1359-02-06, Westminster

Memorandum that Thomas came into the chancery at Westminster on 10 February and acknowledged the preceding deed. Enrolment of release by John Mautravers of Lychet to Robert de Sambourne, chaplain, Henry de Tyngewyk, chaplain, and John de Coston, chaplain, of all his right and claim in all the manors, lands, rents, homages and services which they lately had of his gift, and in all those which they had of the gift of John and of Agnes his wife by certain fines levied in the king's court fifteen days from Martinmas in the 31st year of the reign. Witnesses: Edward de Sancto Johanne, Hugh de Berewyk, knights, Henry Percy, William Tauk. Dated Westminster, Thursday after the Purification, 83 Edward IIT. : Memorandum that the said. John Mautravers came into the chancery at Westminster on 10 February and acknowledged the preceding deed. . 611 of grant by Robert de Sambourne, chaplain, Henry de chaplain, and John de Coston, chaplain, to Sir Hugh le Yonge, of Halton church, and Adam Ertham, chaplain, of a yearly rent of 16s. 84d. to be received of their manors of Upwynborne, Phelpeston Langeton, co. Dorset, with power of distraint if the rent be in arrear. have placed Hugh and Adam in seisin for 12d. paid down this day. Westminster, 1 February, 33 Edward III. that the said Robert, Henry and John came into the chancery on 10 February and acknowleged the preceding deed. of grant by Robert de Sambourne, chaplain, Henry de chaplain, and John de Coston, chaplain, to John son of Richard of Arundel, and to Eleanor his wife, of a yearly rent of 391. 5s. 5d. to for the lives of John Mautrayers of Lychet, knight, and of his wife of their manor of Wodechestre, to be paid to John son of and Eleanor and to the heirs of their bodies, or for lack of such to the right heirs of John son of the earl, for the lives of the said John and Agnes, in the manor of Somerford, co. Wilts, with power of in the manor of Wodechestre, if the rent be in arrear. Dated Thursday after the Purification, 833 Edward III. that the said Robert, Henry and John came into the at Westminster on 10 February and acknowledged the preceding of sale by Walter Curteys of Ipswich to John de knight, and Roger de Wolferston, for a certain sum paid down, his goods and chattels, to wit, his ships and boats with all their with wine, wool, salt and all other his goods and chattels, alive and of whatever kind, in Ipswich, the suburb of Ipswich and elsewhere, beyond or this side of the sea. Dated 3 January, 32 Edward III. that Walter came into the chancery at Westminster on this year and acknowledged the preceding deed, of deed testifying that whereas Henry Sturmy by deed has to John de Mildecoumbe, the younger, and to John son of Walter a certain yearly rent of 5 marks to be received of Henry's of Elyetham and Lisse, co. Southampton, for the term of the life son of Richard de Belauney, John has released to Henry all his and claim in that rent. Dated Elvetham, Sunday after St. Scolastica, ITI. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 18 and acknowledged the preceding deed. Pycard, John de Stodey, John de Weston, draper, Henry de Alan Everard, mercer, Henry Cove, mercer, Adam de Wymundham, of London and John de Wesenham acknowledge severally that they to William de Retford, late keeper of the king's wardrobe, 2,000/. ; to in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in the city of of grant by Edmund de Stebbyngg, rector of High Laufare and Alan de Orewelle, chaplain, to William Volaunt and Maud his of all the lands, rents and services which they held of the gift and of John de Depedene in Bilchangre, Stanstede Monfichet and co. Essex and Storteford, co, Hertford, to hold for Maud's life remainder after her death to Thomas son of the said John de Depeden the heirs of his body, or in default of such heirs to John the elder, son of the said John de Depeden, and to the heirs of his body, or in default of such heirs to the right heirs of John de Depeden. Witnesses: John atte Lee, John de Roos, knights, Richard de Bydeford the elder, John Bataille, Richard de Bydeford the younger, John Botiller, John Berners. Dated Bilchangre, Sunday after St. Peter in Cathedra, 33 Edward III.