1343-07-07, Westminster

Cancelled on payment. Robert son and heir of Robert Danyel and Joan his wife, Robert and Joan his wife, William de Melton, knight, and Thomas tenants of the land which belonged to Robert Danyel, put in their Roger de Queryngton and John de Ayremynne to defend the execuof a recognisance for 20 marks, made by Robert Danyel in the late chancery to William de Burton. Enrolment of indenture made between John de Dalling, executor of the of Henry Burel, of the one part, and John Bigot, son and heir of Ralph of the other part, testifying that whereas Ralph acknowledged that he bound to Henry in 50/. on 5 June in the 13th year of the late king's John de Dallyng grants that if John Bigot pay to Robert Burel, brother, 50/. at John Bigot s manor of Stokton, to wit 40s. a year from Michaelmas next, and find maintenance for Robert among men of mistery (yentz de mestier) and give him a robe at Christmas every of the suit of his said men during the said term, andif Robert does not to have such maintenance or they do not wish to find it, John Bigot shall 20s. yearly and a robe in lieu thereof, and if John Bigot at any time in the seven years of the term pay to Robert what is in arrear of the payment the 50/., accounting what he has paid to Robert and 1s. a year for his for the time he shall have stayed or if Robert die before the have been paid, and John Bigot pay to John de Dallyngg what shall be in arrear of the 501., then the recognisance for 50/. shall be null void, and if John Bigot fail in any of the aforesaid agreements the shall remain in force. Witnesses: Sir John de Hodom, knight, atte Merssh, William de Causton, John de Aylesham, William de William de Tudenham. Dated at London on Monday the feast of Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 17 Edward III. French, that John de Dalling and John Bigot came into chancery Westminster, 8 July, and acknowledged the preceding indenture. prior of Hautemprise puts in his place John de Beverle to prosecute execution of a recognisance for 100/. made to him in chancery by Spigurmell, parson of Elvele church, diocese of York. . Parr 2. 223 Reginald le Forester puts in his place Thomas Corbet to prosecute the of a recognisance for 100s. made to him in chancery by Henry of Wenchesham. Enrolment of acknowledgment of receipt by Geoffrey Oede of Astonof co. Gloucester, from Richard de Foxcote of that county, of in which Richard was bound to him by a recognisance made before Aubrey, late mayor of London, and William de Carleton, the clerk, deputed to receive recognisances of debts in accordance with law merchant. Dated at London, 10 July, 17 Edward III.