1348-01-01, Westminster Enrolment

. Parr 2. 613 of release by Reginald son of Simon de Sibethorp to Sir John chaplain, keeper of the chapel of St. Mary, Sibethorp, and of the there, and to his successors, of all his right and claim in the of a toft in Sibethorp called Sheyleplace lying on the north next of Sibethorp church, which toft Simon his father acquired of of William Sheyle, by charter and by a fine levied in the king's also in two selions of land, one lying upon le Standhard and the upon Settecopfurlong, also in 12d. rent in the town of Sibethorp and which William son of Geoffrey le Clerk paid yearly to the keeper of the anniversary of the said Simon, for alms to be distributed for the souls of Simon and his relations; also all his right and in 2s. 6d. rent in Sibethorp which Ralph de Sancto Paulo, when lord used to pay by reason of a ditch and the sluices of his water estate the said keeper now holds in those tenements upon the of Kersyk in a place called Langebrig in the town of Sibethorp, in of the ancestors of Simon and Reginald, on the north of the said for a park made and by reason of certain trees of Ralph growing ditch in Reginald's soil, which mill and sluice have long been and waste and the ditch filled up ; also in every other rent or service reason of the said mill, sluices, ditch and trees or of other lands the keeper holds. Witnesses: Geofirey de Staunton, knight, John John Bedewynd, William son of Geoffrey, Thomas Peronel. at Bekyngham on 10 April, 21 Edward III. that Reginald, on 20 September, came to Newerk, co. before Robert de Kelm, clerk, to whom the king gave power to receive his acknowledgment, and acknowledged the preceding writ is on the files among the writs of dedimus potestatem of W. bishop of Winchester. Summons to attend a parliament at on Monday the quinzaine of Easter next, directing the chapter of St. Swithun's, Winchester, the archdeacons and clergy of his diocese to attend the said parliament, the prior and in person, and the chapter and clergy by their proctors, as the that the parliament should be held there on Monday after next, but he has prorogued it to the said day on account of the there and in other surrounding places. By K. and C. Rep. Dignity of a Peer, iv, page 580.) like to J. elect of Canterbury, R. bishop of London and fourteen bishop of Worcester. Summons to attend the said parliament, mutandis, notwithstanding the immunity granted to him for not to parliaments. By K and C. archbishop of York.