1352-05-22, John Westminster

Memorandum that both Juliana and the said prior came into chancery at London on 24 April and acknowledged the preceding indenture. Enrolment of grant by John son of Peter de Hothum, knight, kinsman and heir of Sir John de Hothum, sometime bishop of Ely, to Sir Thomas de Ferariis, knight, and to lady Anne le Despenser late the wife of Sir Edward le Despenser of the castle of Kilkenny with mills, the borough of Rosbargan with mills and the manors of Dumfret and Kildermay with appurtenances, and the serjeanty of Ouerk, 33/. 15s. 3d. rent in Kallan and the advowson of Kallan church, with all the lands and knights fees in Noverk, Osbargan, Logheran, Kyllagh, Rosman, Knottesree, Newtown (Nova villa) of Gerpont, Kyllamery, Ardereston, Lisdonsy, Kilfeteran, Newtown (Nova villa) of Erlay, Ragultheby, Kyltramayn, Rathamaduf and Choleghame with the liberties, offices and all other appurtenances and the reversions of the tenants in dower for life ora term of years and with all the lands, rents and services which descended to him by hereditary right by the death of the bishop and whatever he has held in the land or lordship of Ireland for their lives, at a rent to him yearly for his life of 1002. at Easter and Michaelmas, and after the death of Thomas and Anne all the premises shall remain to Hugh le Despenser son of the said Sir Edward le Despenser and to Alice daughter of the said John son of Peter, whom Hugh has married, and to the heirs of their bodies, at a rent to John of 1002. in the form aforesaid, with remainder, in default of such heirs, to Katherine, Alice's sister, and the heirs of her body, at a rent of 1002. yearly as aforesaid, and if Katherine die without such an heir the premises shall . 479 to Hugh and the heirs of his body, at a rent of 100/. yearly as and if Hugh die without such heirs, the premises shall remain le Despenser, his brother, and the heirs of his body, at a rent yearly as aforesaid, and if Thomas die without such heirs, the shall remain to Henry, his brother, and the heirs of his body, at of 100l. yearly as aforesaid, and if Henry die without such heirs the shall remain to the right heirs of Hugh le Despenser at a rent of yearly as aforesaid. Witnesses: John archbishop of Dublin, de Rokeby, knight, Godfrey Folejambe, Henry le Scrop, knight, de Ferariis, knight. that John son of Peter came into chancery at London on 24 and acknowledged the preceding charter.