1358-07-08, William Westminster

de Batlesford of Wynchelse acknowledges that he owes to Peter prior of Okebourne, 100I.; to be levied, in default of payment, of and chattels in Sussex. on payment. de Bedewelle of Stanes acknowledges that he owes to Walter clerk, 100/.; to be levied etc. in Middlesex. on payment. of indenture made between Simon, abbot of St. John's church, and the convent of that place of the one part, and Master Clement parson of Hamerton church of the other part, witnessing that Clement has released to the abbot and convent 441. in which they to him by two deeds, and all actions which he had against them, release they have released to Clement all arrears of a yearly of 16 marks due to them from the church of Hamerton, and all except for the yearly pension whenever in arrear in time to come, to them the said yearly pension in future. Dated Colchester, Monday 32 Edward III. Witnesses: William Fyffeth, John William de Wychingham, Gilbert de Debenham, John de Sudbury, that both the abbot and Clement came into the chancery at on 10 July and acknowledged the preceding indenture. of grant by William le Botiller of Werington, knight, to Sir Wynewyk, treasurer of York church, of 40s. rent which he used to of the manor of Burgh in Lonesdale in the duchy of Lancaster. 8 April, 32 Edward III. French. of grant by William le Botiller of Werington, knight, to Sir treasurer of York church, of 40s. rent which he used to of the manor of Burgh in Lonesdale in the duchy of Lancaster with the homage and services of the tenant of that manor and of [Dated as above. French. that William came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the two preceding charters. of release by John le Botiller, knight, son and heir of Sir le Botiller of Weryngton, to Matthew de Rixton, of all his right in a plot of land lying between the new street of Weryngton and of Henry son of John de Lacheford, and one head abuts towards of the hermit friars of the order of St. Augustine of the town of and the other head abuts upon a certain curtilage which the holds for life of the demise of the said William, which plot holds for life of William's demise. Witnesses: Robert de Thomas de Molineux, Hugh de Chaterton, William de Hallum, Walssh, clerk. Dated Weryngton, Trinity Sunday, 32 Edward II. that the said John le Botiller came into the chancery at on 12 June and acknowledged the preceding deed. of power of attorney by William le Botiller of Weryngton, to Edmund de Prestecote and William de Hallum, to deliver seisin de Wynewyk, treasurer of York church, of 40s. rent of the of Burgh in Lonesdale in the duchy of Lancaster, in accordance charter thereof made. Dated Weryngton, 8 April, 32 Edward III. 20. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas William le Botiller of Weryngton, knight, has to ferm let to Sir John de Wynewyk, treasurer of York church, the manors of Weryngton, Beause, Great Sonkey, Burtonwode, Laton, Wardebreke, Great Bispeham and Great Merton and all other his lands in the duchy of Lancaster with the fees, advowsons, reversions, escheats, homages and services of tenants and all other appurtenances, William further grants to John all his goods and chattels in the said manors and lands and elsewhere in the said duchy. Dated Weryngton, 4 June, 82 Edward III. French. Enrolment of power of attorney by William le Botiller of Weryngton, knight, to Thomas le Molyneux and William de Hallum to deliver seisin to Sir John de Wynewyk, treasurer of York church, of the manors of Weryngton, Beause, Great Sonkey, Burton Wode, Laton, Wardebrek, Great Bispham and Great Marton and of all his other lands in the duchy of Lancaster, with all their appurtenances, in accordance with the purport of an indenture thereof made. Dated Weryngton, 4 June, 32 Edward III. French.