1343-08-05, Nicholas Clarendon

Paulyn of Odecoumbe and Peter his son acknowledge that ae to Walter de Oterhampton 801. ; to be levied, in default of lea lands and chattels in co. Somerset. of release by Nicholas Paulyn of Odecoumbe to Walter de and Eleanor his wife of all his right and claim in all the meadows and pastures in Barynton, co. Somerset, which Walter and hold of the demesne of the said Nicholas and Peter his son. John de Roches, William Percehay, Richard atte More, Walter Hungerford, John atte Slo. Dated at Salisbury on Wednesday before Laurence, 17 Edward III. that Nicholas Paulyn came into chancery at Winchester on and acknowledged the preceding deed. de Pavely, heir of Henry late bishop of Lincoln, Adam de Sancto and Richard le Forester, tenants of a part of the land which to Henry, put in their place William de Stok and John de Codyngthe younger, to defend the execution of a recognisance for 100 marks, by the bishop in chancery to Edmund de Bereford. of indenture made between the king of the one part and de Beverley and William de Molscroft of the other part, testifying whereas Robert and William are permitted to work to find divers goods chattels which belonged to Sir John Travers, sometime constable of who is with God, and his account not rendered for the time when was in the said office, the king has granted to them for their work, the of the goods and chattels which shall be found so that the king be with the other moiety. Sealed by the great seal and by Sir Robert the chancellor, and Sir William de Cusance, the treasurer. Dated on 16 June, 17 Edward III. French. of acknowledgment of receipt at London by William son of de la Chaumbre of Westrasen, co. Lincoln, from Thomas de Leuesham, of York, of 40J. to traftic therewith to the profit of Thomas until next, and to render account thereof to him then. For the of the 40/. with the profit he binds himself and all his goods, movable and immovable. Dated at London on 18 June, 17 III. that William son of John came into chancery at Weston 28 June and acknowledged the preceding deed. . Parr 2. 217 Enrolment of indenture testifying that whereas William son of John de Chaumbre of Westrasene, co. Lincoln, is bound by his letter obligatory to de Leuesham, citizen of York, in 40/. and to render that sum and account thereof at Whitsuntide next ; Thomas grants that if William him at that feast or before all the costs and expenses incurred by him William upon the plea and suit in the recovery of William's lands in that thenceforth the said bond shall be null and void, but otherit shall remain in force. Dated at London on 19 June, 17 Edward III.