1368-02-08, William Westminster

Bourcher, John Gernoun, John Sutton the son, Richard William de Tendrynge, John de Hevenyngham knights John de Peyton to John de la Lee, Wiiliam Baude knights, de Teye and Simon Longe. Joint and several recognisance to be levied etc. in Essex. on payment, acknowledged by Simon Longe. made between Sir John de la Lee, Sir William Baude, de Teye and Simon Longe of the one part and Sir William Sir John Gernoun, Sir John de Sutton the son, Sir Richard Sir William de Tendryngge, Sir John de Hevinyngham John de Peyton of the other part, being a defeasance of the forerecognisance, upon condition of payment of 35/. on Friday in week next or within fifteen days after in the church of the preachers at Chelmesford co. Essex, and 35/. yearly at the same and place until 175. be paid, acquittance being given for every or that 175/. be fully paid within the term aforesaid. Dated 10 February 42 Edward III. French. of acknowledgment, as well by the said William Robert de Teye and Simon Longe as by the said William etc., 11 February. of Edmund de Chelreye, desiring to make provision for his and the souls hereinafter mentioned and to increase divine worship in the parish church of Chelreye in the diocese of Salisbury, of the king, the chief lords, and other interested persons, in almoin towards the maintenance of a chantry by him founded on the north side of the said church in honour of God and the Virgin Mary, according to the ordinance thereof, with warranty to Sir Roger atte Peunde chaplain and to his successors chaplains of the said chantry bearing the charges thereof in the said ordinance contained for ever, and celebrating divine service in the said church for the health of the king, the queen, their children, the said Edmund, his friends and benefactors during their lives, for their souls after death, and the souls of Henry father of the said Edmund, Alice his mother, Lucy his wife, his children, brethren, sisters, friends and benefactors, a messuage sometime of Martin de Hertham with curtilage and garden adjoining by the churchyard, according to metes and bounds new made, with 24 acres of arable land lying in the fields of Chelreye, 4 acres of meadow in the Hemmede as shall be allotted, 6/. of rent issuing and arising from all the lands of the said Edmund in the town of Chelreye to be taken yearly at the four usual terms, namely Midsummer, Michaelmas, St. Thomas the Apostle and the Annunciation by even portions, and pasture for four oxen or kine, two horses and for 100 sheep, with free ingress and egress upon all the common pasture of Chelreye ; of which land one acre lies in the Estcroft upon Claverdon between land of Edmund Dauvers and of John Cokerel, one rood in the same field between land of Thomas Cokerel called Pynnokes and of Edmund Dauvers, one rood in the same field between the road and land of John Whethull, one half acre in Sevenacres, between land of John Mautravers and of John Cokerel, one acre in the Mersh in the Middelfurlong between land of John Wolvele and land late of Richard Prince, one half acre in the same furlong by land of Nicholas Colewell, half an acre in the Westcroft upon Idekenhull between land of Stephen Child and of the rector, half an acre in the same field by Lambroke between land of Richard Iremongere and of Robert Horl, half an acre in the same field below the clayputt between land of Robert Chapman and of the rector, one rood upon Lytelroghborgh between land of Edmund de Berewell and of Edmund Dauvers, one rood in the Blakelond between land of Stephen Child and land of Robert Horl, one rood in the same furlong between land of Henry atte Dene and of Nicholas Colewell, half an acre in the same furlong between land of Thomas Depham and of John Whethull, half an acre by Alrychesweye in the same field between land of John Cokerel and of Nicholas Colewell, one rood below Ikeneldeweye between land of Thomas Depham and of William Chyld, one acre upon Ikeneldeweye between land of Thomas Frankeleyn and of John Wylkyns, one acre upon Hull between land of Edmund Dauvers and of Stephen Child, half an acre in the Standelf between land of Richard Iremongere and of John Cokerel, half an acre in the same furlong between land of Walter Bolle and of John Malyn, one acre in Garbrodeland between land late of John Mautravers and of Robert Osemound, one acre upon the Westhull between land of Edmund Dauvers and of John de Whethull, half an acre in the Rowelond between land of Nicholas Gentilcors and of John Wylkyns, one rood in the same furlong between land of Edmund de Berewell and of Thomas Frankelyn, one rood in the Gillyng between land of Edmund Dauvers and of Thomas Frankelyn, one rood Westout in the Estfeld between land of John Fauconer and of John Whethull, one rood in the same furlong between land of John Fauconer and of Henry atte Dene, one acre in the Ripene between land of the rector and of Edmund Dauvers, one rood in the . 463 furlong by land of Edmund Dauvers, half an acre in the Buchine land of John Cokerel and of Edmund de Berewell, one acre the same furlong between land of Robert Chaulowe and of Thomas half an acre in the Middelforlong between land of Colewell and of John Wylkyns, one acre in the same furlong land of John Cokerel and of William le Taillour, half an acre the same furlong between land of Thomas Cokerel and of Robert one acre in the same furlong by land of John Cokerel, half acre in the Inhechyng between land of Henry atte Dene and Robert half an acre in the same furlong between land of Thomas and of Edmund de Berewell, one acre stretching to the between land of John Malyn and of Edmund Dauvers, an acre in the Wodeweye between land of Thomas Depham and of Wylkyns, one acre in the same furlong between land of John Henle and of John Cokerel, one acre by the windmill between of Edmund Dauvers and of Nicholas Gentilcors, and one rood the Heye between land of Thomas Depham and of John Cokerel ; the said Edmund and his heirs shall bear all charges, rents and affecting the premises as well to the king as to other persons thereof acquitting the said Roger and his successors, them power to distrain for arrears of the said rent and 10s. in all the lands of the said Edmund in the said town to whose soever they shall come ; and because the seal of the said Edmund to many unknown he has procured that the seal of R. bishop of shall also be affixed to these presents. Witnesses: Warin Insula, Thomas de Besyles knights, John Cleet, John Fynke, John Robert de Louthe. Dated Chelreye, 12 April 41 Edward ITI.