1348-10-11, Walter Westminster

du Boys of Farthyngeston acknowledges that he owes to Richard mercer of London, 146I. ; to be levied ete. in co. Surrey. of indenture made between Walter de Boys of Farthyngston de Notyngham, citizen and mercer of London, testifying that Walter is bound to Richard in 146/. by the preceding recognisance, at Christmas next; Richard grants that if he be notousted from and rents or parcel thereof which he holds of Walter's enfeoff- Hampton, Bernes and Pouttenheth, co. Surrey, by reason of any recognisance, annuities or rent charge made before the date of or do not lose the said lands and rents by true cause or tried against him, without fraud or consent, or if they lose the rent and recover the value of fee simple against Walter, or if is ready to make to Richard to the value of fee simple of the lands lost in case they are vouched by Richard, then the recognisance its force, but if not, it shall remain in force. Dated at London October. French. that both Walter and Richard came into chancery at Weston 10 November and acknowledged the preceding indenture. 12. Thomas de Croxford, parson of Farnham chureh, diocese of Lincoln, acknowledges that he owes to Richard Martyn, parson of St. Peter's church, Staunford, in the same diocese, and to Richard de Penreth, parson of Heyden church, diocese of London, 1001.; to be levied, in default of peat, of his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical goods in co. Buckingam. 15.