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1348-01-23, Westminster

the collectors of customs in the port of Lenn. Order to permit all to take woollen cloth made in England, tin, lead and feathers, parts of Almain, Holand, Seland and elsewhere at pleasure, from the that town, until further order, after paying the customs due thereon, the ordinance to take such cloth etc. to the staple at and not elsewhere. By C 30. Enrolment of assignment of dower of a third part of the lands which belonged to Durand Bard in Northale Edelesburgh made to Isabel late the wife of Durand by William Croyser, escheator in co. Buckingham on Thursday before St. Katherine in the 21st year of the reign, in the presence of William Barbe,,Theobald de Brigham, William Bullok, John de Stanbrugge, Richard Cobbe, Matthew atte Thee, John Freman, John Juet, Nicholas Coleman, Adam Portereve, William Cokerel, and Stephen Wowelles, jurors, to wit: a third part of a chief messuage on the east, to wit, a greater grange, a cowshed with a small pigsty, a third part of a dovecote, a third part of a bakery with a garden which was formerly of John Em, with a plot extending from that garden to the said grange, with free entry and exit by the gates to all the said houses; three butts of land in le Northyde on the south containing an acre of land; 8 butts of Jand in le Fryth on the north; 3 buits of land at Storkesnest on the south near the land of John Fitz John; 8 butts of land there near le Kerlake; 14 acres of land at. Snytemere on the north; an acre of land in Towalton extending upon the land of Richard Coleman ; 3 acre of land in le Inlond on the south; a butt of land in le Benmede on the south ; 3 butts of land at le Strotes on the north; 4aere of land in to Walton Wey ; 3 butts of land in le Hegges on the north; acre of land _ which is a headland at Welselmeslond; acre of land there towards the field of Aston; a butt of land at Coumbesbrot near the way of Godesbrugge ; a butt of land at Chenhulle; a rood of land at le Yre Thornes on the south; an acre of land upon le Benforlong on the south; an acre of land in le Churchedene ; an acre of land at Robynesmulle on the west; 2 acres of land in the west field in the plot of arable land called where the ox died ; a butt of land on the north of Hallynke; a moiety of a piece of land near Ykenyldewey on the south; 4 butts of land at Wodewey ; 3 butts of land in le Middelforlong towards Ykenildemulle ; 3 butts of land upon Cattesbreyne; 4 acre of land towards Sibilycroft ; 3 butts of land at Stiperesdene ; a butt of land at Dagenhale hegges; 2 acres of land in Dagenhale croftes on the north; a third part of land in le Westcroftes against the gate of William West, on the north; 2 acres of land at Hodenhale on the north; 2 butts of meadow in Northmede on the north ; a third part of meadow in Purtesmede, Gosmede and le Holme, Knytenvenne Shepemedevenne and near le Park to be received yearly how and where it falls by lot so that the meadow cannot be divided or assigned in a certain place, because each year before the time of the reaping of the meadow it ought to be bounded and assigned by lot; a third part of meadow called le Berlake on the south; a third part of a wood, which entire contains 43 acres; a third part of pasture in Brochende towards the west; a third part of pasture in le Benmede towards the north; a third part of pasture against Burymulle on the south. The rents and services of the following tenants, to wit: of William Bullok, 4s. 4d.; of Richard Cobbe, 12d.; of William Reyner, 20d.; of Agnes atte Bourne, 2d. ; of Robert Coleman, 5d.; of Ralph Falywelle, 2s. ; of William Wylde, 3d.; of Maud Juett, 3d.; of. John Clerc of Edelesburgh, 12d.; of William le Rede, 4d.; of Thomas Randolf, 2d.; of William Botiler, 2d.; _ of John atte Fenne, 2d.; of Henry Hamund, 1d.; of John Spenser, bondman, 22d. and their works and customs. : To the abbot and convent of Welhowe near Grymesby. Request to provide Matthew de Assheton, the king's clerk, with such a yearly pension from that house as they are bound to grant to one of the king's clerks by reason of the new creation of the abbot, until they provide him with a suitable benefice, informing the king of what they do in the matter by the bearer of these presents. By p.s. [19716.] _

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