1365-05-16, Westminster

Philip Mongomery to brother Peter prior of Bermondeseye, John and William de Henton. Recognisance for 401., to be levied, default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Somerset. Gilbert de Arches parson of Drayton Beauchamp and Richard of Aillesbury to Hugh de Elmesale and Anthony his son. Joint several recognisance for 401., to be levied etc. in Bukinghamshire. Writing of John son and heir of Hugh le Blount, granting that Dame his mother while she shall have an estate in the manor of Gynge, and her Sir William de Ferrers and Margaret his wife, the heirs and of the said William, being lords of the said manor, shall have of pasture in the outwood of Rammesdene of Nicholas de concerning which was debate heretofore between Sir Hugh ancestor of the said John, whose heir he is, and the said Sir Hugh alleging that he and his ancestors were long possessed thereof, and thereupon was an accord between them, said Nicholas granting to Sir Hugh and his heirs common of pasin the said wood for all cattle of his said manor of Gynge, which fine levied in the king's court the said Joyce holds for life of the John's grant with reversion to the said William and Margaret and heirs of the said William. Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Maun- Sir William de Wauton knights, John Waryn, John Dated Stebbyngg, 16 May 39 Edward IU. French.