1343-07-15, Westminster

Memorandum that the said parties came into chancery at Westminster on June and acknowledged the preceding indenture. . Parr 1. 185 keeper of the house of the vicars of St. Peter's, York, and the said put in their place William de Kynardeby and William de Skipwith the execution of a recognisance for 2,000/. made to the keeper vicars by Henry le Vavasour, knight. of indenture testifying that whereas Andrew Braunche, demised to Master Hervey de Stanton, parson of Elm church, and son of Aunger de Stanton, his manor of Northbarsham, co. Norwith the advowson of the church of that town, to hold for Master life, and that his executors should have free access to the manor stay there for a year after his death, to take away corn, hay, beasts, and chattels in that manor as they see fit and have easements of all of the manor, the common pasture pertaining thereto for all the of Master Hervey and Hervey for the said time, and he also grants Master Hervey a yearly rent of 7/. 13s. 4d. for life to be paid at Northco. Norfolk, beginning at the Annunciation next, and if the rent arrear Hervey son of Aunger shall hold the manor for life with the and they shall remain to him for a year for every term that the is in arrear; and Andrew will acquit Hervey and Hervey towards the of Castelacre of any claims for suit of court, services or amercements reason of tenements of Blankmouster touching that lordship, and if Hervey shall build a cowshed and sheepfold in the manor Andrew pay to him 4/. and Master Hervey shall take six medium oaks for those houses in the manor, and if he does not build Andrew will him 40s. and be quit of the 4/. and six oaks; and Master Hervey shall erect a pair of gates in the manor, and for making them Andrew pay to him 6s. 8d. Witnesses: Alexander de Flory, William de Hugh de Walton, John de Northwod, Robert Adymot. Dated at on Monday after St. Barnabas, 17 Edward III. that Andrew came into chancery at Westminster on June, and acknowledged the preceding indenture. of grant by Nicholas de Clare, knight, to Simon Dolsaly, and pepperer of London, and Alice his wife of all those tenements houses, shops, gardens and all other appurtenances which he had of gift and enfeoffment of Sir Gilbert de Clare, son and heir of Sir Gilbert Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, in the parish of St. Mary, Wol- London, which tenements are between the tenement of de Bauquell, which formerly belonged to John Adrian, towards the the cemetery of the church of St. Mary Wolchirchehagh towards the the highway called Walbrok towards the west, and the lane leading the lane of St. Swithun to Wolchirchehagh and the said tenement of de Bauquell towards the east. Simon Fraunceis mayor of London, de Kislyngbury and John Lovekyn then sheriffs of that city, Henry then alderman of that ward. Witnesses: John Hamond, William Thomas de Cantuar ia], Laurence Sely, Thomas de Farnham, John Walter Page, Simon de Pulham. Dated at London on Saturthe eve of SS. Peter and Paul, 17 Edward III. that Nicholas came into chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed.