1356-07-05, Westminster

. 317 of release by Katherine, late the wife of John de Sancto of Lageham to Nicholas de Loveyne, knight, and Margaret his wife, Nicholas's heirs, of all her right and claim in the manor of Great in the county of Oxford, saving to her those 40 marks of yearly rent she ought to receive of that manor for her life, as is fully contained fine of the said manor, made between her and William de Shareshull, the younger, levied before the justices of the Bench at Westminster. as above. Dated as above.) of release by Katherine late the wife of John de Sancto of Lagham to Nicholas de Loveyne and Margaret his wife, and to heirs, of all her right and claim in the manors of Lageham and and in all that land which belonged to John de Haderesham with appurtenances in Surrey. [Jitnesses as above. Dated as above. that Katherine came into the chancery at Westminster June and acknowledged the three preceding deeds. Cursoun of Est Carleton and Nicholas de Antyngham, knight, severally that they owe to John de Carleton, clerk, 50 marks ; levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in Norfolk. of deed testifying that whereas William Rolf of Laufare holds for life a messuage and 80 acres of land and meadow in aforesaid and Northwelde with 20s. rent in the town of Northwelde, lands the reversion pertains to Sir Ralph Spigurnel, knight, of the of William son of John de Welde, William Rolf has attorned himself for his fealty and other services due of those lands by virtue of the grant. Dated Laufare Maudeleyne, 12 July, 30 Edward IIT. ; that William Rolf came into the chancery at Westminster July and acknowledged the preceding deed. of release by Gilbert le Despenser, knight, to John de Legh of Essex of all his right and claim in those two messuages, 400 of land, 110 acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood and 6/. rent in the of Wyghtfeld and Apperlee in the county of Gloucester which Fule knight, lately gave to the said John and Gilbert by a levied in the king's court. Witnesses, William de Enefeld, John de William Gobyon, John de Baunton, Richard de Fiffid. Dated 1 January, 29 Edward III. that Gilbert came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed. of deed testifying that whereas Amice de la Ryvere holds a moiety of the manor of Taleton in Devon and the advowson of of St. George, Exeter, of the inheritance of Gilbert le Despenser, with remainder to him after her death, Gilbert has granted that said manor and advowson shall remain to James de Lacy and John the elder. Witnesses: William de Enefeld, John de Depeden, Gobyon, John de Baunton, Richard de Fiffide. Dated Schellegh, 830 Edward IIT. , ; that Gilbert came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed.