1354-05-12, Walter Westminster

Memorandum that John de Wyngefeld came into the chancery at Westminster on 12 May and acknowledged the preceding indenture. Enrolment of indenture made between Richard earl of Arundel and Roger de Mortvmer, earl of la Marche, witnessing that Richard makes a general release to Roger of all actions against him for lands, manors, castles and lordships which Roger holds in demesne, in service or in reversion, which might pertain to Richard, saving to Richard all seigniories and services due to him of any of the lands or manors which Roger holds in demesne, service, or reversion, with or without mesne; Roger likewise makes a general release to Richard of all actions for the manor and lands of Strettonesdale, with appurtenances, and all other lands, manors, castles and lordships with appurtenances which Richard holds in demesne, in service, in reversion or otherwise, which might pertain to Roger, saving to Roger the seigniory and services of the manors of Dodyton and Hyntes and of all other lands which Richard holds of him in demesne, service or reversion, with or without mesne, so that the release with warranty of the castle, lordship and land of Chirk in Wales, made to Richard by Roger under the name of Roger de Mortymer, lord of Wygemor, and the recognisance for 5,000/. made to Roger by Richard and the indentures made between them before these presents, upon the said release and recognisance, shall remain in force notwithstanding these indentures. Dated Westminster, Sunday before St. Dunstan, 28 Edward III. French. Memorandwn that both the earl of Arundel and the earl of March came into the chancery at Westminster on the said Sunday and acknowledged the preceding indenture.