1365-01-28, Westminster

Cancelled on payment. William de Walton to John de la Pole. Recognisance for 20 marks, be levied etc. in Lancashire. Charter of John de Clyneton of Maxstoke knight, cousin and heir William de Clynton earl of Huntingdon, inspecting and confirming warranty his former charter to Sir Robert prior of Maxstoke the convent [leat follows]. Witnesses: John Pecche, John de John de Sutton knights, William Waldeyeve, Thomas Ruyton, Richard de Burbach, William de Filongleye. Dated castle, Monday after the Conversion of St. Paul 38 Edward IIT. By the charter recited the said John, styled John son and heir of E li John de Clynton knight (miles) of full age, granted with warranty the said prior and convent and to their successors the site of the manor of Maxstoke within the moat and without, all the park thereof as enclosed with all the islands adjoining between the park and the river Blythe, all the fishery of the said river at all times of the year from Pakynton to the upper bays of the water mill of Maxstoke by a piece of ground called le all the fields with the hedges and ditches in the said called Chicchefeld, Peseforlong, Dedeshalefeld and Spelleslonde, the piece of land called Anketeleswell with the watercourse thereto the site of the manor, the piece of land called Shepecoteyerd enclosed with hedges and ditches, the pieces of wood called and le Oldefeld by le Birchenemor with the hedges and ditches enclosing them, all his lordship as in ways, wastes, paths and all other places in the said manor which the said prior and convent had of his gift and feoffment, the messuages and all the held by Robert Powke, Henry le Prowde and Thomas Powke his neifs, with the bodies of the said neifs and all that goes them, the moiety of one virgate of land sometime held for life Master Richard the cook, the messuage sometime held at will by le Cowherd in the said manor, and the homages and services Simon Moryn, Robert Hare, Henry le Walker, Nicholas Bertram, . le Walker, Alice le Walker, Richard le Walker, Amice who was wife John Falk, Henry Herdenehed, Thomas Anketell, Gregory atte Hay- Philip Isabell, John Walrand, John Griffyn and Alice his wife, who was wife of John de Boreyate, Walter de Collesleye, Robert Hood, Emma who was wife of Nicholas de Lindryche, Alice who was wife -_ John the smith (fabri) and Richard atte Slade for the lands of him in the said manor, which messuages, lands, rents and services said prior and convent previously had of his gift and feoffment . exchange for the manor of Shustoke, as fully as they had that of the and feoffment of William de Clynton earl of Huntyngdon, except piece of land called Becchescroft, another called Berneyerd, one of land called Lydeyateforlong below the high road, one acre in Middelhallefeld called Wascheforlong, one acre called Marledeforlong, acre called Banebuttes, 12d. of rent therein issuing of divers pieces land sometime held by Gundreda de Brewode, and the advowson of chantry in Bentleye chapel in the said manor [of Shustoke], to hold almoin according to the form of a charter between the parties made. Sir Thomas de Bello Campo earl of Warrewyk, William Clynton earl of Huntyngdon, Sir Baldwin de Fryvyle, Sir Ralph de knights, John de Peyto the younger, John du Lee, John Collesleye. Dated Maxstoke, Wednesday after the Annunciation Edward III.