1354-05-12, Walter Westminster

atte Greene and Robert atte Greene acknowledge that they owe to duke of Lancaster, 100 marks; to be levied etc. in the county of of release by Saier son and heir of Ralph de Rocheford, to John de Hastang, knight, of all his right and claim in the manor with its appurtenances, in the county of Warwick. Witnesses: de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon, Ralph earl of Stafford, Baldwin John de Clynton, Walter de Hopton, knights. Dated West- Monday after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 28 Edward IIL. that Saier came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed. of deed testifying that whereas John de Moubray, lord of the Axiholm and of the honours of Brembre and Gouheria granted to de Clyve, parson of Epworth church, Sir William de Burton, of Galby church and Sir Richard de Stoke, parson of Lavenham the manors of Thresk, Wodehall, Kirkeby Malasart and Burton in with their appurtenances in the county of York, and the manor and 192. 2s. 64d. rent and in Ouston and Haxay in the of Lincoln, except all fees and advowsons and except homages, marriages, reliefs and escheats and except woods, groves, parks, free warrens, bailiwicks and reversions in those manors, and except all and royalties with the profits thereof, which John holds in the or pertaining thereto, saving to William, William and Richard of pasture with their cattle in those manors and reasonable and estovers in the woods, to be received by the view and livery: foresters or keepers of the woods for the time being, to re-enfeoff Elizabeth his wife, John has ratified the said grant. Dated 16 May, 28 Edward III. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 17 May the preceding deed.. de Wyngefeld, knight, puts in his place Gilbert de Debenham to the execution of a recognisance for 266 marks made to him in by John Bardolf, lord of Wyrmegeye, Robert de Causton, knight, Walton, knight, and John Auntrous. Enrolment of indenture made at Westminster on 5 May, 28 Edward II, between John de Wyngefeld, knight, of the one part, and John Bardolf, lord of Wyrmegeye, Robert de Causton, knight, John de Wilton, knight, and John Auntrous, of the other part, witnessing that whereas the said John, Robert, John and John are severally bound to John de Wyngefeld in 266 marks by a recognisance made to him in chancery on the said 5 May, to be paid 166 marks on the feast of the Eleven Thousand Virgins next, and 100 marks on the same feast following, John de Wyngefeld grants that if they pay him 83 marks and 50 marks respectively at the aforesaid terms, then the recognisance shall be null.