1354-05-25, Nicholas Westminste himself

prior of St. Frideswide's church, Oxford, acknowledges for and convent that they owe to Robert de Newenham, clerk, 2 marks ; levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels and ecclesigoods in the county of Oxford. of release by John son and heir of James de Norhampton Flaumbard of all his right and claim in all those lands, with appurtenances, which Edmund held of the gift and feoffment of the James, as in meadows, pastures, groves, wovds, rents, reliefs, heriots, &c. in the town of Boklond and Wydehale, co. Hertford, which to James. Witnesses: Ralph Chaumberleyn, Walter de Thorp, Prentys, Roger atte Wodegate, John de Royston, heyward. Boklond, Sunday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 28 III. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 7 May the preceding deed. of release made by John son of Walter de Houby, knight, for of Gilbert de Houby, Maud his wife, John son of Gilbert de knight, Alice his wife and John their son, to the warden and of the chapel of St. Peter, Kyrkeby upon Wrethek, of all his and claim in the manor of Kyrkeby aforesaid, and in all the lands, and services with their appurtenances which belonged to Maud late the of Gilbert de Houby in the said town of Kyrkeby, and in the advowson church, which church the said warden and chaplains hold own uses. Witnesses: John de Folevill, Matthias de Folevill, de Brabason, knights, James Beler, Laurence Hauberk, Robert Ralph de Freseby. Dated Kirkeby upon Wrethek, 5 October, III. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 7 May the preceding deed. of release by John son of Walter de Houby, knight, to Alice wife of Roger Beler, knight, andRoger son of the said Roger, of all and claim in the manor of Kirkeby upon Wrethek with its and in all the lands, rents and services which belonged to late the wife of Gilbert de Houby in the town of Kirkeby. [IV itnesses Dated as above.) that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 7 May acknowledged the preceding deed.