1355-05-04, William Westminster

de Sancto Botolpho acknowledges that he owes to Richard earl 80/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in the county of Lincoln. payment: of release by Thurstan de Wygan of Hertford to John de citizen of London, of all his right and claim in all those tenewith houses built thereon and certain other appurtenances, which in Fletestrete in the parish of St. Bride in the suburb of London, tenements extend in breadth from Sholane towards the east [to] the tenement of the hermit of Cripulgate, which formerly belonged to William Claptus, towards the west, and in length from the highway of Fletestrete towards the south to the tenement of the abbot of Vale Royal (Valle Regali) towards the north; Walter Turk being then mayor of London, Ralph de Lenne and Adam de Bury then sheriffs of that city, Richard le Lacer then alderman of that ward. Witnesses: Nicholas le Sporier, Adam Haket, Nicholas le Peuterer, Thomas atte Crouche, Walter de Chedyngton, Thomas Brix, Thomas atte Sloo, John de Laghton, William de Assh. Dated London, Monday before Michaelmas, 24 Edward III.