1316-06-26, Westminster

Roger de Sutton, parson of the church of Belefen, diocese of London, acknowledges that he owes to Alice la Paumere of Wodeford, Robert Besvill of Lufwyk, and Simon de Lyndwode, executors of the will of Master William de Wodeford, late parson of Ballyogari in Ireland, 20/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical : goods in the county of Essex. Richard de Saham, vicar of the church of Rathmore, diocese of Dublin, acknowledges that he owes to Reger de Sutton, clerk, 20s. 4d., to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Ireland. Assignment of dower to Elizabeth, late the wife of John de Bryaunzoun, tenant in chief, made by the escheator at Alynthele, on Wednesday the eve of Midsummer, of all her husband's lands in the king's hands during the minority of John, son and heir of the said John. First, there are assigned to her in the manor of Alynthele a cowhouse, a barn (gragia), and adjoining garden called le Estgardyn, with a parcel of La Lee from the gate of the enclosure of the manor direct to Le Lehach on the east, together with free ; ingress and egress for her and her servants to and from the cowhouse, barn, garden, and to and from the church by the middle of the court. There are assigned to her 80 acres of the arable land, to wit 27 acres in a cultura called Carteresland, 12 acres in La Dene, 7 acres at the gallows, 20 acres in a cultura called Faussot, 9 acres in the caltwra called Middelssot on both sides of the way to Thourok, 12 acres in Le Leessot on the east of the way. There are also assigned to her for the fens (fannis) there, which cannot be measured, the waters of Estfanne with the pool and Le MoreweZenefanne in supreme domain (dominacione). There are also assigned to her in the marsh 7 acres of pasture called Serlesmad. There is also assigned to her a watermill so ruinous that in a short time it will fall down (adnulletur), to hold in dower in allowance for 77 acres and 3 roods of land, meadow, and pasture in the marsh, which remains wholly in the king's hands, whereof she receives nothing in dower. There are assigned to her of the assessed rent of the free tenants 42s. 9d. yearly, to wit 7s. 2d. from William Bernard, 3s. from William le Taillour, 6s. 4d. from Geoffrey the smith (fabre), 12s. 1d. from Adam Russel, 6s. 10d. from Henry Pegoun, 4d. from William de Enynton, 15d. from John Spyr, 6d. from Ralph de Herde, 2s. 11d. from John atte More, 10d. from the heir of Thomas de Thorndon, 13d. from Vincent de Bokkeleye, with all their suits and services. There are also assigned to her of the rent of three customary tenants 20s. 93d., to wit 7s. 94d. from Adam le Mouner, 8s. 43d. from William Herberd, 4s. 73d. from Thomas Sangemous, with all their suits and services. There are assigned to her 9s. 8d. of the stallage in the market, fair,and portemort, and 8s. 103d. yearly for the passage tor boats over Ii. 345 and to London, and 6s. yearly of carriage for the passage with carts, a third of all the profit of the view (versus) of frankpledge there. At assignment Adam Russel, Henry de Columbers, Henry de Shirewell, de Dutton, Thomas Wych, and Robert Lylie were present and their seals.