1355-10-29, Woodstock

William Horne of Apuldre acknowledges that he owes to John de Scarle, clerk, 100s. ; to be levied etc. in Kent. Enrolment of grant by William de Aumarle, knight, to Thomas Waryn, of his manors of Hentone and Hamme Aumarle with the reversions both of free men and of villeins when they fall in, and also 3s. yearly rent to be received of a burgage in Crischurch Twynham, which Roger Taillour and Alice his wife hold for life, with the reversion of that burgage, co. Southampton, to hold without making any waste or sale of the bondmen beyond the custom of the manors, and Thomas shall render to William yearly for the seven years next following one rose at Midsummer, and after that term, if he survive, he shall render for his life and for two years beyond a clove at Michaelmas, and after the term of his life and of the two years beyond his heirs shall render 100/. yearly to William, and if the rent of the rose, Tested by Thomas the king's son, guardian of England, . 229 or 100/. be in arrear after any of the terms William may enter manors, reversions and rents and retain them until the arrears paid, and if the heirs of Thomas make any waste or sale of the beyond the custom of the manors William may enter the said etc. and" retain them until satisfaction is given to him for such sale. Witnesses: Sir Thomas West and Sir Henry Peverel, Richard Trenchard, Richard de Farnhull, Thomas Patrich. Dated Twynham, 12 June, 29 Edward III. of deed testifying that whereas William de Aumarle, knight, to Thomas Waryn his manors of Hentone and Hamme Aumarl yearly rent issuing from a burgage in Chrischurch Twynham, by the preceding charter, William has put in his place Thurbern to deliver seisin of the said manors to Thomas Waryn. Twynham, 12 June, 29 Edward III. French. of grant by William de Aumarle, knight, to Thomas Waryn, rent of tJ., to be received of his manor of Leveneston near co. Devon, with power of distraint if the rent be in arrear. Richard de Brankescombe, John Fraunceys, William de James Vautort, John Aleyn of Woneford. Dated Wodebury, 29 Edward III. that William de Aumarle came into the chancery at Weston 6 October and acknowledged the preceding charters and letter. of indenture made at Wodebury between Sir William de knight, and Thomas Wygom, witnessing that whereas William to Thomas a yearly rent of 8J. to be received in his manor of near Wodebury, Devon, as appears by the preceding deed, grants that if he and his heirs hold the manors of Hentone and Aumarle with the turbary in the New Forest, and the rent of Twynham, co. Southampton, discharged of dowers, until the term next following, and if he survive after that term, then for the life and for two years beyond, according to the purport of the charter made by William to him, and if, in case he or his heirs lose the said manors, turbary and rent by recovery of law, without William shall recompense Thomas reasonably to the value of such the annuity for 87. shall lose its force, and after the term of the the life of Thomas and the two years beyond, Thomas grants annuity for 8J. shall lose its force. Dated at the place aforesaid, 29 Edward III. French. that Thomas came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding indenture. of acknowledgment of receipt by William de Aumarle, knight, Waryn of the rent of a rose due to him yearly at Midas well for the term of Midsummer last as for the seven years next and also of a clove due to him yearly at Michaelmas for the life, and for two years beyond, which rents are reserved made to Thomas of the manors of Henton and Hamme Aumarle, Dated Crischurch Twynham, 1 July, 29 Edward III. that William came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed. of release by Maud, daughter of William son of William de to John Houel of Wyveritoun of all her right and claim of Fynchyngfelde to wit, as in messuages, arable land, meadows, _ pastures, ways, paths, commons, rents, wards, reliefs, escheats and all other appurtenances. Dated Fynchyngfelde, Wednesday after Michaelmas, 29 Edward III.