1370-01-08, Westminster

The like to Robert de Thorp and seven others. [Lbid. MEMBRANE ld. (bis). Assignment of dower of Maud who was wife of John Miryot knight of the manor of Castel Carleton, there made on Tuesday after the Epiphany 44 Edward III by Walter de Kelby escheator in Lincolnshire. In the capital messuage a high chamber opposite (extransverso) the hall on the east side, and thence from the south corner thereof towards the hall to the little stable, with that stable and a third part of the said messuage towards the east, with all houses situated in that portion, a part of the grange towards the east and of the court thereof up to the mete there set by common consent, with all the water and the ditch and all manner of profits thereof from a postern on the east side of the said chamber between the chamber and the kitchen as far as the drawbridge of the manor, and a moat which is within the said water on the east side, with free ingress and egress at all times for all her needful purposes through the midst of the gate and over the drawbridge at her will and the will of all her people and of others coming over to her, as the third part of the said capital messuage ; two small fishponds, one lying by the Crewker on the south side, One line is erased in the record between the names of the Karl of Warrewyk and the Earl of Stafford. This membrane which has writing only on the back, has been transferred from the roll of the 42nd year. . . 205 (bis) on the east side of the first, with free ingress and egress to as the third part of a great fishpond ; one half acre and the part of one half acre of land and the third part of a house theresituated at the Fenhouses called the Skypengarth upon side, according to metes and bounds there set, as the third that messuage ; five tofts, one lying on the north side of the of Castel Carleton sometime of John de Arderne, and four on the side of the town, as the third part of fifteen tofts; 6 acres of land on the south side of Appelgarthwonges, 14 acres of land on the south side of a cuwltwra lying above the Appegarth- 20 acres of arable land on the south side of the Morwonges, of arable land lying on the south side of the Wodewonges Streetwonges, 5 acres 1 rood of arable land lying on the east a cultura called the Wilghishill, 20 acres of arable land lying said Skypengarth on the west side, 10 acres of arable land said cultura on the east side of land of-the parson of Great 10 acres of land lying on the west side of a cultura called the according to metes and bounds there set, as the third 4354 acres 1 rood of arable land ; one piece of meadow called Fenforth... containing 54 acres, 95 acres of meadow in the lying on the south side of the Northdyke, 19 acres 14 rood lying on the east side of the Thakgayre, 84 acres of lying on the west side of the Westfen according to metes therein set, as the third part of 529 acres 14 rood of ; one piece of several pasture called Muryetcroft with enclosing the same containing 10 acres, one piece of pasture called Bariecroft containing 16 acres with the dike, of several pasture on the east side of a pasture called the and one piece of pasture called Haygarth containing as the third part of 102 acres of several pasture ; a third part and of the profits thereof arising; a third part of the in Castel Carleton on the feast of the Exaltation of Holy Cross, the profits thereof arising; a third part of the perquisites of and of all manner of profits thereto belonging ; 404 acres of wood, 314 acres lie on the east side of a piece of wood called the and 9 acres in the south corner of the Westwode, with the enclosing those 9 acres, and a piece of ground called the Appelgarth kiln house (orale) thereupon built included in the measure of the acres, as the third part of 121 acres of wood to the said manor ; 4d. of the chevage of grooms, to be taken of Robert Richard Pertout, Erneys Douce and Joan daughter (Johanne of William Ernys at Michaelmas, as the third part of 12d. of ; 30s. 94d. and 1/b. of pepper of the rent of free tenants to be at Martinmas, Christmas, Easter, St. Botolph and Michaelmas, of Robert de Val 7s. 03d., of Robert Douce 12s., of William Fish of Lucy Crecy 2s. 6d., of Philip son of Robert Pormort 2s. 6d., the carpenter 1/b. of pepper or 12d., of William atte Fen 18d., Walssh 2s. 6d., of John Chapman d., as the third part of 13d. 1 lb. of pepper price 12d. and 2/b. of cumin price 34d. ; called Doggetoft in allowance for the third part of the of free bull and free boar, of one sparrowhawk and one pair of ; 10d. of rent to be taken at Christmas, Easter, St. Botolph of William son of Thomas atte Mergate as the third 2s. 6d. which he renders for one toft which he holds in bondage ; (bis) a third part of the profit of the agistment of sheep upon the common pasture there, which agistment is called faldesokene, taking what shall come in future years since it may not be extended at a set price ; 61. 13s. 5d. of the rent of neifs lands to be taken at Martinmas, istmas, St. Botolph and Michaelmas, namely of John Hede 5s. 5d., of William Shirwode 16s., of John de Clygby 32s., of Herbert de Clygby 32s., of William Grayberd 16s., and of Walter Oustyn 32s., as the third part of 20/. 3d., four hens as the third part of 114 hens, and 25 eggs as the third part of 75 eggs; 34 (sic) works of harrowing at winter seed time as the third part of 11 works, 34 works as the third part of 11 works at Lent seed time, 174 works of hoeing as the third part of 52 works, 63 autumn works in reaping corn as the third part of nine score and nine works, towards the lady s food towards one repast or whatsoever she shall have ld., and 274 works of carting corn in autumn as the third part of fourscore and two works, ( 207 ) UT,