1366-05-16, Westminster

Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 100/. made by de Coue, John de Aldham and William de Norwych of London, in person in the chancery at Westminster, for Robert of Tilneye chaplain, that he shall not cause nor procure any hurt to Thomas de Horstede chaplain, presented by the king the vicarage of Istilworth in the diocese of London, shall not to foreign parts without the king's special licence, nor sue procure to be sued or done anything that may tend to the prejudice, or to impair the presentation aforesaid. Writing of John de Sancta Cruce of Bedfordshire, being a quitwith warranty to Amaury de Sancto Amando knight lord of and Mullebrok, his heirs and assigns, of the messuages, rents, services of free men and neifs, meadows, woods, feedings, with the liberties, warrens etc. which were of Thomas de Cruce in the said towns. Witnesses: Giles Dauboney knight, de Salford, Thomas Peyvre, John Bruton, Hugh Pikard, Richard Craunfeld, Thomas de Stepyngle. Dated Hampthulle, Monday the Invention of Holy Cross 40 Edward ITI.