1366-05-07, John Westminster

Laundelles to John Travers of Luttelton. Recognisance for payable by instalments; to be levied etc. in Berkshire. of Roger Belet of Lalham, giving with warranty to abbot of Westminster and the convent and to their a messuage, 36 acres of land, 9 acres of meadow and 50s. with their rights etc. in Lalham, as in reliefs, heriots, escheats, of court, commons, waters and fisheries, which the said Roger of the king's gift and which are held in chief. Witnesses : de Swanlond, John Charleton, Thomas Frowyk, Jobn Nicholas Bodewelle, John Palmere, William Bischop, Nicholas Ware, Robert Gy. Dated Lalham, Sunday after St. George Edward III. of acknowledgment, 7 May. of Robert (sic) Belet of Lalham, giving with warranty to Rook the elder of Westminster, Thomas Durdent of Denham John Pecche of Westminster, their heirs and assigns, all his rents and services, meadows, feedings and pastures, with ways, paths, ditches, commons, fisheries, heriots, reliefs, etc. in the towns and fields of Lalham, Stanes and Lytlyngton Middlesex. Witnesses: John Pirye, Nicholas Bodewell, William William Deuhurst, Roger Slak, Nicholas de Ware, Thomas Robert Gy. Dated Lalham, Monday after St. George Edward III. of acknowledgment by the said Roger Belet, 7 May. of Sir Ralph de Neville of Raby knight, being the of a bond whereby Philip de Lymbury knight, Richard Ravensere clerk and William de Hoton are bound to him in 5001., condition that the said Ralph shall have and peaceably hold his life the manor of Walleworth in the bishopric of Durham, he lately had for life of the gift and feofiment of Sir Richard and the said Sir Philip knights, John de Cotyngham parson Cave and Thomas de Wakerfeld parson of Horslee, without impleaded, ejected or unduly suffering loss by the heirs of Sir de Haunsard knight or any of them, but shall by the said Richard and William be saved harmless against them. Westminster, 6 May 40 Edward III (sic). of acknowledgment, 8 April this year (sic). of John Merseye clerk, Walter de Lynton, Henry Helyon Bumpstede and Thomas Payn of Balsham, cousins and heirs of Bursteler knight of Cambridgeshire, being a quitclaim to Wroth the elder citizen of London of all the lands in the of Hadenham in the isle of Ely which the said Robert had the gift and feoffment of Edmund de Sutton, son of Hamon de of Whuxho. Witnesses: John Louekyn mayor of the city of John Lytle, Richard Croydon, Nicholas de Exton and William citizens of London. Dated London, Friday before day 40 Edward III (sic). of acknowledgment, 8 April this year (sic). . 269 Writing of Thomas, son of Gilbert de Bosenham and Isolda his wife daughter of Peter de Novo Castro sometime citizen and skinner of London, being a quitclaim with warranty to Ellis de Thorpe citizen and skinner of London, his heirs and assigns, of a tenement situate in the parish of St. Stephen Wallebroke street London between a tenement of the prior and convent of the new work by Gildeford now held by Thomas de Athelby on the south and a tenement of John de Tryple now held by Nicholas Donat on the north, which the said Ellis has lately purchased of Joan who was wife of Simon Dolsaby sometime citizen of London and John Gysors, executors of the said Simon, or any rent thereof arising; John Nott being mayor of the city of London, Richard de Croydon and John Hiltoft sheriffs, and John Pecche alderman of the ward. Witnesses: Robert Rydere, Richard atte Celer, William Danyel, Nicholas Longe, Thomas atte Halle, John Baas, Thomas Croucheman. Dated London, Sunday after the Conception 37 Edward III.