1344-11-16, Kings Langley

William de Eyton acknowledges that he owes to James de Thame, goldsmith of London, 201.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Essex. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas Roger Est of Hakford near Refham and Joan his wife, hold of the inheritance of William son of William Charles son and heir of Sir Edward Charles, knight, all the lands for Joan's life, by the demise of Edward, which formerly belonged to Sir Robert Charles, knight, in the towns of Silham and Ryngeshele, co. Suffolk, with reversion to William; William grants that reversion to Sir John de Stonore, knight. Witnesses: William de Poynton, John de Aulton, William de Bergh, Nicholas de Gresle, John de Dodecote. Dated at London on Tuesday after Martinmas 13 Edward III.