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1346-12-02, Tower Enrolment

. Parr 2. 171 of assignment of dower to Joan late the wife of John Bernak by William de Middelton, escheator in cos. Norfolk and 27 August, 20 Edward III, by the view and testimony of Roger John Lethare, Richard the smith (fabri), Robert de Rode, John de Wodehirde and John Bischop in the presence of Adam parson of Donigton church and of Geoffrey Payn, attorneys of de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, to whom is granted the custody of lands to hold until the heir shall come of age, to wit : the manor with appurtenances, co. Norfolk, which John held at his death, site of the manor with houses, gardens, dovecotes and other extended at 4s. 4d. yearly; there are also in the manor of arable land, extended at 40s. yearly, also 20 acres of wood, underwood of each acre is worth 6d. every sixth year; also a worth 100 quarters of corn yearly, also a yearly assize rent of also two cocks rent at Christmas, 4 capons and 10 sheep at works at autumn at 1d. each; pleas and perquisites of court, at 3s. 4d.; also the manor of Bokenham as John held it at his wit, the site with houses, gardens, and other commodities, 12d. yearly ; also 220 acres of arable land, extended at 5/. 10s. 6 acres of mowable meadow, extended at 9s.; also 10 acres of at 6s. 8d. yearly; 100 acres of wood in a park whereof is worth 100s. every fifth year, and the herbage thereof 50s. yearly; also a moiety of three windmills, extended at yearly; an assize rent with toll of merchants of Bokenham yearly, 7/. 19s. 7d.; also of two sparrow-hawks and of a cumin; also 849 winter works at 3d. each; also 40 raking works also 51 mowing works at 14d. each ; also 28 carriages of wood work; also 10 carriages of manure, the price of the work 3d. ; in autumn, price of the work, 13d.; also 90 autumn also pleas and perquisites of court extended at 20s. yearly. of Overmutton acknowledges that she owes to Richard de 40/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of her lands and co. Worcester. John de Stoke, clerk, received the acknowledgde Frouwyk acknowledges that he owes to Thomas de Frouwyk, to be levied etc. in co. Middlesex. on payment. Duresme of London acknowledges that he owes to Henry de 601.; to be levied ete. in the city of London. on payment. son and heir of John Ammary, knight, acknowledges that he de Coggeshale, the elder, knight, and to William Pycot 60/. ; etc. in co. Essex. on payment. of Hynkeley of co. Leicester, Roger Maynard of Hynkeley, of Hynkeley, and William de Stok acknowledge that they owe of Upton 211. ; to be levied etc. in co. Leicester. de Wachesham, knight, and Thomas de Batesford, knight, that they owe to William de Bohun, earl of Northampton de Dersham 1001. ; to be levied etc. in co. Suffolk. de Thawayt acknowledges that he owes to Richard son of Leverton of Tikhill 6 marks; to be levied ete. in co. York. Enrolment of release by John son of Ralph de Frenyngham of co. Kent to John Pynceleygle, citizen of London, and to Katharine his wife, of all his right and claim in the lands which the said John and Katherine hold which John de Ritlyngg and Cristina his wife, daughter of Robert Man: held in the towns of Hachesham and Pekham, co. Surrey, and in the pa of Westgrenewych and Camerwell. Witnesses: Henry de Beke' Stephen de Bretynghurst, Maurice Turgys, Thomas Broun, Thomas de Wardale, Geoffrey Graspeys, Richard Fairheer, Geoffrey Perkok, Peter de Bernewell. Dated at Suthwerk, co. Surrey, on Monday after St. Andrew, 20 Edward III.

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