1284-01-11, York Henry

Cancelled on payment, acknowledged by William de Valencia before W. de and as appears by his letters patent of acquittance on the files the king's writs of the sixteenth year. Alexander Tewyt came before the king, on Tuesday after the Epiphany, sought to replevy his land and the land of Richard le Fevre, William Tistour of Morpeth and Alice his sister, Ralph le Lorimer, and Richard in Morpeth, which was taken into the king's hands for their default Jul iana], late the wife of Miles de Morpeth. This is signified to the of the Bench. William de Catteclive came before the king at York, on the same day, sought to replevy his land of Ce[ s]trefeld, which was taken into the hands for his default at Westminster against Amice de Catclyve. is signified to the justices of the Bench. John Durant came before the king at York, on the same day, and sought replevy his land in Cestrefeld, which was taken into the king's hands for default against the aforesaid Amice. This is signified to the justices of Bench. Enrolment of demise by John, son and heir of William de made after he came of age and had done homage to chief lord Sir Robert de Ros, to Master Thomas de Grimeston, archof Cleveland, of all the manor of Thorp Audeburg with all for the term of sixteen years from the Assumption, 1283, manor John's father had previously demised to Thomas for the term to be held according to the tenor of the chirograph made John's father and Thomas. In witness whereof John has put his to this deed, a transcript of which the archdeacon has made for him his seal. Witnesses: Sir Amand de Rue, Sir John de Melsa, Sir de Carleton, Sir Henry de Preston, knights ; William de Grimeston, de Flymton, John de Fytling, John de Autayn of Neuton, and de Ethervich.