1353-10-16, Westminster

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause the men parishes of Chevelyngham, Wolloure, Emeldon, Chatton, Werk- Routhebury, Ellesdon, Brankeston, Fenton, Horton, Karham and co. Northumberland, and John de Coupeland, sheriff of the county, respite until Whitsuntide next for the 600/. 3s. 1d. with which charged the sheriff in his account rendered at the exchequer, and for sums exacted of them for the ninth of sheaves, lambs and fleeces to the king in the 14th year of the reign, and to allow the men of parishes of Aldeston, Symondesbourn, Hautwisel, Whitefeld, Knares- Horsley, Whelpyngton, Suyngeham, Hawe, Thoreryngton, Slaveley, and Alwenton to have respite until the said feast for all the exacted of them for the ninth. By C. Enrolment of release by Robert Pageyn of Bokyngham to John son of Ralph le Bray of Bechampton the younger of all his right and claim in those 16 acres of arable land with 4 acre of meadow with all their appurtenances, which belonged to Denise de Tame in the town and fields of Bechampton, co. Buckingham. Witnesses: Sir Hugh Chasteloun, knight, Thomas de la Hay, William Kynbell, John Couelee, Thomas de Barton, Philip le Wolf. Dated at Bechampton, 12 October 1353, 27 Edward III.