1356-01-19, William Westminster

de Emeldon, clerk, and Richard Tempest, knight, acknowledge that they owe to David de Wollore and to Henry de Ingelby, 100U. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels on payment, acknowledged by David. of indenture witnessing that brother John de Carleton, prior house of St. Bartholomew, Westsmethefeld near London, and the of that house have granted to John de Burstall, citizen and vintner and to Cecily his wife, 127. of yearly quit rent or pension to be for their lives, of all the lands and rents of the said house in the London or elsewhere ; they have also granted to John a furred robe suit of their esquires, or 20s. therefor if it be not delivered, to be yearly for life at Easter; they have also granted to John and for their lives a plot of land within the gate of their house being in place, containing in length 40 feet and in breadth 24 feet, if they to build a house thereupon to dwell in, with power of distraint if the be in arrear for eight days beyond any term of payment, but they may the said plot or dwelling house without licence. Dated in the house, 20 January, 1856, 30 Edward III. : that the prior came into the chancery of London on and acknowledged the preceding deed.