1346-06-27, Porchester

Order to have kept safely until futher order a certain horse called Lyard de Knaresburgh, courser, whom the king ordered to be delivered to William to be kept with the other horses in his custody. By bill of the treasurer. 2. Bartholomew de Burgherssh, the elder, knight, Thomas de Ferrariis, knight, Master Simon de Islep, canon of St. Mary's church, Lincoln, Peter de Gildesburgh, canon of that church, and Roger de Pykeryng, of co. Leicester, acknowledge that they owe to Anne, late the wife of Edward le Despenser, knight, 400 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in cos. Kent, Lincoln, Leicester and Northampton. Walter de Chiriton and Thomas de Swanlund, merchants and citizens of London, acknowledge that they owe to Bartholomew de Burgherssh, le piere, 38,9551. 7s. 10d. ; to be levied ete. in the city of London. Enrolment of assignment of dower to Cecily, late the wife of John fitz Henry, tenant in chief, made at York before Thomas de Rokeby, escheator in co. York, on 16 March, 20 Edward III in the presence of Thomas de Thornton and Thomas de Clapham of that county, of all the lands which belonged to her husband in that county: a third part of two parts of a chief messuage of the manor of Ingleton, to wit a new chamber with cellar at the end of the hall towards the sun, the moiety of a grange towards the east with a third part of two parts of an orchard there and free access thereto, worth nothing yearly beyond the reprise; a third part of two parts of demesne lands and meadows there, to wit: 7 acres of demesne land and 5 acres of demesne meadow which are extended at 8s. yearly, and a third part of two parts of a water mill and a fulling mill there extended at 11s. 14d. yearly, with the suit pertaining to the mills; also a tenure called Waikerhald ; also 6 messuages, 4 bovates of land in that manor which John son of Richard de Aula, John son of Emma, William son of John Brewestre, John de Remyngton and John de Coulhauth hold at will, extended at 40s. yearly; also 2 cottages and divers tenures there called Ragilhouses which Alice daughter of John, Thomas del Mire, Hugh Donnysone, John son of Henry, Thomas de Shirwith, Robert Kyd and John Wetherhird, tenants at will and cotters, hold there, extended at 4 46s. 8d. yearly ; also a moiety of two parts of a water mill in Bentham, which is of the appurtenances of the manor, and 2 messuages, 2 bovates of . Parr 1. 87 Bentham which John de Doubyggyng and the parson of the hold at will, extended at 30s. 4d. yearly; also a third part of of agistments in a common moor there, extended at 8d. yearly; part of two parts of the profits of the court of the manor and with a third part of two parts of all woods, turf and other profits to that land, with free access. of assignment of dower to Cecily late the wife of John Fitz by Robert de Bertam, escheator in co. Northumberland on 20 Edward III, in the presence of William del Wode, to whom committed the custody of John's lands to hold until his heir of age, by writ dated at Westminster on 20 February in that wit: a third part of two parts of the site of the manor of in which are built a large chamber with cellar annexed and a brewhouse and a bakehouse ; also a third part of two parts of of the manor nearest the sun ; also a third part of 88 acres of arable land at Whitingeham as it lies in divers places always sun in all those places: also a third part of 8 acres of demesne at Whytingeham as they lie in divers places nearest the sun, parts are extended at 22s. 24d. yearly, also a third part of the of all free tenants in Whytingeham, Thromyton and Barton, to wit, of 4s. yearly of John Oliver and his heirs for all the tenement holds in that town; a service of 4d. yearly of Robert Alletson and for all the tenement which he holds in that town; a service of of Robert son of Richard and his heirs for all the tenement which in that town, with the wards, reliefs and marriages of the heirs tenants; also a third part of 16 tenements called Husbandin the said three towns, held at will, to wit, the tenement which Taillour holds at Whytingham, the tenement which Peter Souter Whytingham, and 14 tenements which William Gillesson holds at the tenement which Robert Palfrayman holds in Barton, a which Richard son of Waldein holds in Throunton, each tenement is worth 10s. 8d. yearly; also a third part of 6 cottages in to wit, the cottage which Richard de Branxton holds there, which Roger Tynkeler holds