de Kirkeby, Master Walter de Calthorp, de Hamelton. that Ralph came into chancery, and acknowledged the wife of Richard de Boys, puts in her place the said Richard in of novel disseisin arramed by them before the king against Roger and Geoffrey Cratte concerning a tenement in Cleton, co. Baret came before the king, on Monday after St. Ambrose, and to replevy to John de Bampton and Amice his wife their land, was taken into the king's hands for their default before the justices Bench against Agatha, late the wife of William de Ardern. Martin came before the king, on Tuesday after St. Ambrose, to replevy to Richard de Ace the latter's land in Lee, which into the king's hands for his default before the justices of the against Nicholas Markes, de Albiniaco, countess of Arundel, attorns before the king in her de Raveneston, clerk, and Robert le Rus of Horsham in the suit before the king between her and Roger, bishop of Norwich, Alan de Tornham, Thomas - Burgeys of Tornham, John Winter, Robert Gerner of Tornham, Nicholas Banwer of Tornham, William Doderode of Tornham, John Peket of Toroham, Alan Peket of Tornham, Geoffrey Stanhard of Tornham, Hervey Scole of Tornham, Simon Bere of Tornham, and Richard Fraunceys of Tornham concerning a trespass committed upon her by them. John de Barneby, the king's envoy, puts in his place Walter Fuket in a suit before the king of a plea of trespass committed upon him by certain men of Leicester. John Talevaz came before the king, on Saturday after St. Ambrose, and acknowledges that he has remitted to Master Richard de Dunham, Richard de Avyllyers, William le Chapeleyn, John de Spichteshal, Adam de Wirlingworth, and William, vicar of Bauderseye, all action against them by reason of a trespass for which he impleads them before the king. Alice le Escote and Lettice her sister put in their place William de Meleburn and Benedict le Huntere in a suit before the king between them and William son of John de Donewyco and Peter his brother and John Joce concerning a trespass committed upon Alice and Lettice by them. William Bule puts in his place Roger de Maneston in a suit before the king between him and William de Rothing, John Aylyl, and Henry Sket concerning a trespass committed upon him by them. John de Trek puts in his place William de Caumbes and Roger de Kileby in the suit before the king between him and John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and William Spriggy and other named in the writ concerning a trespass committed upon him by them. Theobald le Botiller puts in his place Walter de Folifet and Simon de Merton, clerk, in the suit before the king between him and John de la Roche of a plea of land. John Baldewyn came before the king, on Monday before SS. Tiburtius and Valerian, and sought to replevy his messuage in Ipswich, which was taken into the king's hands for his default in the king's cours against Matilda, late the wife of William de Berneswell. William de Northwode of Sprouton acknowledges that he owes to John de Ubbeston, usher of the king's chamber, 5 marks ; to be levied, in defauit of payment, of his lands and chattels i in co. Suffolk.