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1359-05-31, Westminster

Memorandum that Richard came into the chancery at Westminster on 3 June and acknowledged the preceding indenture, . 623 of indenture made between Sir John de Wynewyk, treasurer church, of the one part, and Sir Adam de Hoghton, knight, of part, witnessing that whereas Adam is bound to John in 200/. to on a certain day at a certain place contained in the deed, John that if Adam pay to him or to his attorney at Wygan church 761. at the feasts of Kaster and Michaelmas in equal portions during a eight years following Midsummer next, for certain tithes of sheaves, and lambs, lands, ferms and rents, leased to him at ferm by in the parish of Pulton and elsewhere in the wapentake of as is more fully contained in an indenture made between bond for 200/. shall be null and void. Dated Wygan, 10 June, III. French. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding indenture. of grant by John Mounteny of Stanford Rivers to Richard de citizen of London, of all the lands which he had in Stanford Rivers, Witnesses: William Gobyon, Thomas de Berewyk, Ralph Roger Germayn, John Brodeghe. Dated Stanford Rivers, Sunday Peter and Paul, 29 Edward ITI. of grant by John Mounteny of Stanford Ryvers to Richard de citizen of London, of all the lands with woods, meadows, pastures, and all other appurtenances which he had in the town of co. Essex. Witnesses: Roger Germayn, William Gobyon, Henry John Brodeghe, Robert Gippe. Dated Kelwedon, Saturday the the Beheading of St. John the Baptist, 29 Edward III. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on this year and acknowledged the two preceding deeds. of release by John de Mounteny of Stanford Ryvers co. Essex de Salyngg, citizen of London, of all his right and claim in all which lately belonged to him in Stanford Ryvers and Kelewedon Witnesses: John de Bampton, Roger Germayn, William atte atte Hale, Richard Celer, John de Lyndeseye, clerk. Dated 8 May, 33 Edward III. that John came into the chancery at Westminster on 21 acknowledged the preceding deed.

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