there, each worth 40d. yearly ; also of three cottages in Throunton, to wit the cottage which John holds there, worth 21d. yearly; also a third part of a waste there which Richard son of Walden held, which used to be worth and is now worth nothing on account of the want of the country default of tenants; also a third part of two parts of a moiety mill at Whytingeham, worth 2 marks yearly; also a third part of 40s. yearly rent from certain free tenants in Glant[on] ; also a of two parts of a moiety of the town of Nederton which are held Heron, to wit a third part of the chief messuage in which is a Adam the miller now holds with purparty of a garden there to the house; also a third part of 60 acres of demesne land there, yearly ; also a third part of 64 tenements called husbandlandes to wit, the tenement which John son of Adam holds there, a which Robert son of John holds there, each worth 10s. yearly ; part of a moiety of a husbandland which is waste and renders owing to the want of the country and default of tenants, also a of four cottages at Nederton, to wit, the cottage which Adam son holds, worth 2s. yearly; a third part of a cottage there which son of Hugh holds, worth 8d. yearly ; a third part of a water mill 10s. yearly; a third part of a rent of 16d. yearly received from de Acton for the tenements which he holds freely there; a third part of two parts of a moiety of the town of Great Ryhyll, to wit, a third part of the chief toft there with a third part of the adjacent garden nearest the sun, and a third part of 120 acres of demesne land there lying in divers places nearest the sun; also a third part of 8 tenements called husbandlandes at Great Ryhill, to wit the 2 husbandlandes which John Elden holds entire, a moiety of a husbandland which John Todde holds, a third part of a moiety of a husbandland which Robert Milner holds, a third part of 8 acres of meadow there, to wit 24 acres and a third part of a moiety of an acre as they lie in divers places nearest the sun, also a third part of 18s. 4d. yearly received from the said tenants for a multure called Drymulter ; also a third part of a cottage there which Adam Pollard holds at the lord's will, worth 28s. 103d. for everything and for multure at Great Ryhill and no more on account of the want of the country, the destruction of the Scots and default of tenants; also a third part of a toft and 40 acres of arable land at Little Ryhill nearest the sun, worth 4s. 5d. yearly; also a third part of a cottage, 6 acres of arable land and an acre of meadow in Alburwyk nearest the sun, worth 16d. yearly and no more for the want of the country and the destruction of the Scots; also a third part of all fines, amercements and other profits from pleas and attachments in the courts of Whytingeham, Throunton and Barton; also a third part of all profits in woods, moors and pastures in those towns and in the sale of wood and turf and agistments and other profits. Dated at the king's castle at Newcastle upon Tyne on the day aforesaid. Enrolment of assignment of dower to Cecily late the wife of William Lescrop, tenant in chief, whom John de Clopton married, made at York before Thomas de Rokeby, escheator in co. York on 238 November, 19 Edward III, in the presence of Edmund de Denum, attorney of William de Bohun, earl of Northampton, keeper of the lands which belonged to William, until Richard his brother and heir shall come of age, to wit: the manor of Estboulton in that county with the services and rents of the tenants, both free and villein, and all other appurtenances ; also the manors and lands in that county in Westboulton, Boulton Kellok, Wendeslawe, Dounum, Caldewell, Wermesworth, Waddeworth, Alverlay, Arkesay, Bontelay and Edelyngton, with all appurtenances, extended at 541. 14s. 4d. yearly, all the lands which belonged to William in that county being extended at 164/. 3s. yearly. John Haym and Godfrey Haym, his brother, acknowledge that they owe to Thomas de Bourn, knight, 100 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. Somerset. Enrolment of release by Giles de Erdyngton to Robert, prior of Maxstoke, and the convent of that place, of all his right and claim in 2 acres of land lying in a croft at Yerdelee, co. Worcester, with the advowson of Yerdelee church. Witnesses: Sir John Buttourt, Sir Thomas de Astelee, Sir Ralph de Bracebrugge, Sir John Hillary, knights, John de Peyto the younger, John du Lee. Dated at Porchester on 28 June, 20 Edward III.