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Nov. 3, Henry Westminster

Memorandum that John Moubray on the 28th December in the 29th year of the present king received Adam's acknowledgment of the preceding deed and indenture by writ of dedimus potestatem, which is on the files among the writs of the present year. . 295 of grant made by John de Cusancia, prior of Bermundeseye, convent of that place to the king of a messuage and a toft in which they held of the gift and feoffment of Peter de Cusancia, and John Lambyn of Colchester, citizen of London, and also a toft pond made therein, lying near that messuage on the east towards also that a messuage lying near the porch of the said messuage the Thames, which Sarah late the wife of Stephen de Estmere holds of their demise to the said Stephen and Sarah for their lives with after their deaths to the prior and convent, shall remain to the king death. Witnesses: Thomas Leggy, citizen of London, Henry of Camerwell, Richard Vyncent, rector of St. Cite s (Osyth s) London, Ellis de Braghyng, Simon le Plumber of Suthwerk, de Lambourn. Dated in chapter at Bermundeseye, 27 January, II. i that the prior came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding charter. of deed testifying that whereas Thomas de Hlsham, clerk, held a messuage, one carucate of land and 15 acres of meadow in Wokyhole and Westbury in Somerset, for his life, of the demise to him by John de Wyke of Milton thereof, and afterwards demised of those tenements by deed to Walter de Cumpton and Thomas of Welles, and those tenements, after Thomas's death, ought to to John, son and heir of the said John, John the son has granted son of Adam de Elsham, elerk, the reversion of all the said Dated London, 28 January, 30 Edward III. Witnesses: John de clerk, Geoffrey de Kedyngton, parson of St. Dunstan s church in London, William Tirwhit, John de Elsham, Thomas de Geoffrey de Ludford, clerk of chancery, Henry Persey, John Gilbert de Debenham. that John son and heir of John de Wyke came into the at Westminster on 30 January and acknowledged the preceding

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