1354-10-09, Westminster

William, baron of Craystok acknowledges that he owes to Robert de Herle 1,000J.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Cumberland. Robert de Herle acknowledges that he owes to William, baron of Craystok, 1,000/.; to be levied &e. in Northumberland. Enrolment of release by Robert atte Mor, son of John atte Mor of Suthwerk, to Simon Olyver called de Mordon, citizen and stokfisshmongere of London, and Alice his wife and to John Roce, son of John Roce the elder of Northflete, and Margaret his wife, of all his right and claim in all those tenements with houses, buildings, rents, two water mills, gardens, ponds, waters, hedges, ditches and all other appurtenances which formerly belonged to John Roce, citizen and vintner of London, in the parish of St. Olave, Suthwerk, and which Harlwin de Houweton, citizen and . 97 of that city, held of the gift of John de Stodeye and Robert de and the said John de Stodeye and Robert of the gift of Harlwin and Amice relict of John Roce, vintner of London, the said Simon and Alice of the gift of John Roce the younger, Richard Roce of Totyngge, co. Surrey. Witnesses: John Lovekyng, de Lenn, John Roce, fishmonger, Richard Bacon, John Rothyngge, de Wetheresfeld, Edjmund] Olyver. Dated London, Saturday St. Luke, 28 Edward III. that Robert atte Mor came into the chancery at Westminster said Saturday and acknowledged the preceding deed. of release by Reynold son of Simon de Wodeham to Thomas knight, of all his right and claim in the manor of Heton near Cornco. Northumberland. Dated Norham, 6 October, 28 Edward III. that Reynold came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed.