1285-10-12, Geoffrey Winchester

Cancelled on payment. le Faukener acknowledges that he owes to John de Kenill 100s.; to in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Southamp- Cancelled on payment. le Faukener of La Wade acknowledges that he owes to Henry de 101. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels Southampton. Triz, clerk, came before the king, on Monday after St. Edward, to replevy to Benedict de la Lade the latter's land in Suthavene, and Northrippelfeye], which was taken into the king's for his default against John de Avene and Joan, his wife. This is to the justices of the Bench. Schedules. of grant by Humphrey de Veilli, son and heir of the late Sir de Veilli, to Sir William de Hamelton, clerk, of his chief messuage all his manor of Ouston, with the advowson of the church of the rendering therefor to Humphrey a pair of white gloves at Christmas. ; Sir William le Vavasur, Sir Stephen le Waleys, Sir Adam de Mercato, Sir Thomas Foleganb, knights; Simon de Torp, Alan de Thomas de Scauceby, Henry de Rokelay, Roger the clerk of Thomas a la Chaler of the same, Leo (Lione) de Dakenhale. of grant by the same Humphrey to Sir William de Hamilton, clerk, of a rent of 40s. in Ouston that remained to Humphrey beyond of 50 marks of land and rent in the manor of Ouston that he to William as contained in the muniments made to William. For grant William paid him a sum of money before hand in his necessity. Alan de Smithton, Thomas de Scauceby, Henry le Goys of German de Neusum, Roger the clerk of Ouston, Thomas ad le Leo Dagenhall of the same, Ralph the clerk. of release by the said Humphrey to the said Sir William of in a bovate of land in Ouston that he has of the demise of Robert so that he can claim nothing in the crop of corn on the bovate any goods in the town of Ouston on the day of the making of the Schedules presents. Dated at London, on Wednesday after SS. Philip and James 12 Edward. Enrolment of sale by Humphrey to William of all his goods in the town of Ouston from Michaelmas, 10 Edward, until the day of the making of the presents, for a sum of money paid to him before hand. Dated at London, on Thursday the morrow of the Invention of the Holy Cross, 12 Edward. Enrolment of sale by Humphrey to William of all his corn, stock, and other moveable goods that he had in the town of Ouston on Thursday before Michaelmas, 1282, for a sum of money paid to him before hand for the expedition of his affairs, for which sum he acknowledges that he has been satisfied. Dated as above. Enrolment of deed of the said Humphrey notifying that he has not entered by force the manor of Ouston for any right except by the demise and will of the said William, wherefore he does not claim a fee or free tenement in the said manor by reason of his entry, but is prepared to go out of the manor at William's will until the aforesaid agreement entered into between them shall take effect. Dated at Ouston, on St. Lucy s day, 1282. Enrolment of deed of Humphrey acknowledging receipt from William of 130 marks due to him for an agreement made between them at Lincoln at the Purification of St. Mary, 12 Edward. Dated at London, on Thursday the morrow of the Invention of the Holy Cross. Enrolment of deed of Humphrey acknowledging receipt, on Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, from William of 10 marks for the expedition of certain affairs, which sum, together with 60s. and 40s. received at different times in summer before the said feast, 18 Edward, he is bound and promises to pay to William at the quinzaine of Michaelmas. Dated at London, as above. Enrolment of deed of the said Humphrey acknowledging receipt from William, on Sunday after St. Margaret, 18 Edward, of 100 marks of the 200 marks that William was bound to pay to him to acquit the land that Hugh de Collum holds of the inheritance of Lucy, Humphrey s wife, in Collum and to enfeoff William of the said land, so that Humphrey shall have the said 100 marks in the abbey of St. Mary's, York, on Monday or Tuesday after the said feast, to be put in the custody of the abbot or prior until they shall be offered and paid with the other 100 marks to Hugh by Humphrey in the presence of Humphrey s attorneys for the acquittance of the said land, or until Humphrey and Lucy have enfeoffed William and put him in full seisin of the aforesaid land and the corn in the same on St. Margaret's day, in the aforesaid year. If Hugh refuse to receive the 200 marks for the acquittance of the land, Humphrey and Lucy shall have 40 marks thereof as a loan from William for the expedition of their affairs until it shall be otherwise ordained and provided by William's council in this behalf. Dated as above. Enrolment of letters patent from Humphrey to Simon de Thorp ordering him to deliver to William a charter of quit-claim of a rent of 40s. in Ouston made to William by Humphrey, which charter is in Simon's custody until Epiphany, 1282/-3], unless Humphrey pay William 14 marks by then, in which case Simon shall re-deliver the charter to Humphrey. Enrglment of grant by Humphrey to Peter de Lund for life of 27s. 9d. yearly of rent in the town of Houston from Robert de Treton, with all the service that Robert was wont to do to Humphrey for a boyate of land that . 373 Schedules of Humphrey in that town; rendering therefor 7s. 9d. yearly. Thomas de Seinpol, Henry le Goyse, Adam de Adwyk, Thomas Robert Tylly, Alexander de Scouceby, Henry le Newcomin, de Pykeburn, Robert de Mar, clerk. that Humphrey came into chancery at Southampton, and acknowledged that the feoffment aforesaid had been made and acknowledged all the deeds and obligations aforesaid, and that they might be enrolled for William's security. de Bello Campo acknowledges that he owes to the abbot of 70 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in cos. Worcester and Warwick. de Solar , Ralph de Wedon, Robert de Bokelinton, and Robert de clerk, made like recognizance ; to be levied, in Walter's default, land and chattels in cos. Worcester, Warwick, and Northampton. de Bacheworth acknowledges that he owes to Master Henry de Bray to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Hertford. bishop of Winchester acknowledges that he owes to Grimbald 100 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Somerset. prior of Castelacre acknowledges, for himself and his successors, that owes to Hugelin and Scottus de Wyk 24/.; to be levied, in default of of his lands and chattels in co. Norfolk.