1343-10-15, Mortlake

John de Pulteneye, knight, acknowledges that he owes to Thomas de Columbariis, of co. Kent, 100 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Kent. of grant by John de Pulteneye, knight, to Thomas de of a yearly rent of 10 marks, to be received for life of his of Plomstede and of all the lands which he acquired of John in co. Kent, to be paid at Penshurst, and also he has granted to a robe and winter coat yearly of the suit of his yeoman and a of hay and another robe for his servant yearly, befitting his estate, received for Thomas's life, for which rent, robes, coat and hay John himself, the said manor and lands. Dated at Westminster on Thursday the Translation of St. Edward the king, 17 Edward III. of indenture testifying that whereas Sir John de Pulteneye, is bound to Thomas de Columbers in 10 marks yearly rent, a and a coat of the suit of the esquires for himself and a robe for his for Thomas's life, and because John is bound to Thomas in 100 by the preceding recognisance, Thomas grants that if John pay him at Easter next and 5 marks at Michaelmas following, together with said robes and coat, and pay them yearly for Thomas's life, then the letters for a yearly rent and the said recognisance shall be null and but otherwise they shall remain in force. Dated at London as aforesaid. that John and Thomas came into chancery at Westminster said day and acknowledged the preceding deed and indenture.