1301-02-04, Nettleham

Philip de Illeye acknowledges that he owes to Guy Bonaventurja], merchant of Florence, 84 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. York. Partition of the lands that belonged to John Tregoz made, in accordance with the tenor of the king's order, by the assent of John la Warre, kinsman and co-heir of John Tregoz, begotten on Clarice, his eldest . ATT and by the assent of William de Grandi Sono, who married the youngest daughter and co-heiress of the said John Tregoz, the escheator this side Trent, 21 December, in the 29th year of reign : part of John la Warre. There are assigned to John la Warre the of Ewyas, in Wales, which is extended at 31/. 9s. O1d. and is yearly in all issues 60/., as John acknowledged; the manor of co. Wilts, which is extended at 251. 1s. 6d. yearly ; the manor Cheleworth, co. Somerset, which is extended at 59s. 44d.; the manor Ailbrijton, co. Salop, which is extended at 30s. yearly. There are to him lands in Eskenet, co. Wilts, which are extended at 14d. yearly, on condition that, when he shall have had seisin thereof, shall cause them to be assigned to William de Grandisono and Sibyl, wife, as for 60s. yearly of land, in recompence for the body of the of Ewias Harald, saving to John la Ware 17s. 14d. yearly of land rent, with all other appurtenances, there, to wit 8s. of rent by the of Avice de Luttlecote, 4s. of rent by the hands of Augustine de 5s. of rent by the hands of Hamo Virgille, and 14d. of rent by hands of William Nichole, There are also assigned to him 101. (decem in the manor of Dodyngton, co. Northampton, to be received the hands of the heirs of Pinus Bernardyn, after the death of Pinus. part of William de Grandisono and Sibyl, his wife. There are to them the manor of Burnham, co. Somerset, which is extended 46/7. 16s. 13d. and is worth yearly in all issues 60/., as William for himself and his wife; the manor of Eton, co. Hereford, is extended at 311. 8s. 44d. and is worth yearly 33l. 7s. 112d., as acknowledged for himself and his wife. There are assigned to 10/. of rent in the aforesaid manor of Dodyngton, co. Northampton, be received by the hands of the heirs of Pinus Bernardyn after his