1359-02-21, William Westminster

de Otteford, escheator in the county of Huntingdon. Order a partition into two equal parts, of the manor of Conyngton in the of the parceners, if they choose to attend, and to deliver one moiety manor and the adyowson of the church there, to wit, for the of presenting, to Hugh de Wesenham, knight, and Agnes his one of the sisters and heirs of Bernard son and heir of John de tenant in chief, andthe other moiety and the adyowson of to wit, for the second turn of presenting, to Nicholas Grene his wife, second sister and heir of Bernard, as the purparties of and Joan, sending that partition to chancery to be enrolled there, lands and advowsons which belonged to Bernard, who died while in the king's wardship, the king has assigned to Hugh, whose he has taken, and to Agnes, a moiety of the said manor and of the manor of Exton co, Rutland, and has assigned the of those manors to Nicholas, whose homage he has taken, and to Joan, and he has also assigned to Hugh and Agnes, Nicholas and Joan b the advowson of Conyngton church to present alternately in the form aforesaid. The king has ordered William Fililod, escheator in Rutland, to make a like partition of the manor of Exton, and deliver one moiety to Hugh and Agnes and the other to Nicholas and Joan. By p.s. [24102.]