1355-02-12, Westminster

Cancelled on payment, acknowledged by Richard de Chadesle, the earl's attorney. William de Monte Acuto puts in his place Richard de Chadesle to prosectite the execution of the preceding recognizance for 10,0001. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas John son of Peter de Hothom, knight, granted to John de Hothom his son and Juetta his wife and to the heirs of their bodies, all the manor of Fifhide, in Essex, with all its appurtenances and with all the lands which formerly belonged to Sir John Brette, knight, in that town, and with the advowsons and knights fees pertaining thereto, to wit whatever he had in lordship, demesne or service in that town, saving to the grantor for life certain pensions and the presentation to Fifhide church, if void in his time, with remainder, if John and Juetta die without such heir to Sir Henry le Scrop, knight, son of Sir Geoffrey le Scrop, knight, and now John has died without an heir by Juetta, and she has demised the said manor, lands and advowson to Sir Henry to hold for her life, whereby Henry is seised thereof as of fee and right, the said John son of Peter has granted whatever right he had in the adyowson to the said Henry and he has released to Henry all his right and claim in the said manor, lands and advowson. Witnesses: Thomas de Ughtreth, Gerard Salvayne, Thomas de Heslarton, John Tempest the son, knights ; Peter de Richemond, Thomas de Ingilby, Laurence Hauberk, Richard de Fifhide, William de Topclif, clerk. Dated London, Thursday before St. Valentine, 29 Edward III.