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1349-12-17, Westminster

Cancelled on payment. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas Richard Smelt, citizen and fishmonger of London, lately acquired the manor of Grenche, in the liberty of Hastyngg in co. Kent, together with a chapel in that manor of Thomas de Hastyngg, son of William de Hastyngg, knight, of co, Sussex, William son of the said Thomas has released to Richard all his right and claim ip . Parr 2. 149 manor and chapel. Walter lurk, mayor of London, Adam de and Ralph de Lenne, sheriffs of that city. Witnesses: John de William Kere, John de Triple, John de Cauntebrigg, Richard clerk. Dated at London on Wednesday after St. Lucy, 23 ITI. that the said William son of Thomas came into chancery on 17 December, and acknowledged the preceding deed. of grant by John de Clifton son of Richard de Clifton of to John son of Robert de Kyelm of Newerk, draper, of all that which he held by hereditary succession after the death of Richard in the street called Baldertongate in Newerk, which tenement between the tenement of Alan Flemyng towards the north and the of Maud Malet towards the south. Witnesses: Simon de William de Tudenham, William Tryg, Thomas de Shene, atte Corner, Stephen de Staneford, Henry Brenge. Dated at on Saturday after Hilary, 23 Edward III. that John de Clifton came into chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed.

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